noribogaine
noribogaine noun: the principal metabolite of ibogaine; psychoactive, and thought to be involved in the antiaddictive effects of ibogaine.
Noun
noribogaine (plural noribogaines)
- The principal metabolite of ibogaine; psychoactive, and thought to be involved in the antiaddictive effects of ibogaine.
- Recent work from Professor Paul Glue’s team in New Zealand used noribogaine, the active metabolite of ibogaine. They showed that the impact on the heart is dose related, so using lower doses with careful cardiac monitoring seems a sensible way forward.2023, David Nutt, Psychedelics, pages 157–158
Forms of noribogaine
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Origin of noribogaine
From nor- (“having had a radical removed”) + ibogaine.
Questions about noribogaine
- What does noribogaine mean?
- Noribogaine means the principal metabolite of ibogaine; psychoactive, and thought to be involved in the antiaddictive effects of ibogaine.
- What part of speech is noribogaine?
- Noribogaine is a noun.
- What is the plural of noribogaine?
- The plural of noribogaine is noribogaines.
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