Possessives

• side-effect: Among ibogaine's side-effects are ataxia ( loss of muscle coordination ), nausea, vomiting and raised blood pressure.

• property: Their animal tests show that 18-MC has similar activity to ibogaine but may not have ibogaine's hallucinogenic properties.

Converse of object

• take: The next day a friend of ours took the ibogaine.

• try: I had arranged to meet H and try ibogaine over the internet.

• do: So how does ibogaine produce such a remarkable range of effects on the body?

• administer: Only a few countries, including Panama, Costa Rica and Italy, have clinics that administer ibogaine under scientific conditions in treatment programs.

• understand: I understood ibogaine wasn't dangerous by itself and was afraid if things went wrong it might harm the whole ibogaine thing.

• keep: Something is also keeping ibogaine from the medical mainstream.

Preposition: for

• treatment: The purported efficacy of ibogaine for the treatment of drug dependence may be due in part to an active metabolite.

Adjective modifier

• pure: Indra estimate this product to be approximately one quarter to one fifth the strength of pure ibogaine.

Modifies a noun

• treatment: All subjects signed an informed consent for ibogaine treatment.

• experience: These affects of the ibogaine experience usually are of two or three distinct phases.

• session: I gave him a prepaid cellular, to be able to stay in touch with him and to prepare for the ibogaine session.

• derivative: She has also filed her own patents on ibogaine derivatives.

• administration: DISCUSSION The results of this study revealed that levels of self-reported depressive symptoms and craving were significantly decreased following ibogaine administration.