Hi Brian

The fact that you want to be better and recognize your addiction is already a great step.

I'm not being negative. I'm just saying that the physical addiction is usually only 'one' part of the problem. If you want to experience iboga and heal yourself on your own, without the help of someone else, you need to be aware of the dangers. It is best to go to someone experienced, or a place where you know there are people to help you find yourself back. So you won't get lost in illusions and hallucinations.
If you don't have a good base, you could fall back deeper.

There are groups out there that have meetings talking about addiction. People that are also climbing back up the ladder.

It is up to you to make the decisions off course. I'm just concerned about you making this decision to quick.
Like I said, Iboga will not magically put your life back together, it will show you how you got where you are today, this can bring up pain and remorse, if there is noone to support you in what you might find you might get really ill.

I must add that I am no socialworker, nor was I involved in addictions. So my only advice really is for you to approach a social worker that will listen to your story and your fears. Maybe offering a plan to build up your life again. And in the process take Iboga as a healer for the addiction, under guidance of a loved one or an experienced person.

I hope to have made my point clear.
Sincerely
Good luck with your healing.

No attempt this on your own'
Seek someone who knows Iboga and of how to deal with situations as they arise'
Of which county are you in bro ?

Your future must differ from your past' in order for your future to be different'

Iboga can help show of what needs changing' and help with "Craving"
The main reason of why folks who are addicted to substances take Iboga is to elliminate cravings'

I liken the Iboga experience to 15 years psycho therapy in 5 weeks'

As to the price'
How much money do you go through taking drugs and drinking'
Originaly I saved for 4 years to get the monies together for treatment'

For myself and many others Iboga "Whitewalled" body memories of the "Opiates" I used'
Aloud me to grow up and take responsibilty for myself'
It takes alot of work'
Iboga is no magic bullet' but it most deffinitaly helps'

Even with the aid of Iboga you shall be out of synch so to speak for the best part of a year'
It took a very long time to become addicted'
So if you decide to go the Iboga root' you must change your lifestyle completely'

I wish you all the best in your quest'

Love & Light

Nganga Nobuoni +

I don't know much about addiction, but I can imagine how being hooked on heroin or another addictive drug may not be the best starting point for working on one's psychological issues.
Iboga can help you kick-start the process by giving you a withdrawal- and craving-free window and insight, but it's not a quick fix as far as long-term abstinence goes.