A. M.
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2.0_The Body on Iboga
2.0_The Body on Iboga
2.0_The Body on Iboga
Saturday 22nd August 2020
Dive into the physical effects of iboga in Season 2 of 'Iboganautics', featuring expert insights on supervision, fitness, cardiotoxicity, HPPD, and sleep.
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Get the buttons here!The Body on Iboga: Understanding Physical Reactions and Care
There are noticeable changes that occur in this window of iboga intoxication, and I want to know more about what's going on here.
What happens to your body when you take iboga? Season 2 of 'Iboganautics' dives into this very question, offering a thorough look at the physical aspects of the iboga experience. Hosted by A.M., this season brings together a diverse group of experts who shed light on various bodily responses to iboga, ensuring listeners are well-informed and prepared. Tricia Eastman, a Bwiti-trained shaman, kicks things off by discussing the importance of sober supervision and caretaking for iboga participants.
Her insights offer a compassionate perspective on guiding others through their journeys. Next, fitness coach and nutritionist Matt Cooper shares practical tips on preventing muscle cramps and soreness during iboga experiences. He also provides advice on nutritional choices that can help the body process iboga more effectively. Dr. Tibor M. Brunt, a Dutch addiction scientist, addresses the cardiotoxic risks associated with iboga, particularly focusing on QT prolongation and torsades de pointes.
His expertise is crucial for anyone concerned about the heart-related effects of this powerful plant. Neuro-ophthalmologist Dr. Andrew G. Lee explains the eye-brain axis and hallucinogen persisting perception disorder (HPPD), offering a scientific perspective on the visual perceptual changes caused by psychedelics. Finally, Joaquín González, a sleep neuroscientist from Uruguay, discusses his research on ibogaine's impact on sleep deprivation and REM sleep. His findings provide valuable insights into how iboga affects our sleep patterns.
This season of 'Iboganautics' is a must-listen for anyone curious about the physical effects of iboga. Whether you're a first-timer or a seasoned user, the expert advice and detailed discussions will leave you better prepared for your iboga journey.