Yeah, I would personally stay very far away from ibogaine. However, from what I understand, there are reputable clinics which have medical staff trained in dea

Yeah, I would personally stay very far away from ibogaine. However, from what I understand, there are reputable clinics which have medical staff trained in dealing with emergencies, along with resuscitation and monitoring equipment on hand, who do a very thorough medical exam beforehand to make sure you can handle the drug, and make sure to give you the right amount of pure ibogaine. That's very different from doing some mystery substance you got from a street dealer that they claim is ibogaine and that you have to risk doing on your own. The people who go to ibogaine clinics tend to have serious addiction issues that might have already led them close to death, or have ruined their lives and/or the lives of their loved ones, who don't see much of a future for themselves anyway, and who are desperate to try anything to rid themselves of addiction and hopefully get on the path of fixing their lives. So they may not feel they have much to lose by trying it, despite the risks. It's definitely not a party drug, though.