![]() Issue 8 Pharmacopia Fall 2002Lophop-NineKevin C. PyleThe following is a list of drugs tested by the CIA under experimental projects Bluebird, Artichoke, Derby Hat, MKULTRA, MKDELTA, and Midnight Climax. These programs were set up to explore the weapons potential of psychoactive substances and were conducted primarily at army bases, prisons, mental institutions and drug rehabilitation centers. It is estimated that 7,000 soldiers and 1,000 unwitting citizens participated over a ten-year period beginning in 1953. Note: Substances 79–82 are illegible in the original government documents. 1. Adrenalin2. Aktetron 3. Alcohol 4. Amphetamine 5. Amphetaminesulphate 6. Analasine 7. Anhalamine 8. Anhalidine 9. Anhaline 10. Anhalonidine 11. Analonine 12. Anhalonium 13. Aphyllidine 14. Aphyllin 15. Atropine 16. Atrosine 17. Bambusa 18. Banisterine 19. Barbiturate 20. Belladonna 21. Benzidrene 22. Bendocaine 23. Bromoharmine 24. Bulbocapnine 25. Butyl-bromally-barbituricacid 26. Caffeine 27. Caffeinesodium 28. Calciumchloride (35) 29. Cannabidiol 30. Cannabinol 31. Cannabis 32. Cannabol 33. Caramine (narcotic) 34. Carboline 35. Caroegine 36. Chloralhydrate 37. Cocaine 38. Coffee 39. Coramine 40. Delvinylsodium 41. Dibenzopyranderivatives 42. Dicain 43. Dramamine 44. Ephedrine 45. Ephetamine 46. Epinephrine 47. Ergot 48. Ergotamine 49. Ethylharmol 50. Eucaine 51. Eucodal 52. Eukotal 53. Eunacron 54. Epicane 55. Escrine 56. Ether 57. Evipal 58. Evipan 59. Evipansodium 60. Evipansodium (35) 61. Genoscopolomine 62. Harmaline 63. Harmalol 64. Harman 65. Harmine 66. Harminemethiodide 67. Harmol 68. Heroin 69. Hexacol 70. Histadyl 71. Hydractine 72. Hypoloidsolublehexabarbitone 73. Icoral 74. Indole 75. Indolemethyllarmine 76. Insulin 77. Lophop-nine 78. Lyscorbicacid 79. (illegible) 80. (illegible) 81. (illegible) 82. (illegible) 83. Manganesechloride (35) 84. Methy-cocaine 85. Metra-ol 86. Morphine 87. Morphinehydrochloride 88. Narco-imal 89. Nambutal 90. Nicotine 91. Nikthemine (narcotic) 92. Nitrousoxide 93. Novacaine 94. Nupercaine 95. Pantocaine 96. Pantopone 97. Parahyx 98. Pellotine 99. Pentobarbitolsodium 100. Pentothalacid 101. Pentothalsodium 102. Percaine 103. Pernoston 104. Peyotl 105. Phenactin 106. Phenamine 107. Pehyl-thio-urethanes 108. Picrate 109. Picrotoxin 110. Procaine 111. Pulegone-orcinol 112. Pulegone-olivetol 113. Pyrahexyl 114. Pyramidon 115. Quinie 116. Salsoline 117. Scolpolmine 118. Scolpolmineaminoxide hydrobromide 119. Scopolmine-phetamine-eukotal 120. Sodium (62) 121. Sodiumamatyl 122. Sodiumbarbital 123. Sodiumdlelvinal 124. Sodiumevipal 125. Sodiumpentobarbital (nembutal) 126. Sodiumpentothal 127. Sodiumphenobarbital 128. Sodiumrhodanate 129. Sodiumsoneryl 130. Sodiumsuccinate (77) 131. sodiumthioethamyl 132. Somnifen 133. Stovaine 134. Strychnine 135. Styphnicacid 136. Sympatol 137. Synhexyl 138. Telepathine 139. Tatra-hydro-cannibol-acetate 140. Tetra-hydro-harman 141. Tetra-hydro-harmine 142. Tropacocaine 143. Tropenone 144. Yageine 145. Yohimbinesulphate Kevin C. Pyle is the author/illustrator of Lab U.S.A.: illuminated documents, a “docucomic” published by Autonomedia. Cabinet is a non-profit organization supported by the Lambent Foundation, the Orphiflamme Foundation, the New York Council on the Arts, the NYC Department of Cultural Affairs, the National Endowment for the Arts, the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, the Katchadourian Family Foundation, Goldman Sachs Gives, the Danielson Foundation, and many generous individuals. Please consider making a tax-deductible donation by visiting here.
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