🚀 go-pugleaf

Eboka wrote:
> 
> The CIA is alive and well and far from being a dead horse.
> 
> If their researchers discovered Ibogaine to be an effective treatment for
> heroin addiction in the 1950s they should be applauded.  NIDA, however,
> should be investigated for their participation in repressing current FDA
> approved research of this anti-addictive medication that appears to be
> highly effective from preliminary reports.  Why is the University of Miami
> FDA approved studied being stalled by NIDA (National Institute on Drug
> Abuse)?  It will take a congressional investigation to get to the truth.
> 
> http://www.Ibogaine.Desk.nl     for Ibogaine information
> 
> Let us see how representaive Waters handles this information.

It wasn't the CIA I was calling a dead horse.

What I find even more fascinating is the difference in the command of
the English language between your message above, and this one:

>Sorry, but the proposed use for Ibogaine is to interrupt chemical >dependence and not as a fertility medication.

>I would appreciate you citation concerning Ibogaine being useful in >allowing women to have naked babies.

Especially since they both came from <eboka@aol.com>.

Perhaps a dose of Ibogaine helped your grammer....?



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