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#16 - The State of Ibogaine: A Psychedelic Science Recap
#16 - The State of Ibogaine: A Psychedelic Science Recap
#16 - The State of Ibogaine: A Psychedelic Science Recap
Monday 10th July 2023
Join Amanda Siebert at the 2023 MAPS Psychedelic Science conference for a deep dive into ibogaine's medical, cultural, and political landscape.
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Episode Overview
- Delve into the ibogaine-focused recap of the 2023 MAPS Psychedelic Science conference
- Explore ongoing ibogaine studies and the researchers behind them
- Learn about the cultural significance of iboga and ibogaine
- Discover the implications of increasing ibogaine use in North America
- Gain insights from practitioners, researchers, and advocates shaping the future of ibogaine
I would like to see more of that sort of influx of interest in the real traditional knowledge and real connection to indigenous medicine. I would like to see that less diluted, actually, by what the other things that are going on, which I know need to go on, but I do feel that it is a sort of process where perhaps as time goes on with this process that actually it becomes something which is sort of founded in indigenous medicine and has a little bit of the other stuff on the side. You know what I mean?
Ever wondered about the current state of ibogaine and its impact on mental health? In this episode, Amanda Siebert takes you through the 2023 MAPS Psychedelic Science conference, shedding light on the latest developments and research in the world of ibogaine. From interviews with key figures like David Nassim, co-director of Blessings of the Forest, to audio clips from the closing ceremony featuring Norma Lotsof, this episode is packed with valuable insights.
Amanda doesn't just focus on the medical aspects; she dives into the cultural significance and the role of veterans in pushing psychedelic policy efforts in Kentucky. She also discusses the implications of increased ibogaine use in North America for communities in Gabon, where iboga is harvested. This episode offers a well-rounded view of ibogaine's potential and challenges, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in alternative therapies for trauma and addiction.
Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of this powerful psychedelic medicine and the people dedicated to its study and advocacy.