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Ibogaine Therapy for Opioid Addiction

Iboga is the root bark of a bush, Tabernanthe Iboga, which grows in central Africa and the ibogaine alkaloid is the primary psychoactive ingredient derived from this plant.

This substance is a very powerful entheogen, which means “generating the divine within,” and is the chemical substance used in a religious, shamanic, or spiritual contexts. It often induces psychological and physiological changes, sparking intense introspection and interrupting addiction.

It as long been regarded as a rite of passage and spiritual catalyst by the Gabon peoples who follow the African traditions of Bwiti. It has increasingly been used as a detoxification treatment from opiates since the 1980s. Ibogaine is an effective addiction interrupter for most substances including heroin, methadone, methamphetamine, cocaine, oxycontin, ketamine, hydrocodone, amphetamine, fentanyl, alcohol, and nicotine.

Garyth Moxey is a Canadian born entheogen provider and harm reduction activist based in Vancouver B.C. He is a Synthesis Institute trained psychedelic therapist.

Garyth Moxey is a Canadian born entheogen provider and harm reduction activist based in Vancouver B.C. He is a Synthesis Institute trained psychedelic therapist. He specializes in using Ibogaine for addiction detoxes, specifically opiate addiction. He also is a trained 5 meo dmt practitioner offering sessions for psychospiritual purposes.

His journey with psychedelics started in the early 80’s in the U.K. with Stonehenge Free Festival and the traveler community.

After years spent traveling and living in South East Asia he found himself struggling with an alcohol and a poly-drug addiction. Many failed rehab attempts and traditional recovery methods later, he took LSD therapeutically in California in 2000 and that ended his relationship with alcohol. After a brief opioid relapse in 2011, he took Iboga which made an incredible difference and set him on the path to his life’s work.