“For 80% of people who are substance-dependent, a single ibogaine treatment can resolve the brain’s dependency in 36–48 hours — a process that often takes 18 months, if it happens at all.” On @gabbyreece podcast, Bryan Hubbard shares what emerging research and lived experience are making clear: addiction is a neurochemical injury, and healing requires restoring the brain, not blaming the person. Ibogaine isn’t the only solution, but for many, it’s the first time anything has worked. #BeondIbogai

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What happens in the ibogaine treatment room: Part 2 VP of Clinical Operations, Vianey Pérez, shares what we explain to our guests before their treatment. While many psych*delic experiences are described as having an onset, peak, and comedown, ibogaine is usually experienced in two distinct phases: The Visionary Phase — typically lasting 2–6 hours, when the psychedelic effects are most present and heightened awareness or visions may occur. Some people describe it as watching a movie of their life