How Ibogaine Works in the Brain
A plain-language account of ibogaine pharmacology: the receptors involved, the active metabolite, and the limits of current understanding.
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Receptors
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The active metabolite
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Limits of the model
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Sources
2 sources · How we source
- PubMed: ibogaine literature
Primary source · National Library of Medicine
- PubMed Central: open-access reports
Primary source · PMC