Re: ibogaine: the “addiction cure” big pharma’s don’t want you to have

6 years ago I was fascinated by Ibogaine. I studied its origin, its chemical make up, i'ts ritual practice by the bwiti and I saved up 6k and flew to Mexico to getit done for a methadone addiction. I would get it done another 3 times before giving up on it. I thought each time would be the time that worked for me. The only good thing I have to say about it is the out of body visions I has which were full sensory audio and visual intetnse future and past visions and visions sent to me by an african lady with a painted tribal face who called herself mother Iboga. She showed me how we reincarnate thousands of times and each time we change lives wwe keep the same friends and family or at least the same soul group that is playing the roles of our friends and our family but each lifetime they change positions, such as my mother may be my wife or father next life or my brother may be my enemy or my wife, etc... we all change genders and rolls to learn from each energy to grow and evolve as a soul. Very touching and life altering experience but very hard on the body and you must prepare to be bed ridden for 6 to 16 days with a guide to assist you with using the restroom and eating drinking. It depletes your hearts electrolytes which can cause a fib so coconut water is a must. You cant sleep for at least 6 days which is rough. I had a much easier time using suboxone for 30 days and tapering off. I did come across the ultimate answer to opiate withdrawal tho. it's unbelievable. Was a cure for opiate addiction discovered over 30 years ago and then suppressed by gov officials of Australia? Were 2 doctors that discovered it told that it could not get out because 2 many people would lose their jobs behind it and half the rehabs in the country could close? I have this secret and you can get it at NoMoreOpiateWithdrawal . weebly . (com)puter just squeeze all of that together with the dots and all and drop the puter. lol Tweet