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  • One of the world's foremost scientific experts on ibogaine, Mash also identified the active metabolite, noribogaine, that is credited with the ability to detoxify and sustain a newly recovering addict (for the record, she says "noribogaine" is a misnomer and that the metabolite should be called "decmethylibogaine").

    AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed AlterNet Charles Shaw 2010

  • One of the world's foremost scientific experts on ibogaine, Mash also identified the active metabolite, noribogaine, that is credited with the ability to detoxify and sustain a newly recovering addict (for the record, she says "noribogaine" is a misnomer and that the metabolite should be called "decmethylibogaine").

    AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed AlterNet Charles Shaw 2010

  • One of the world's foremost scientific experts on ibogaine, Mash also identified the active metabolite, noribogaine, that is credited with the ability to detoxify and sustain a newly recovering addict (for the record, she says "noribogaine" is a misnomer and that the metabolite should be called "decmethylibogaine").

    AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed AlterNet Charles Shaw 2010

  • Taub explains, "In the tribal use of ibogaine, the visionary aspect of iboga is revered as an integral part of the healing process -- this is especially ironic in light of the fact that Dr. Deborah Mash, a professor at the University of Miami and one of the top scientific experts on ibogaine, is working to develop noribogaine (12-Hydroxyibogamine), an ibogaine metabolite that does not induce visions."

    Mary Clare Ditton: A Home for Ibogaine in Barcelona 2008

  • Back in the mid Nineties when she first discovered noribogaine, Mash claims she offered Lotsof, who held the legal patents, a 50/50 partnership to move forward with research and get a study funded by the National Institute for Drug Abuse (NIDA).

    AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed AlterNet Charles Shaw 2010

  • Back in the mid Nineties when she first discovered noribogaine, Mash claims she offered Lotsof, who held the legal patents, a 50/50 partnership to move forward with research and get a study funded by the National Institute for Drug Abuse (NIDA).

    AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed AlterNet Charles Shaw 2010

  • Back in the mid Nineties when she first discovered noribogaine, Mash claims she offered Lotsof, who held the legal patents, a 50/50 partnership to move forward with research and get a study funded by the National Institute for Drug Abuse (NIDA).

    AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed AlterNet Charles Shaw 2010

  • Noribogaine Liver transforms ibogaine into noribogaine

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