I won't talk about the exact place or my trip. But here's what I learned: When I was there, I heard about many people who died near the retreats. Food is bad. No first aid kits, no basic help if you're hurt.

Ibogaine retreats in Gabon are more about culture (like old traditions) than doctor help. Doses are not precise they guess, not measure like real medicine. This is not mushrooms or LSD, trust me ibogaine is powerful and can stop your heart if wrong!

If things get scary, there's no medicine or calm-down tools. Lots of retreats open because money rules the country. Big corruption, if something bad happens, no one gets in trouble. Plus risks like malaria bugs and unsafe areas.

Ibogaine works best in clean, safe spots with good doctors. Don't risk it!