#Ibogaine

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Researchers have previously studied ibogaine as a potential treatment for opioid or cocaine dependence. While the recent study is one of the earliest to investigate ibogaine in relation to PTSD, the psychedelic compounds MDMA and psilocybin are in late-stage trials for PTSD treatment.

Alan Davis, a clinical researcher at Ohio State University who is unaffiliated with the study, tells Nature News that he agrees the data support launching trials to further test ibogaine. However, he says that MDMA and psilocybin may currently be better candidates for veterans’ PTSD treatment. He is not the only researcher looking at the study’s results with caution.

“Although the results have large effect sizes, most psychological studies will show improvement with any intervention,” says Amy Badura Brack, a psychologist at Creighton University who was not involved with the study, to Wired.

Though its results appear promising, the study did have some drawbacks. It was limited to a small sample size, lacking both participant diversity and a placebo arm. Researchers plan to continue monitoring study participants, publish the results and launch future research to better understand ibogaine and TBI treatment. {read}

[ausetkmt]

Maryland Lawmakers Consider Using Ibogaine To Treat Addiction

so Maryland, What Happened ?  ahhhhh the drug manufacturers made sure to put adequate pressure on their congressional collection people to keep the treatment illegal.  This should signal a big change, but still we sit here and watch the statistics tick up, instead of the FDA taking the needed actions to approve a proven drug rehab product that could end the us opioid crisis.

Maybe everyone should ask the US Congress Why Ibogaine is Not Legal Yet?

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Why Do People Buy Ibogaine online at Trippy World?

Ibogaine is a naturally occurring psychoactive substance that has gained popularity for its potential therapeutic benefits. People buy Ibogaine for various reasons, including:

Addiction Treatment: Ibogaine has shown promising results in treating substance addictions, particularly opioid dependency. It works by disrupting addiction patterns, reducing withdrawal symptoms, and providing a fresh perspective on life.

Spiritual and Shamanic Practices: Ibogaine has long been used in traditional ceremonies and rituals by indigenous cultures in West Africa. It is believed to facilitate spiritual exploration, introspection, and personal growth.

Psychotherapy and Mental Health: Some individuals seek Ibogaine as an adjunct to psychotherapy for addressing mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). It can provide profound insights and help individuals process unresolved emotions.

[ausetkmt]

Ibogaine and Mexico - why not the us?

How people are turning to a psychedelic drug in Mexico to treat opioid addiction successfully after decades of addiction.

Iboga is a God send for those who need to get that monkey off their backs finally

[dirt-mccracken]

"Ibogaine, a psychedelic derived from the root of an African shrub is being used underground as well as in clinics in Mexico to treat opiate addiction; ayahuasca has also been reported to be helpful in breaking addictions." - How to Change Your Mind, Michael Pollan, 369n.

[ibogainepharmhuy]

Dying to get clean: Is Ibogaine the answer to heroin addiction?

Ibogaine is an atypical psychedelic alkaloid, which has been subjected to research due to its reported ability to lessen drug-seeking behaviors in addicts. ibogaine is known as a psychedelic having certain dissociative properties.

[ausetkmt]

Psychedelic drug ibogaine hailed as healing. U.S. patients ask why it’s illegal.

An iboga shrub in Libreville, Gabon. Ibogaine is an extract from the plant.

After three decades and five combat deployments in Navy Special Operations, Stephen Jones’s life spiraled into blackouts, bouts of angry confusion and alcohol-fueled benders. Doctors diagnosed him with traumatic brain injuries inflicted by years of sea dives, parachute jumps, firefights and bomb blasts.

The extract of an ancient African shrub known as ibogaine, he says, helped heal him.

His treatment unfolded at a clinic in Mexico, where he sank into a dreamlike state, reliving forgotten memories: a lake-view as a child; a snake popping out of a pile of leaves; a young boy dead in Iraq, his head pierced by shrapnel from an enemy grenade. Ibogaine, he said, kicked his brain “into a higher gear.”

Jones, 59, was part of a Stanford University study published in January showing that ibogaine dramatically improved symptoms of anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress disorder in 30 Special Operations veterans diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries.

For advocates, that study offers the latest evidence that patients should have access to the drug in the United States, where it remains illegal despite decades of encouraging findings, principally for use treating addiction. Even as momentum could be shifting in ibogaine’s favor, concerns persist about the threat the drug poses to the heart, reflecting a risk-reward calculation that frames studies of other psychedelic agents.

The increased interest in ibogaine arrives amid urgent efforts to ease the nation’s deadly addiction crisis and comes as companies race to develop psychedelics to treat mental health ailments. In Ohio, a prominent ibogaine advocate in February partnered with a nonprofit that supports people with addiction and called for using state opioid-settlement money to study the drug. It mirrors a much-publicized plan in Kentucky that sought to allocate up to $42 million in settlement money for research, an effort that fizzled amid shifting politics.

“Ohio is one of the nation’s leaders when it comes to opioid deaths. It’s natural fertile soil for research and development of ibogaine,” said W. Bryan Hubbard, who directed the Kentucky commission that considered that state’s ibogaine plan and is working with an Ohio state treasury program to explore ibogaine and other treatments for veterans.

In Mexico, Jones swallowed capsules over several hours, shook a tambourine to the beat of tribal music, laid on a yoga mat and slipped a mask over his eyes. He emerged from his long psychedelic trip feeling motivated and drinking less. Family relationships improved. He returned to running and surfing.

“For a disabled veteran, I can do some amazing [stuff],” Jones said, who teared up remembering his experience. “I can’t believe I’m back in the water shredding waves.”

[sewercentipede]

there should be selective kappa opioid receptor antagonists on the market. instead of just existing for pharmacological research. idc about human trials. give me the research chemicals

[ausetkmt]

New ibogaine treatment dose software

MIAMI, May 07, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Ibogaine By David Dardashti is proud to announce the launch of their new treatment dose software, designed to optimize the precision and efficiency of their protocols.

"Ibogaine Software", developed by a team of engineers and scientists, is aimed at addressing the needs of patients suffering from addiction and trauma, simulating the protocols that David Dardashti has established over the past twelve years. “We understand that the work we are doing requires precision, which is why we have created the software to establish an average that takes into account various attributes of each patient,” said Dardashti.

“We are confident that it will enhance the safety of our protocols and will lead to better outcomes.” This software is just the beginning for Ibogaine By David Dardashti and the potential of computerization and medication dose. “We are excited to see where this technology will take us,” said Dardashti. “The possibilities are endless when it comes to the fundamentals of medication dosage. We hope that with the help of this software, we can continue our work for years to come.”

In addition to the use of this software internally, Ibogaine By David Dardashti is offering other vendors the opportunity to purchase the software. “We believe it's important to have an open approach to our technology,” said Dardashti. “This way, more people can benefit from the protocols we have established over the years.”

Ibogaine By David Dardashti has developed a software to safely and accurately simulate its successful protocols for treating addiction and trauma, and is offering the software to other vendors for purchase.

Ibogaine By David Dardashti encourages all vendors interested in their software to contact them for more information.