Beond Ibogaine Treatment

Welcome to Beond! 💜 Some will come to Beond to heal from addiction and trauma, and some will seek out treatment because their suffering calls them to heal so that they may flourish radically for themselves and the people they love. Some will come to Beond to simply but profoundly wake up. ✨ Beond unlocks the clarity we need to undo the inheritances of our ancestors’ suffering so that we spare our loved ones from inheriting the same sorrows from us.  Beond does not simply mitigate the risks of ibogaine treatment; it amplifies the transformation that follows. 💯 https://beondibogaine.com/ #BeondIbogaine #IbogaineTreatment #PsychedelicTherapy

Embarking on an ibogaine journey represents a significant commitment to personal growth. It’s also vital for our clients at Beond to make an informed decision regarding where and from whom they will receive treatment. Knowledge empowers, and conducting thorough research is paramount. At Beond, our clients' treatment and care are not just about science; it’s about providing care in a secure and supportive environment. Advancing industry standards and practices to achieve higher levels of client safety is paramount to our mission. Our full-time team of specialized medical professionals, along with external consultants, researchers, and advisors, takes every precaution to ensure a positive and safer experience throughout their time with us. #beondibogaine

Can ibogaine really change the landscape of addiction treatment? Bryan Hubbard J.D., former executive director of Kentucky’s Opioid Abatement Advisory Commission, believes it can. His groundbreaking proposal last year to allocate $42 million for ibogaine research aimed to offer new hope for those battling opioid addiction, a cause close to our hearts at Beond as an accessible and safe treatment for those who can’t afford ibogaine is paramount. Despite initial momentum, political changes led to Hubbard's replacement and the proposals stalled. Yet, his work continues to inspire and push boundaries as other states consider similar initiatives. In a recent article by The Microdose, Tom Feegel, CEO of Beond, shares his support for Hubbard's vision, emphasizing the need for bold, innovative solutions in addiction treatment. Our co-founder, Talia Eisenberg, MBA Eisenberg, also testified in one of the commission's hearings, underscoring our commitment to advancing safe and effective treatments. Today, Hubbard is consulting on related projects in Ohio, and researchers and advocates are increasingly recognizing the potential of ibogaine. Efforts to develop safer ibogaine analogs are underway, aiming to mitigate cardiac risks and make this powerful treatment more accessible. Read the full story to learn more about this transformative effort and the ongoing quest to revolutionize mental health treatment. https://lnkd.in/ei6r-nHc

The scientific and anecdotal evidence surrounding the psychedelic substance Ibogaine continues to captivate both the medical community and those seeking alternatives for overcoming addiction. We are excited to share this insightful and transformative conversation between Dr. Deborah Mash and Tom Feegel, CEO of Beond, as they delve into the groundbreaking potential of Ibogaine in addiction therapy and cognitive enhancement. Dr. Deborah Mash brings her extensive research expertise, while Tom Feegel shares insights from Beond’s leading Ibogaine clinic in Cancun. Together, they provide a comprehensive view of Ibogaine’s potential to revolutionize addiction therapy and mental health treatment. https://lnkd.in/eqv9Y4sN

After what seemed like an eternity, my body relaxed and slowed its convulsing. In actuality, it was only about 2 hours but, again, I had no real concept of time. The fear, paranoia, and sensory overstimulation mostly subsided. I felt a release of fear and a return to a sense of safety as I realized I made it through the most challenging part. A calm and connection began to envelop me. It wasn’t a powerful feeling. It was like that feeling of calm after a storm. I learned in my preparation guides to lean into that connection and so I began to ask questions and search for understanding. The “source” energy felt very grandfatherly to me. It was direct and rational. When I asked how I could feel better in my body it told me to take better care of my body. When I asked how to be more loving to myself it said to love myself more. If I felt disconnected then I should spend more time with myself. If I don’t enjoy certain relationships then I don’t need to continue spending time with those individuals. Pretty straightforward, right? It’s funny because it’s not always these huge revelations that we require but, in fact, many times we already know the answers. The connection I experienced wasn’t an actual spoken voice but rather something I was hearing in my head with feelings or images to accompany the statements. It was like a conversation with another more enlightened, less bullshit version of me. You know that friend that always tells you the truth instead of buttering it up for you. 🌱 Read the full story of how Michelle came to use ibogaine for health and optimization, but it revealed and healed so much more. (link in bio)

The phone wasn’t the prime reason she tried to kill herself. But the phone was one factor in a life that felt crushing and hopeless. Our culture may be reaching a tipping point regarding phones and social media. Writers, public health officials and educators are beginning to agree that our fixation with our iPhones and Instagram feeds can fray our mental, physical, and emotional health. The average person’s phone time is 4.5 hours, and more than half of Americans say they’re addicted to their phone. Even people who love their phones hate their phones. A popular new book by Jonathan Haidt called “The Anxious Generation” makes a powerful argument that phones and social media aggravate our crippling and worsening mental health struggles—particularly for kids and teenagers. The surgeon general, the nation’s top health official, urged social media companies to add warning labels to their products. Cigarettes are linked to cancer, Coca-Cola to obesity, and Social Media to depression. Melinda found out Beond offered $500 cash if you gave up your phone. Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/eJKiJ2hc

Maybe Iboga(ine) will even lead us to some sort of intelligence that is much more sophisticated and much more human-planetary-centric than the current AI efforts? 🎙️ Listen to the full episode with Dr. Dalibor Sames on Ibogaine Uncovered ep. 32. https://lnkd.in/ew8b7j5Q

Ibogaine—the most sophisticated molecular technology known to man," declares Dr. Dalibor Sames , a professor of chemistry at Columbia University who studies and develops drugs that induce neuroplasticity. "The previous concepts of how we understand pharmacology and psychedelics simply do not apply. We must forge new concepts," Dr. Sames explains. In the latest episode of Ibogaine Uncovered, we delve into why this compound challenges conventional psychedelic science and necessitates a fresh conceptual framework. 🧬 This episode is essential for anyone interested in the forefront of psychedelic research, especially those curious about the chemistry, mechanisms of action, therapeutic potentials, and challenges of ibogaine. Whether you are a scientist, therapist, or simply fascinated by the healing potentials of psychedelics, this discussion offers insights for everyone.

So, what propelled me to explore Ibogaine when I’m not battling an addiction or a chemical dependency? I am no stranger to plant medicine and I have witnessed in others and experienced in myself the release of trauma and accompanying profound changes with ayahuasca and psilocybin. However, although, I made incredible progress in my emotional healing over the years I felt stuck at certain points. I continued to struggle with a disconnection from my body which presented as brain fog, gut issues, anxiety, and lethargy. I also felt misaligned from my larger purpose. Every day, I felt like I was trying to swim through muddy waters. I made it each time but nothing felt easy. Being the health and wellness junkie that I am, I’ve done all of the things that one does to try and heal my physical and emotional ailments. I mean all of them. I kept returning to the idea of how much of my feeling unwell was directly linked to my emotions versus any physical disruption. I decided to discover more about Ibogaine and its potential for my situation. Dive into the full story written by our recent guest and the founder of Woo Woo Women, Michelle, here:

Is the future of psychedelic therapy in its analogues? 🌿 Join a riveting discussion with Dr. Dalibor Sames, a Columbia University professor and co-founder of Gilgamesh Pharmaceuticals and Kures, on the cutting-edge of ibogaine research. 🧬 In Episode 32 of Ibogaine Uncovered, Dr. Sames shares his journey from marveling at ibogaine's complex molecular structure to pioneering its analogues for safer therapeutic applications. We talk about why altering just one atom can transform its pharmacological impact and how these changes might significantly reduce the cardiac risks associated with ibogaine. We also explore: 🔍 The necessity and potential of creating ibogaine analogues. 🔍 The intriguing molecular tweaks that could revolutionize psychedelic therapies. 🔍 The balance between maintaining 'the trip' and enhancing safety in collaboration with big pharma. Why this matters: As we push the boundaries of psychedelic research, understanding and improving upon existing compounds like ibogaine could lead to safer, more accessible treatments for those in need. https://lnkd.in/da2NsJTf