Paltrow Boosts African Hallucinogen and Aphrodisiac
Researchers remain intrigued by ibogaine's pharmaceutical possibilities and continue to attempt to isolate the active materials
Ibogaine, anyone? Gwyneth Paltrow believes the African hallucinogen will become more mainstream. Paltrow made the claim in a recent interview with the New York Times to promote Goop, her lifestyle brand. No mention that ibogaine has been linked to at least 19 deaths. And other health threats. Or that it is severely restricted in most Western countries.
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