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WHY IBOGAINE?
We all know that drugs are causing an untold cost to society and to personal lives, in ruined lives, family breakdowns, escalating crime, bursting prisons and human misery - the opposite of what we should be growing towards. However, what most of us haven't been told is that there exists a drug which has successfully helped people to give up many kinds of addictions, including heroin and cocaine, WITHIN 48 HOURS and WITHOUT WITHDRAWAL SYMPTOMS. Not only does Ibogaine help a person who wants to give up drugs to do so without withdrawal symptoms, but it seems to act by giving the person an intensive 24 or so hours of 'therapy'. The person is able to identify and remove the emotional reasons why they took to drugs in the first place. With the reason for taking drugs gone, the desire to take drugs again also goes. Some people who have taken Ibogaine reported an increased feeling of responsibility for their life. One can't make generalizations about the drug, however, as different people have different experiences. WHAT IS IBOGAINE? Found within the root bark of a West African rainforest shrub, Ibogaine is a naturally occurring alkaloid of the plant tabernanthe iboga. In recent years, it has been celebrated for its ground breaking effect in addiction interruption, asymptomatic depression, PTSD, and fibromyalgia. Noribogaine, its primary metabolite, acts upon the pleasure receptors of the brain and fortifies the nervous system through GABA regulation, endorphin initiation, and dopamine regulation. Ibogaine is also responsible for revitalizing the endocrine gland system. The rapid eye movement phase initiated by significant doses of Ibogaine instigates a cinematic life review allowing the release of past traumas embedded in personal history. In many cases, the Ibogaine induced psychological introspection state leads to a deeper level of self understanding for the individual. The potential benefits derived from one session of Ibogaine therapy have placed Ibogaine in a unique position in psychiatric medicine in the world today. Contact us today for more information!