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Anonymous

05/18/26(Mon)22:39:18 No.43626660

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Anonymous 05/18/26(Mon)22:39:18 No.43626660 Archived

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>has high success rate in “curing” addictions to hard drugs and other mental habits

Does anyone know if ibogaine could get rid of my gender dysphoria? I wonder if they’ll start pushing it in conversion therapy

Anonymous
05/18/26(Mon)22:40:43 No.43626672

Anonymous 05/18/26(Mon)22:40:43 No.43626672

psychedelic drugs usually do the reverse of curing dysphoria

Anonymous
05/18/26(Mon)22:42:37 No.43626691

Anonymous 05/18/26(Mon)22:42:37 No.43626691

>>43626672
Psychedelic drugs also have a very low rate of curing any kind of addiction or eating disorder. Ibogaine is a very specific drug.

Anonymous
05/18/26(Mon)22:43:53 No.43626704

Anonymous 05/18/26(Mon)22:43:53 No.43626704

>>43626691
but sometimes psychedelic drugs cure addictions
psychedelic drugs do not cure gender dysphoria

Anonymous
05/18/26(Mon)22:50:46 No.43626770

Anonymous 05/18/26(Mon)22:50:46 No.43626770

>>43626704
You keep talking about it like it’s LSD or Ayahuasca. Do your research and I’d be happy to talk.

Anonymous
05/18/26(Mon)22:52:41 No.43626793

Anonymous 05/18/26(Mon)22:52:41 No.43626793

>>43626770
>Ibogaine is a powerful psychoactive alkaloid derived from the root bark of the African shrub Tabernanthe iboga. It is known for its "addiction-interrupting" properties, as it can dramatically reduce withdrawal symptoms and cravings for substances like opioids, alcohol, and cocaine.
I don't see why I should think of this as significantly different from psilocybin, which also is associated with reduction in addictions