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The future of neurological recovery.
Ibogaine is moving from the margins toward formal research in the United States. We track the science, safety and supervised-care landscape for people seeking clear information in Boston and across New England.
For people seeking treatment or information
What ibogaine actually is, and what it asks of you.
Ibogaine is an alkaloid from the root bark of Tabernanthe iboga, a shrub native to Central West Africa and central to the Bwiti spiritual tradition of Gabon. It is not a recreational experience and not a quick fix.
People most consistently report an interruption of opioid withdrawal and craving—an opening, not a cure. Research also examines its effects on neuroplasticity, traumatic brain injury, PTSD and other substance-use disorders, but evidence remains developing.
Ibogaine can affect heart rhythm. Screening, medication review, electrolyte management and continuous monitoring are not optional details; they are the foundation of responsible care.
Before anything else
A cardiac assessment including ECG, liver testing, a full medication review and honest disclosure of any health condition.
Questions worth asking a provider
Who oversees medical care? What continuous monitoring is in place? What happens after the session, and who supports that?
Tools · supervised monitoring
Ibogaine-assisted therapy monitoring
A companion tool for supervised care, bringing preparation, screening, session observations and follow-up into one clear record.
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Our sister sites
Shared standards, local context. Explore research, monitoring tools and information from the wider ibogaine network.
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