Jake

And I do that for probably five to 10 minutes.

And then I say I'm ready to get up and go outside and go to the deck where I take my notes.

So if you're addicted to heroin and instead of taking a year of the most horrific withdrawals that, you know, you can possibly go through, you go do this

And so I go out there, I sit down, start taking my notes, and...

Again, like everything is crystal clear.

So like my hearing, I can hear every bird.

You go to Ibogaine and you're cured in a day or two.

I can hear every drop of water.

I can hear the waves crashing like at the beach, which is like super far away at this point, which that part might've been made up in my head, to be honest, because I don't see how I could have heard those.

That being said, the particular reason that I encourage people, if anybody seeks this stuff out to go to reputable retreats, Ibogaine does come with health risks.

It seems pretty impossible, but I heard them.

And you'll see that if you read the Stanford study.

Like maybe it was association because I was looking at them, but in my head, I heard them.

it affects the QT interval of the heart.

So yeah, I mean, absolutely beautiful, wonderful experience.

So if you don't get pre-screened, if you don't have health oversight, it is possible to get hurt and people have died from Ibogaine.

And then I went upstairs, and everybody except for one other guy had gone.

And this is one of the most important parts of the journey for me, and it's why I'm doing a podcast despite not ever doing anything like this, is because I looked at everybody up there, and they were entirely new people.

The people who have passed, unfortunately, from what I understand, were doing it in settings where they had no health protocols whatsoever.

The retreats that I'm talking about, that doesn't happen because you're getting screened beforehand for pre-existing conditions and then you have medical personnel there the entire time.