Medical & legal disclaimer
Clear boundaries matter.
Please read these limitations before using this website or requesting advocacy support.
Last updated September 7, 2026
Education and advocacy only.
Ibogaine Advocate provides general education, provider research, decision support, and logistical coordination. We do not operate a treatment center, sell ibogaine, prescribe or administer it, diagnose medical conditions, determine medical eligibility, or provide individualized medical or legal advice.
Ibogaine involves serious medical risk.
Ibogaine can affect heart rhythm and carries a risk of potentially life-threatening complications. Screening and monitoring do not eliminate risk. Medical evaluation and treatment decisions must be made by qualified medical professionals. Do not start, stop, or change any medication or treatment based on this website or an advocacy conversation.
No guarantee or certification.
Research, vetting, and discussion of a provider do not constitute certification, accreditation, approval, or a guarantee of safety or results. We do not promise recovery or describe ibogaine as a cure. Information from clinics, public sources, or research may be incomplete or change over time.
Jurisdiction matters.
Ibogaine’s legal status and provider requirements vary by jurisdiction. In the United States, ibogaine is federally listed in Schedule I. Confirm current requirements with the relevant authorities and qualified counsel. A provider’s willingness to offer treatment does not establish its legality or regulatory standing.
Independent compensation.
Ibogaine Advocate is paid by its clients and does not accept clinic referral fees, commissions, or compensation for directing clients to treatment centers.
No relationship created by browsing.
Using this website or submitting a consultation request does not create a clinician-patient or attorney-client relationship, or establish an advocacy engagement. An engagement requires a separate agreement about scope and fees.
Urgent situations.
This website, its contact form, and its email address are not monitored as emergency services. For an urgent medical situation, contact local emergency services.