Eric Taub is one of the early Iboga/Ibogaine pioneers, having practiced treatment sessions for over 20 years...

Check out his elaboration on Iboga/Ibogaine, and what people can expect during and after the experience/treatment (he also compares it to Ayahuasca in Part 2):



I recommend watching all the parts; part 1 may not be as exciting as the rest, but if you like the rest, you can go back to, or start with, Part 1.

Also, a very interesting article interview with Eric Taub: http://ibogaine.mindvox.com/media/c...cafe-eric-taub/
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Finally, if anyone is interested, I posted a Youtube video testimonial where I briefly describe my experience and elaborate on my former mental "condition": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQuAn2RsZXo

At the moment (it's been over 2 weeks now since my Iboga session), I'm feeling more and more integrated, readjusted, and comfortable with myself, around people, and with my surroundings. I don't believe I've ever experienced the inner strength I feel after my Iboga experience. I'm extremely grateful to G-d for this experience, and I hope I can continue taking advantage of the opportunity to harness the positive energy and effects I'm feeling that I believe have been granted to me as a Divine gift from this wonderful, unbelievable, special and extraordinary experience.

G-d bless! (if anyone's wondering why I add the dash and thinks it's cheesy or silly, it's out of respect for the Creator, for Whom I am extremely grateful and hope to have developed a deeper love, respect, fear, and awe of).

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Regarding Eric Taub's treatment center (http://www.ibeginagain.org/) and the safety of Iboga/Ibogaine, btw, this is listed on his website:

What are the risks?

Under proper medical supervision there have been no declared incidents. Over the past 20 years, however, two fatalities have occurred. The first was of a German woman undergoing the treatment in Holland who died during a period when she wasn't being observed by the staff. After careful examination of the data Dr. Ken Alpers from New York extends his opinion of the findings that the woman managed to leave the treatment-facility and took heroin during the period in which Ibogaine was still very active in her body and hence overdosed on heroin, since Ibogaine re-sensitizes the body to opiates.
The other death occurred in Switzerland during a treatment given by a psychiatrist who administered the Ibogaine despite the patient having a serious heart-defect (and might have used MDMA [Ecstasy] concurrently).

Last edited by AlphaStarred on Mar-02-2015 at 19:11