Meryl Horne

Something like 55,000 people die from opioid overdoses every year in the U.S.

alone.

So it feels like the calculation is going to be different depending on who you are.

Yeah.

But one thing that does feel sketchy to me is that some of these Ibogaine clinics aren't just marketing themselves to people who are suffering from a serious condition like substance abuse or PTSD.

I saw a comment online from one of them saying, quote, many healthy people choose to do it for a cognitive enhancement, neurogenesis, more clarity, peace, unquote.

And that clinic charges between $10,000 to $20,000 for that piece.

Well, so... All right, well, bottom line, I also asked Alan the same question.

Here's what he said.

I'm ducking it again.

Yeah, you can say that.

So what would you say to someone who is thinking about trying Ibogaine for addiction?

We do have a lot more research on psilocybin and it is safer.

This week we have 70 citations.

So go to our show notes and then click on the link to the transcript to see all that Ibogaine science.

And our show notes is also where we'll put resources for mental health and substance use.

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