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| - Howard S. Lotsof (* 1. März 1943 in der Bronx, New York; † 31. Januar 2010 auf Staten Island, New York) entdeckte 1962 in New York durch Zufall im Selbstversuch die suchtunterbrechenden Eigenschaften des Ibogain und setzte sich seitdem für die Erforschung und medizinische Anwendung dieser – in den USA verbotenen – Substanz ein. Seit 1985 war er im Besitz von Patenten zur Behandlung stoffgebundener Abhängigkeiten mit Ibogain. (de)
- Howard Lotsof, född 1943 i Bronx, New York, död 31 januari 2010, upptäckte 1962 Ibogains antiaddiktiva egenskaper vid missbruk av heroin. Han tog flera patent för metoder ledande att avsluta narkotikamissbruk. Han var medlem i Board of Directors of the National Alliance of Methadone Advocates och ordförande i the Dora Weiner Foundation. (sv)
- Howard Lotsof (March 1, 1943 – January 31, 2010) was an American scientific researcher who discovered and pioneered the use of ibogaine as an approach in Western medicine in the treatment of substance addictions. In 1962, at the age of 19, Lotsof was addicted to heroin and accidentally discovered the anti-addictive effects of ibogaine. He later attended Fairleigh Dickinson University and then New York University, graduating with a degree in film in 1976. He died on January 31, 2010, aged 66, from liver cancer. (en)
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| - Howard S. Lotsof (* 1. März 1943 in der Bronx, New York; † 31. Januar 2010 auf Staten Island, New York) entdeckte 1962 in New York durch Zufall im Selbstversuch die suchtunterbrechenden Eigenschaften des Ibogain und setzte sich seitdem für die Erforschung und medizinische Anwendung dieser – in den USA verbotenen – Substanz ein. Seit 1985 war er im Besitz von Patenten zur Behandlung stoffgebundener Abhängigkeiten mit Ibogain. (de)
- Howard Lotsof (March 1, 1943 – January 31, 2010) was an American scientific researcher who discovered and pioneered the use of ibogaine as an approach in Western medicine in the treatment of substance addictions. In 1962, at the age of 19, Lotsof was addicted to heroin and accidentally discovered the anti-addictive effects of ibogaine. He later attended Fairleigh Dickinson University and then New York University, graduating with a degree in film in 1976. Lotsof authored and co-authored numerous research papers and was awarded patents for the treatment of various chemical dependencies with ibogaine. The first of his patents, issued in 1985, was U.S. patent 4,499,096, Rapid Method for Interrupting the Narcotic Addiction Syndrome. The last patent in the series for the use of ibogaine to treat chemical dependence was U.S. patent 5,152,994, Rapid Method for Interrupting or Attenuating Poly-Drug Dependency Syndromes, awarded October 6, 1992. Lotsof was active in promoting medical usage and further research of ibogaine and had an interest in chemical dependence patient advocacy including authoring the Ibogaine Patients' Bill of Rights. The systematic use of ibogaine was developed first by the Bwiti discipline from where it originated, by the Babongo, Mitsogo and Fang peoples of Gabon and Cameroon, while Western clinical treatment, mostly for the treatment of substance addictions, began was pioneered by Lotsof and others. In the 1980s, Lotsof convinced a Belgian company to manufacture ibogaine in capsule form and performed successful trials in the Netherlands. The use of ibogaine spread across Europe, and was brought to the Americas by Eric Taub in 1992, who had contacted Lotsof in 1989. Lex Kogan later joined Taub and systematized the treatment of ibogaine with centers across the world, and further academic research and trials were conducted by Deborah Mash. As the use of ibogaine spread, its administration has varied widely, with some groups administering it systematically with well developed methods and medical personnel, while many use or administer it haphazardly in a way that many believe is dangerous. Lotsof was a member of the Board of Directors of the National Alliance of Methadone Advocates and President of the Dora Weiner Foundation. In March 2009, Lotsof was honored for his discovery of ibogaine's antiaddictive effects during the Sayulita, Mexico ibogaine Provider and Facilitator conference. Some fifty experts from around the world joined to present on ibogaine and associated subjects. He died on January 31, 2010, aged 66, from liver cancer. (en)
- Howard Lotsof, född 1943 i Bronx, New York, död 31 januari 2010, upptäckte 1962 Ibogains antiaddiktiva egenskaper vid missbruk av heroin. Han tog flera patent för metoder ledande att avsluta narkotikamissbruk. Han var medlem i Board of Directors of the National Alliance of Methadone Advocates och ordförande i the Dora Weiner Foundation. (sv)
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