Ibogaine is an alkaloid extracted from the root bark of the Tabernanthe Iboga shrub, native to West Africa. For centuries, the Bwiti tribes have used Iboga in spiritual ceremonies for healing and personal growth.

• Opioids: Effective for addictions to heroin, methadone, and other opioid substances.

• Cocaine and Crack: Helps break the cycle of dependence on powerful stimulants.

• Alcohol: Supports detoxification and recovery from alcohol addiction.

• Amphetamines and Synthetic Stimulants: Addresses dependencies on drugs like amphetamines and other synthetic substances.

Bwiti practitioners combine ancestral knowledge with modern techniques to offer:

1. Deep detoxification
2. Emotional and spiritual healing
3. Personalized guidance tailored to individual needs

When administered correctly, Ibogaine may cause side effects such as:

1. Nausea or vomiting
2. Heightened alertness
3. Intense introspective experiences

These are considered part of the purification and healing process.

The combination of Ibogaine and Bwiti practices offers high success rates in:

1. Reducing substance cravings
2. Resetting neural circuits affected by addiction
3. Promoting inner peace and mental clarity

Yes, Bwiti House offers continuous support to ensure progress made during treatment is maintained.

In Gabon, Iboga is entirely legal and recognized as a national treasure. All practices adhere to local laws and ancestral traditions.

You can submit your application through our official website or contact our team directly to schedule an introductory call and initial evaluation. Each application undergoes a thorough review as part of a selective process to determine if you meet the criteria for acceptance into our exclusive treatment program.

Bwiti House provides an authentic and traditional approach to Ibogaine detoxification. Its network of certified practitioners, trained in the Bwiti traditions, ensures a safe experience rooted in the spiritual and medicinal origins of this treatment.

The treatment combines modern techniques with traditional practices:Preparation and evaluation:

1. A medical evaluation ensures the safety of the treatment.

2. Supervised detoxification: Ibogaine is administered in a safe, controlled environment.

3. Traditional ceremonies: The process is enriched with Bwiti rituals and practices.

4. Post-treatment support: Continuous guidance helps sustain progress.

Yes, under the supervision of Bwiti House's certified practitioners. Patients are closely monitored to ensure both physical and mental safety.

Yes, the treatment is not recommended for individuals with:

1. Severe heart conditions
2. Serious neurological disorders
3. Acute, unstable mental health conditions

1. Preparation phase: Preliminary detoxification and medical evaluation.

2. Detoxification ceremony: Iboga is administered under traditional and medical supervision.

3. Regressive therapy: Exploration of past traumas and emotional release.

4. Spiritual phase: Connection with one’s true essence and personal transformation.

Patients are guided by a personal concierge who provides a detailed preparation list, including:

1. Dietary instructions
2. Relaxation practices
3. Practical information for the stay

Unlike Ayahuasca, Iboga focuses on detoxification and healing deep-rooted traumas in a grounded and direct way, breaking the cycle of addiction effectively.

Addiction is often linked to emotional or spiritual wounds. Bwiti's approach combines physical and spiritual healing for comprehensive and lasting recovery.