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The Need for Ibogaine in Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment

Donnelly, Jennifer R. · 2011 · Journal of Legal Medicine

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Legal commentary argues ibogaine should be rescheduled from Schedule I to II in the US, citing 83% withdrawal-free outcomes, societal costs of $181B/yr for drug abuse, and low abuse potential

Contraindications: Significantly impaired liver function, ECG abnormalities or previous heart problems, Severe mental health problems (schizophrenia, bipolar disorder), HIV positive or Hepatitis C symptomatic, Current antipsychotic medication use, Long-term medication with no prior data on ibogaine interactions, Narcotic analgesics, cocaine, amphetamines, or alcohol use within 12 hours prior to treatment

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