Could the bark of a root from Western Africa cure opioid addiction? According to Tom Feegle, not only can Ibogaine cure the worst opioid addictions, including fentanyl, in a matter of hours, but it can also treat the worst cases of PTSD and traumatic brain injuries in soldiers returning from combat deployment.
Tom is the founder of the Beond Ibogaine Treatment Center in Cancun, Mexico, and he joined The John Curley ...
Ibogaine is a psychoactive compound derived from the iboga shrub, native to Central West Africa, where it has been used for centuries for healing …
The Texas House of Representatives has passed bills to significantly expand the state’s limited medical cannabis program and to support research on the therapeutic potential of ibogaine with the aim of encouraging federal approval of the psychedelic.
The marijuana measure cleared the House on third reading with a vote of 122–21 and the ibogaine legislation was approved 138-2. The body’s action sends both proposals to the Senate ...
Ibogaine comes from the iboga shrub and has been used for centuries by medical practitioners and spiritual healers in the plant's native West …
The Texas House of Representatives has given initial approval to a Senate-passed bill to create a grant program to support research into the therapeutic potential of ibogaine—aiming to encourage the federal government to approve legal access to the psychedelic.
On Monday, the legislation from Sen. Tan Parker (R) cleared the House in a 141-2 vote on second reading, with final approval in the chamber pending. It cleared the Senate last week in a ...