Ibogaine & Bwiti Related Links

Suffering from Chemical Dependence?

If you are seeking eboga / ibogaine to deal with the immediate crisis of chemical dependence and seek the opinions of others in the same position who have successfully broken their dependency using ibogaine or the Indra extract, and coped with the physiological adjustments thereafter, then I suggest that you join the ibogaine list.

Details here: http://mindvox.com/mailman/listinfo/ibogaine.

There now also exist the following forums:

1. An english ibogaine forum hosted by the Swedish language (with english language option) web site www.ibogain.se/cmsms at: English Forum.

2. An english language ibogaine forum called the Eboka Index: www.Eboka.info.

Ibogaine News

Myeboga Ibogaine & Related News (www.news.myeboga.com) - An easy to access information system with ongoing snippets of ibogaine and related news.

Ibo-Radio

Ibo-Radio (http://ibo-radio.com/) - Web based ibogaine dedicated radio station.

Ibogaine Web Sites (Non-Treatment Specific)

N.B.: Individual treatment providers have their own web pages which can be found on the Providers page. The web sites given here are those that go beyond the primary purpose of advertising treatment.

The Ibogaine Dossier (www.ibogaine.org) - A methodical compilation of all available resources on ibogaine hosted by Howard Lotsof discover of the anti-addictive effects of ibogaine. The science section contains a wealth of information on ibogaine and its in vivo and in vitro actions. The scientific literature section contains original articles of acclaimed ibogaine researchers, plus many references (most with abstract); while the treatment section contains anecdotal reports of experimental ibogaine treatment in humans.

The Dora Weiner Foundation - DWF took an interest in ibogaine during the early 1980s. The Foundation has recently returned to an active state to provide education in the area of chemical dependence research and therapy. DWF strongly supports patient and patient advocacy rights.

www.ibogaine.co.uk/options.htm - Lists details of drug-treatment resources for the UK hosted by Nick Sandberg.

Sacrament of Transition - An official religion of Slovenia with ibogaine as a sacrament.

Mindvox Ibogaine pages - Alternative and anarchic. Contains a unique set of articles on remaining chemically free.

www.Cures-not-Wars.org - An ibogaine activist web page run by Dana Beal (a co-author of The Ibogaine Story).

www.ibogain.se/cmsms/ - Swedish language ibogaine web site with Swedish language forum.

www.ibogain.se/cmsms/index.php?page=english - Swedish ibogaine web site in English with English forum.

African Ethnobotanicals Ibogaine Page - A site photographically describing the Bwiti initiations in African forest settings as well as documenting some of the aspects of T.iboga use.

Erowid Ibogaine Page - Extensive information on ibogaine in an easy to read ibogaine index page.

Scirus - Use this link to search for scientific information only. Search term "ibogaine" or subject of your choice.

MAPS Drug News - Use this link to search for recent articles in the press.

www.ibogafoundation.com - The Iboga Foundation is a Dutch non-profit initiative. Iboga Foundation increases public awareness and to promote the recognition of iboga, the mysterious and very beneficial African plant, as an empowering tool to sustainable improvement of the quality of life.

Eboka Forum

http://eboka.pkeffect.com/index.php - An eboka forum with discussions ungoing under various catagories including pharmacology, cultivation and sharing ones experiences.

Bwiti Web Sites

Association Culturelle EBANDO - "The organisation seeks to encourage the transmission of traditional Knowledge and practices including philosophy and oral traditions, art and crafts; and the healing skills of the Bantu and Pygmy peoples from the Ogoou¨¦ basin region of Gabon." Gabon based Bwiti initiations offered. French & English language translation.

MEYAYA - a BWITI web page in French. (English site version link currently not-working.) "Web site Focus - the ancient, perennial religion of Eboga.

http://savoirsdafrique.org/ - "Fond¨¦e en Juin 2004, Savoirs d'Afrique est une association r¨¦gie par la loi de 1901 qui a pour but de faire connaïtre et reconnaïtre les savoirs traditionnels africains, particuli¨¨rement ceux des Pygm¨¦es du Gabon, et de les mettre ¨¤ la disposition de tous ceux que cela pourrait intèresser."