A. M. Houot
Iboga / Ibogaine resources
Ibogaine. “PubChem is an open chemistry database at the National Institutes of Health (NIH). … Since the launch in 2004, PubChem has become a key chemical information resource for scientists, students, and the general public. … PubChem mostly contains small molecules, but also larger molecules such as nucleotides, carbohydrates, lipids, peptides, and chemically-modified macromolecules. We collect information on chemical structures, identifiers, chemical and physical properties, biological activities, patents, health, safety, toxicity data, and many others.”
Global Ibogaine Therapy Alliance: Clinical Guidelines for Ibogaine-Assisted Detoxification. “It is our hope that the information presented herein will prove useful for medical professionals who wish to understand current clinical practices; in the development of protocols for clinical trials; and to policy makers who wish to review potential avenues for effective regulation of ibogaine-assisted detox as a prescription medicine. Finally, we hope that it will eventually lead to the development of comprehensive minimum standards of care in the future.”
The Ibogaine Dossier. “The Ibogaine Dossier is an extensive library dedicated to providing information on ibogaine, an experimental antiaddictive medication.”
MyEboga. “Lee Albert is the author of Amazing Grace (2004) which details his lifelong journey to heal from childhood trauma. Along the way he encountered iboga and in a spirit of service decided to apply his scientific training to delivering unbiased and easily accessible information for those seeking its benefits.”
Puzzlepiece.org. Dr. Chris Jenks’s gold mine of hard-to-find information on iboga-related topics from conferences and forums to an archive of downloadable research papers. See the link titled “Ibogaine Bibliography.”
MindVox: Ibogaine. “MindVox has a large collection of ibogaine-related resources available online. It also hosts the world’s largest and oldest ibogaine community.”
Third Wave: The Ultimate Guide to Ibogaine. “Third Wave’s mission is to share trusted, research-based content that helps you feel safe, supported, and empowered as you follow your path towards personal transformation. Our vision is to help co-create a global movement that embraces psychedelic use as a way to heal ourselves and our world.”
Reality Sandwich: Ibogaine Guide. “…Is a free public education platform with over 10 thousand pieces of content, serving up psychedelic guides, news, and culture. … On our site, you will find useful information about the world of psychedelics including research, culture, news and how psychedelics have the potential to help people live happier lives.”
Conferences of interest
Philosophy of Psychedelics. “In recent years a resurgence of studies into psychedelic experience has arisen in the cognitive sciences to such an extent as to become known as The Psychedelic Renaissance. The focus of these scientific studies has been upon the immediate medicinal value that psychedelics may bestow; but the value that the examination of such exceptional experiences may bestow upon the philosophy of mind, phenomenology, ethics, and academic metaphysics is a field yet to be mapped.”
PsyTech Summit. “We are dedicated to driving psychedelics forward, by building a robust and all-encompassing community and directly advancing promising ventures in psychedelics.”
Other
Psychedelic Science Review. “We discuss scientific research and knowledge about psychedelics, from chemistry to psychology. Our science writers break down complex topics, offering context and connecting important concepts in the literature to familiar examples.”
Zendo Project. Free downloadable manuals on Harm Reduction Training, Psychedelic Support, and Psychedelic Guide. See also their Resources page with links to many helpful organizations. “Harm reduction trainings provide education on how to work with challenging experiences and create a platform for honest and responsible conversations about substance use. Our intention is to create public awareness around the potential risks of drug use and to reduce these risks by providing tools and information.”