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Education, not medical advice. No shortcuts to safe care.
Traditional origins. Medical questions. Human care.
Knowing the difference between iboga and ibogaine helps you make sense of treatment information—and ask more useful questions.
Tabernanthe iboga is a shrub native to Central Africa. Its root bark contains several alkaloids, including ibogaine. Iboga has a long history within Bwiti spiritual traditions; that cultural context deserves respect, not simplification.
Explore its origins and contextIbogaine is one of the psychoactive compounds found in iboga. It has been studied for substance-use disorders, but evidence remains limited and serious risks are documented. A plant preparation and isolated ibogaine are not interchangeable.
Explore ibogaine.nzTreatment is more than a single experience. Explore the Treatment Companion App at ibogaine.org.nz as part of a thoughtful approach to preparation, support, and life after treatment.
Explore the companion app A supporting resource—not a substitute for clinical care.Discuss your health, medications, expectations, and questions with a qualified clinician.
Prioritise professional monitoring, clear communication, and a plan for emergencies.
Plan for follow-up care, everyday routines, and ongoing support well before treatment.
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