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Cocaine addiction ibogaine treatment in Cozumel, Mexico
Cozumel, Mexico · Medically supervised stimulant protocol

Cocaine Addiction
Treatment with Ibogaine

Cocaine does not trap people with physical withdrawal — it traps them with craving and anhedonia, the loss of the ability to feel pleasure, because the drug has exhausted the brain's dopamine signaling. Ibogaine works on exactly those pathways, and many people describe a sharp drop in craving after a single supervised session. It is an investigational compound, so we will be honest about the evidence, and honest that the integration afterward is what makes it last.

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Dopamine
The real target
Craving and anhedonia, not physical withdrawal
1,000+
Patients treated
Board-certified physician supervision
EKG-first
Cardiac screening
Essential — cocaine strains the heart too
90 days
Structured integration
As reward capacity recovers

How it works

Why cocaine is a dopamine problem

Repeated cocaine use floods and then exhausts the brain's dopamine system. Over time the receptors down-regulate, and the result is the hallmark of stimulant addiction: intense craving paired with anhedonia — a flatness where pleasure used to be. Willpower struggles against this because it is a neurochemical deficit, not a character flaw.

Ibogaine modulates dopamine pathways and, through sigma-1 and NMDA receptor activity, appears to support restoration of prefrontal control — the circuitry of impulse regulation. Many people describe a marked reduction in craving after a single session, opening a window we use to rebuild routines, motivation and support.

We say plainly what ibogaine is not: it is not a cure, it is not FDA-approved, and without integration relapse happens. The evidence is promising and growing, and our job is to present it without overstating it.

Safety first

Cardiac screening matters even more for stimulants

Cocaine is cardiotoxic. Long-term use can leave real cardiovascular strain — and ibogaine itself affects heart rhythm. Those two facts together mean screening is not a formality for stimulant patients; it is the gate.

Every patient receives a 12-lead EKG, complete bloodwork and a physician evaluation before we confirm candidacy, and the session runs under continuous cardiac telemetry with physicians present and emergency capability on site. If your heart history or recent use makes treatment unsafe, we will tell you honestly.

The most useful thing you can do is be fully open with the medical team about your use and any cardiac symptoms. That honesty is what lets us keep you safe.

The program

What your treatment includes

Mandatory cardiac screening

12-lead EKG and bloodwork before candidacy is confirmed — essential given cocaine's cardiovascular strain.

Dopamine-pathway focus

The protocol targets the craving and anhedonia that drive stimulant relapse, not just the acute crash.

Supervised session

Continuous cardiac telemetry with physicians present throughout, and emergency capability on site.

Crack and powder

Both act on the same dopamine circuitry; the protocol applies to each, adjusted for use pattern.

90-day integration

Support concentrated in the weeks when reward capacity is still recovering — where stimulant relapse risk is highest.

Co-occurring depression

Anhedonia and depression often overlap in stimulant use; the plan addresses both honestly.

The process

From first contact to integration

01

Confidential consultation

A free call to understand your use, your health and your goals. No judgment, no pressure.

02

Medical pre-screen

History, EKG and bloodwork, with particular attention to cardiac health. If it is not safe, we tell you.

03

The session

Preparation, then the ibogaine session under continuous medical supervision.

04

Integration

90 days of support as dopamine signaling and reward capacity recover.

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Primary References

Our protocols align with the primary scientific literature, including the MAPS Ibogaine Investigator's Brochure (July 2026), NIDA's psychedelic & dissociative drugs research, and registered trials on ClinicalTrials.gov. Ibogaine remains investigational; we pair published evidence with measured, real-world outcome tracking.

Measured & safe

Recovery you can track. Safety you can trust.

Our proprietary data system measures your progress before, during, and after your stay, and monitors your safety at every step. The same data that keeps you safe is the data that proves it worked.

Measured before you arrive

Validated instruments build your baseline before you travel.

Safety monitored throughout

Cardiac and vital monitoring around your session, read in real time.

Outcomes visible to you

Your progress re-scored against your baseline, in your portal.

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Frequently asked

Cocaine and ibogaine, answered honestly

Cocaine dependence is driven less by physical withdrawal than by intense craving and anhedonia — the inability to feel pleasure — caused by depleted and desensitized dopamine signaling. Ibogaine modulates dopamine pathways and appears to help restore receptor sensitivity, and many people describe a marked drop in craving after a single session. Ibogaine is an investigational compound and results vary; it is not a cure, and the integration afterward is what makes recovery last.

Unlike opioids or alcohol, cocaine does not usually produce a life-threatening physical withdrawal. The challenge is psychological: crushing craving, low mood, fatigue and anhedonia in the days after stopping. That is exactly the window ibogaine and structured integration are designed to address, so the crash does not pull you back into use.

It is doubly important. Cocaine is cardiotoxic and can leave lasting cardiovascular strain, and ibogaine itself affects heart rhythm. So every stimulant patient receives a 12-lead EKG, complete bloodwork and physician evaluation before treatment is confirmed, and the session runs under continuous cardiac telemetry with physicians present. Honest disclosure of your use and cardiac history is essential.

Yes. Crack and powder cocaine act on the same dopamine circuitry, so the same stimulant protocol applies. Crack's faster, more intense action can drive heavier use patterns, which we account for in screening and in the integration plan. Each case is assessed individually.

The ibogaine stimulant recovery program is $13,500 all-inclusive. That covers accommodations, meals, all medical supervision, the ibogaine protocol, and 90-day post-treatment integration support. The only additional cost is your flights to Cozumel.

Integration is where lasting recovery is built, and for stimulants it matters even more because the anhedonia lifts gradually as dopamine signaling normalizes over weeks. Every patient departs with a structured 90-day integration framework, scheduled coaching calls, and access to our patient community, with support concentrated in the period when reward capacity is still recovering.

Take the first step

Recovery from cocaine is possible

Speak confidentially with our medical team. We will assess your history, answer every question, and tell you honestly whether ibogaine treatment is the right fit for you.

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