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Geoff Noller – Ibogaine Treatment for Opioid Dependence in New Zealand



Geoff Noller – Ibogaine Treatment for Opioid Dependence in New Zealand: A 12-month Post-treatment Follow-up Observational Study
(Kicking Against the Pricks – Ibogaine Therapy in Aotearoa)

About: This presentation reports on outcomes from a 12-month, post-treatment observational study of opioid dependent subjects, who have received ibogaine therapy. Outcome measures include the Addictions Severity Index (ASI) and the Beck Depression Inventory (BDI-II). The background to ibogaine treatment in New Zealand is ...

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Ibogaine and 5-MeO-DMT – Christopher Ryan, PHD discusses with Crossroads Ibogaine



Crossroad’s own Martin Polanco and Maria Teresa talk on Christopher Ryan, PhD’s podcast talking about Crossroads Ibogaine treatment and 5-MeO-DMT.

Ibogaine is not a scheduled drug in Mexico which allows us to treat patients with Ibogaine. DMT falls under this same category. Ibogaine works in the brain to help eliminate withdrawals in addicts. This is what make Ibogaine such an effective treatment for addiction.

We follow up our ...

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The Action of Ibogaine



Ibogaine is the progressive process to help detox from drugs and stay off. Here we discuss the basics behind ibogaine’s mechanism of action and how it effects the brain during opiate detox. It is important to note that while Ibogaine is known as a tried and true detox for opiate users, it is also very effective for most other substance dependencies, problematic behaviors, and thought ...

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How Ibogaine Works in the Brain | Dr. Martin Polanco | Crossroads Ibogaine Treatment



Dr. Martin Polanco and Deanne Adamsom talk about how Ibogaine works. And, also the benefits of Ibogaine in helping addicts release shame and other advantages.

Ibogaine works in the brain by resetting the neurotransmitters and helping to end the withdrawal that heroin and other opiate addicts experience. Ibogaine helps on another level to help re-contextualize memories and past traumas and help the user find insight and ...

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