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Sant Joan De Reus Will Evaluate Detoxification Savings with a Hallucinogen
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The response to the addiction generated by methadone could be more than 9,000 kilometers away. Specifically under the ground, in the bark of the root of the Tabernanthe iboga plant, common in the humid forests of Gabon, Congo and Río Muni. This species is capable of producing ibogaine, an alkaloid with hallucinogenic properties that would be useful in the cases of detoxification, as demonstrated by the Sant Joan de Reus Hospital team.
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