POT-TV found 18 results for ibogaine
| Pot-TV | CSI
53 min
01 Mar, 2004
A murder of a clown in Las Vegas reveals a sinister intrigue of prostitution and heroin addicition and the use of ibogaine to escape it in this prime-time crime drama. Special Thanks to Flash Gordon for capturing this program. | 
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 | Loretta Nall | Entheogens 101: California News on Ibogaine Treament
0 min
20 Feb, 2004
BAY AREA (KRON 4) -- Drug addiction has been the plague of modern America. But that could now change forever. What started as a rumor may now actually be an incredible breakthrough in the battle against addictions of all kinds.
Special thanks to Stteve Kubby for alerting us to this story. |
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 | Pot-TV | Entheogens 101: CBS: Root of Hope
8 min
19 Nov, 2003
Could the answer to America's drug problem lie in an African root? Supporters say Ibogaine can treat Oxycontin, Vicodin, alcohol and heroin addiction. Some former drug addicts swear by it. Others warn it's too dangerous. In this Special Assignment investigation, CBS 2's Laura Diaz explores the "Root Of Hope." |
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 | Pot-TV | Newshawks: The Iboga Therapy House on CBC's National
13 min
20 May, 2003
Pot TV Producer Marc Emery brings the ultimate addiction interference drug, ibogaine, to the awareness of the Canadian public in this sensational piece that aired on CBC's National. |
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| Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for January 6, 2003
19 min
05 Jan, 2003
IBOGAINE -- ONE-WAY TRIP TO SOBRIETY
Though not approved by Health Canada, ibogaine is not a prohibited product under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, Marc Emery noted. "It's an underground phenomenon all over the world," said Emery, who orders ibogaine from Ontario, Slovenia, and Holland.
LEGALIZED POT SEEMS LIKELY UP NORTH
The door-kicking has stopped, as have the asset forfeitures and harassment. Chris Bennett hasn't been arrested in weeks, nor have any of his friends. Yet, the 40-year-old Bennett isn't inclined to say the battle is won. He's seen the police relax before. He's seen pot achieve a tenuous level of respectability when a more liberal-minded mayor or police chief takes over. And he's seen the subsequent backlash.
MEDPOT COMMERCIAL NAMED THE "MOST DRAMATIC" POLITICAL AD OF 2002
An advertisement created by the Libertarian Party has been named the "Most Dramatic" political ad of 2002 by the National Journal. The 30-second spot, entitled "Why Bob," was broadcast by Libertarian Carole Ann Rand against Republican Bob Barr in the race for Congress in Georgia. |
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 | Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for December 30, 2002
24 min
29 Dec, 2002
FIGHTING DRUG LEGALIZATION THROUGH PROSECUTORS
At the urging of the White House and the National District Attorneys Association (NDAA), prosecutors from across the United States will begin targeting cannabis users as a top priority over all other crimes.
JAMA RECOGNIZES MARIJUANA ACTIVISTS' ROLE IN FIGHTING ADDICTION TO HARD DRUGS
A top medical journal looks at ibogaine as it has risen from a counterculture star to a serious project funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). JAMA even credits the efforts of cannabis activists like Dana Beal and Marc Emery in pioneering ibogaine research.
SPORTS ILLUSTRATED: TAKING THEIR HITS
Weeding Is Fundamental For Many Professional Athletes, Even Though They're Winding Up On The Blotter Pages
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