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Inside the $20K psychedelic trips drawing Americans to Mexico
Ibogaine has drawn attention for potentially treating substance use disorders and trauma, but a growing number of healthy, high-functioning Americans are traveling to Mexican clinics hoping the psychedelic drug can help optimize their brains.
Mike Stratton was on a “hell ride,” unable to move, as visions laid bare buried thoughts, resentments and destructive habits that had eroded his quality of life.
This was the 34-year-old’s first encounter with ibogaine, a compound extracted from plan... [9092 chars]
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