The reviews of Ibogaine proceed to prove how extremely effective of a treatment it is towards addiction. It targets those addicted to opiates and detoxes them nearly instantly. The effects of it last a lifetime some would say. Almost all withdrawal symptoms, cravings, and urges are nonexistent. Patients are more than open to express the importance of this aspect of Ibogaine use. This is because the after effects of discontinuing the use of opiates are the hardest to face. But with Ibogaine, they’re minds are put at ease, and the recovery process is quick. Ibogaine restores the brain and resets it to it’s normal state. It rapidly heals it in a way that would normally take years to achieve. Being a powerful plant medicine, it allows users a chance to see their lifestyles and choices and decide whether or not they wish to stay on the path they taking. It produces visions of life and choices, therefore guiding our patients.
" Hi, I’m Holly Pitman, and I’m at Ibogaine University. I can’t say enough about it. The last couple of weeks has changed everything. I was on suboxone since 2009, and it progressively made me more anxious. I ended up becoming agoraphobic, so I’ve been in the house for the last 4 years besides coming to Mexico. So, it;s been challenging but the ibogaine works.
I had no pain afterwards at all. None. But a few days later I did kind of hit a wall. But they worked with me, as far as staying longer. The staff on hand is unbelievable. They care, they get you going. You learn techniques for coping. Super important. You’ve got to have a life when you get home, and they try to prepare you for that as much as possible. So I really can’t say enough about it. I had a great experience. I think anybody out there who is going through the epidemic of opiates, there is a way to get through it. And not only get through it. But get through it where you won’t crave afterwards. Your brain will, kind of, reset itself. And that’s what Ibogaine does. It interrupts your addiction.
You might have some pain afterwards, I’m not going to lie. You might have some restless legs and stuff like that, but you can get through that. And they’ll help you get through that. If you can, have the means to do it. If you’re on suboxone or methadone try to stay off it for at least 3 months. With short acting opiates some places will say a month. In my opinion, I did it for 3 months and it worked. That’s important for you guys that are on those long lasting opiates. That’s all I can say. You have to go for it. You need your life back. This is the way to do it. "
Above is a video review on the Ibogaine University Treatment Center — 1 (800) 351-9777. See the transcription of Holly's experiences below.