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 accept ...
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On September 3, 2014, 11AM on the New York City Hall steps, a number of prominent national and local activist gathered to petition Mayor DeBlasio for a clinical trail of Ibogaine, a natural substance drawn from an African tropical rainforest plant that can arrest the withdrawal and craving for a broad spectrum of drugs such as heroin, cocaine, alcohol, meth, nicotine and more. Original Yippie! and harm ...
A cure for heroin(Nyope) addictions. South Africa is a waste land of addiction with a drug consumption rate twice the worlds norm. Witbank in Mpumalanga has the highest density of heroin addicts in the country. Film maker Pierre le Roux investigates this and explores the truth behind Ibogaine. A psychoactive substance found in the West African plant known as Iboga. It was discovered in the late 1960’s ...
Interview with the Chilean Psychiatrist Claudio Naranjo about his clinical experiments in the 60s with Ibogaine; his findings, observations on therapeutic potential and phenomenology, etc.
Interview conducted in Mexico, April 2014
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Speaker: Jasen
Saturday 4 December 2010
Entheogenesis Australis Conference
Melbourne, Australia
Synopsis: Tabernathe Iboga is a shrub grown primarily in West Africa in the Cameroon and Gabon. This plant has been used for many generations as a sacrament of transition, to initiate the young into adulthood. Iboga is an oneirogenic putting you into a waking dream state in most cases. In the 60’s a man by the name of ...
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