Although we are a healing center that focuses on a non-Western, non-clinical and shamanic approach to ceremony, we require an EKG approved by a doctor who meets with each guest prior to ceremony, and have a nurse onsite from the afternoon of day two to the morning of day seven.

If you don’t have any major heart issues, medical/medication contradictions or conditions, then iboga is generally safe. 99% of any deaths I am aware of are typically related to ibogaine, which we do not do, and during a drug detox, which we also do not do.

If you do have any questions about your heart we encourage people to get their EKG beforehand.

If you get an EKG at the location (no known heart issues), you get a check up by a doctor and the EKG.

When you do our guest history questionnaire you must be honest on any forms that you submit about your background.

It is important to list everything, including any medical conditions, medications, supplements, or other well-being practices.

We do have a nurse onsite from the afternoon of day 2 to the morning of day 7 and a doctor on call.

We have had many people in their 70’s and even 80’s go through this process.

The medicine is very safe when used in the right way.

In case of emergency we have the tools on hand, defibrillator, atropine, injectable magnesium, etc.

Hopefully we don’t ever have to use it, we haven’t thus far over the last 10 years.

We are 20 minutes from the nearest hospital.

I have heard of 1 death from a psycho-spiritual experience.

Where it is dangerous and where all the deaths come from are hardcore drug addicts in withdrawal taking ibogaine.

In contrast, this sacred plant  is very beneficial and research shows it healthy and beneficial for a wide range of physical problems.

We encourage people to do a before and after picture, you can see the health and balance in people afterwards.