If relapse has defeated every attempt to stop, it isn't a failure of willpower. For opioid and alcohol dependence, ibogaine can interrupt the cycle in a single medically-supervised experience — quieting the withdrawal and cravings that end most attempts.
Yes, for some people — most strongly for opioid dependence. Ibogaine can interrupt withdrawal and reduce cravings in a single medically supervised session, and early clinical data on psilocybin for alcohol use is encouraging. Neither replaces the rebuild afterwards: screening, a real program and integration decide whether it holds.
Conventional treatment saves lives — but for opioid and alcohol dependence, the numbers show why so many people cycle through it again and again.
Ibogaine is remarkable for its effect on dependence: many people report that acute withdrawal is dramatically reduced and cravings quiet in a way ordinary treatment never delivered — a genuine reset, and a window to rebuild.
This is also the treatment where safety matters most: ibogaine affects heart rhythm, so cardiac screening and medical supervision are non-negotiable. It's exactly why we verify every provider against our published standard.
If you're hooked on kratom or 7-OH, you are far from alone — and ibogaine can help with these the same way it helps with other opioids.
Kratom is sold as a natural supplement, but its concentrated derivative 7-OH (7-hydroxymitragynine) — now sold as tablets, gummies, shots and drinks in smoke shops, gas stations and corner stores — is far more potent than the leaf it comes from, and acts on the same opioid receptors as heroin and prescription painkillers.
That means real physical dependence and real opioid-style withdrawal — often in people who believed they were taking something harmless. An estimated ~1.7 million Americans use kratom, and the FDA has begun issuing warnings over high-potency 7-OH products.
Because kratom and 7-OH work through the opioid system, ibogaine can interrupt dependence on them just as it does with opioids — quieting acute withdrawal and cravings in a single, medically-supervised experience, then giving the brain a window to reset.
The same rule applies: this is powerful medicine that affects heart rhythm, so cardiac screening and real medical supervision are non-negotiable — which is exactly what we verify in every provider.
How ibogaine works →We cover the individual pathways in more detail: ibogaine for heroin and opiate addiction, methadone dependence, suboxone tapering, alcohol addiction and cocaine addiction.
There's no single locked path. Most psychedelic-assisted therapies can benefit dependence in some way — these are the ones that most often fit, and an advisor tailors the choice to you.
Best known for interrupting opioid and alcohol dependence in a single supervised experience.
Explore ibogaine → Underlying painAddiction often sits on top of trauma. Treating what's underneath is part of lasting recovery.
Explore trauma treatment → Not sure?Every situation is different. An advisor helps you understand what's realistic and safe.
Speak with an advisor →Withdrawal and cravings quiet enough to think clearly again.
A rare chance to address what drove the using — with real support.
With aftercare and integration, the reset becomes something that lasts.
Talk with an advisor who understands dependence and has been through these treatments themselves — honest about whether ibogaine fits, and which verified providers run it safely.
Speak With An Advisor →Ibogaine is the most established option for opioid, alcohol and stimulant dependence because it acts directly on withdrawal and craving. Psilocybin has early randomised evidence for alcohol use disorder. 5-MeO-DMT is usually a complement, not a first treatment.
No. A supervised session can reset the loop — reduce withdrawal and cravings — but relapse prevention comes from the program around it: screening, a structured stay and integration afterwards.
Every program we recommend screens medical history, medications and heart function before dosing and monitors continuously during treatment. Certain conditions rule ibogaine out; we tell you if that is the case.
Programs at the clinics we work with generally run $5,000–$15,000 depending on length of stay and facility, before travel. The $5,000 floor is a negotiated rate that applies only where no detox is required and you are not currently using; most people should plan against the middle of the range.
