How does it feel to be on Iboga?

FAQ

May 28

Iboga is a very unique experience that is different from one person to another depending on what that person needs. Many people find iboga to feel like they are intoxicated with alcohol, or the sensation of being “high,” while others feel slightly buzzed with a minor change in cognition coupled with impaired motor function. Some people feel surprisingly sober while taking the medicine.

Unlike many other entheogens, Iboga is very grounding (it’s a root!), and you tend to feel very self-aware, and connected to yourself, your body, your life, and the environment around you throughout the process. This is not an escapism herb. Iboga is the opposite of escapism.

Iboga can cause the mind to become very peaceful and calm for one person, yet hyper-active for the next. .

It has stimulant properties which cause most people to stay awake for a minimum of 24-48 hours. This enables you to stay conscious and aware as you continue processing the medicine. During this time you do not feel tired or exhausted. Sleep will come easily when the time is right.

There can be various thoughts, feelings, or insights that come up during the time you are awake. There is also a lot of neurological recalibration that happens during this time. Some people will go through periods of feeling ‘low’ and various emotions may arise.

Our team is always accessible to you throughout your stay 24 hours a day. After taking the medicine, we will be continually checking in on you and monitoring you.

We will stay with you during your iboga ceremony for immediately assistance throughout your experience and we will stay awake with you until the medicine wears off and you are able to sleep.

Remember- we do not take Iboga for the feeling of getting high or going on a trip. We take Iboga to help heal and better our lives. The effects of the medicine work unravel usually for months after the ceremony.

Iboga & Ibogaine are both used for addictions and have a 90% success rate.

How big are the groups in an Iboga Ceremony?

Groups generally range from 4-10 participants under the care of one trained Provider and at least two assistants.

Is Iboga safe?

Taken the necessary precautions with health assessment, EKG & medications review, and under the care of a professional Provider in a safe and appropriate environment, Iboga is 100% safe.

Is Iboga For Me?

Very few people have heard of Iboga. If you are thinking of Iboga, or feel an intuitive pull towards it, then likely the plant has something important to offer you.

Is there a special diet before taking Iboga?

There is no strict diet required to prepare for Iboga. However we recommend a clean and healthy diet as much as possible leading up to your retreat.

Is Iboga scary?

In our experience this is rarely ever the case. Although we notice some people are scared before their first time working with the medicine, once the ceremony begins, usually the fear goes away, and the experience overall tends to be calm and peaceful.

Will I feel nauseous on iboga?

Some people do, and some people don’t. Everyone is different. We would estimate about 35% of people feel nauseous during ceremony.