Dr. Chantelle Thomas
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 30 Jul
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Anyone who says this compound is as safe as safe can be and has not one even iota of a conversation around risk, just take that into consideration like we should with everything else.
Absolutely.
It's what came up.
This came up on the internet?
I would not say permanently trapped.
That being said, I think there can be longer lasting negative effects from a very challenging trip.
or a difficult experience with psilocybin that has actually been studied by, there's an individual named Jules Evans who runs the Challenging Experiences project, I think, and looks at people who've had really difficult or challenging experiences that were persisting
But being trapped in the exact state that you're in in that high-dose psilocybin experience, I would say that that's not likely to happen.
People will return to some sort of a baseline.
For vulnerable brains or people who are predisposed to maybe even psychosis or other underlying conditions, there can be some risks of persisting effects.
I would say that's a myth.
The way that Ibogaine works and kind of mechanistically what's happening with it is very, very different than using opiates as part of an addictive process.
And so I would say that's not true.
I think that's probably true for a lot of people, yes.
Very interesting.
I've seen the word grueling used a lot of times to describe an Ibogaine experience, yes.
Yeah, that is true.
There's cardiotoxic effects with ibogaine that require very close monitoring.
People say those risks are much lower if they're done in a medical setting, obviously, and there's close monitoring.
psilocybin has not been deemed by its very nature to be organ toxic.
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