Ibogaine Treatment
for Fentanyl Addiction

Confidential Consultation

Speak honestly with our medical team about your fentanyl use — amount, frequency, duration, prior treatment attempts, and what has failed. We will tell you candidly whether ibogaine is appropriate for your specific situation. No cost, no commitment.

Medical Screening & Clearance

Comprehensive bloodwork, 12-lead EKG cardiac evaluation, liver panel, and full physician intake. Fentanyl patients receive additional screening for cardiac complications associated with long-term synthetic opioid use. Safety clearance is absolute — if any risk is identified, we address it before proceeding.

Pre-Treatment Stabilization

Unlike other opioid protocols, fentanyl treatment requires a controlled stabilization period. Our medical director manages this phase to ensure your body is in the optimal state for ibogaine administration. This step is what separates a medical protocol from a reckless one.

Ibogaine Protocol in Cozumel

Two TA booster pre-loads followed by your calibrated HCl flood dose, administered at our medically equipped retreat on Cozumel Island. Physician and nurse supervision runs continuously. You are never unsupervised. NAD+ infusions support neurological recovery throughout.

Extended Recovery & Monitoring

Fentanyl patients remain under medical observation longer than standard opioid patients to account for fat-stored fentanyl release. Our team monitors for delayed withdrawal and provides supplemental support as needed.

Integration & 90-Day Aftercare

Depart with a structured 90-day integration framework, scheduled coaching calls, and access to our private patient community. Noribogaine continues working in your system for weeks to months, but lasting freedom requires intentional integration work.

For the majority of fentanyl patients, ibogaine dramatically reduces or eliminates acute withdrawal symptoms. The mechanism is direct: ibogaine binds to mu-opioid receptors and resets their sensitivity, interrupting the withdrawal cascade at its neurochemical source. Most patients report that the physical suffering they feared — the muscle cramps, insomnia, restless legs, nausea — either did not materialize or was far milder than anything they experienced in prior detox attempts. Fentanyl patients specifically benefit from the pre-loading protocol, which begins receptor stabilization before the primary treatment.

When administered under proper medical supervision with comprehensive cardiac screening, yes. MindScape has treated 900+ patients with zero medical complications in five years. Fentanyl patients receive additional screening protocols because long-term synthetic opioid use can affect cardiac conduction. Every patient gets a 12-lead EKG, complete bloodwork, liver panel, and physician evaluation before treatment begins. If any contraindication is identified, we address it before proceeding — or we decline to treat. Safety is absolute.

Methadone and Suboxone are maintenance therapies — they manage withdrawal by substituting one opioid for another, indefinitely. Ibogaine is not a maintenance drug. It is administered once (or in a structured pre-loading sequence) to reset receptor function and end the dependency cycle. For fentanyl patients, this distinction is especially significant: Suboxone often cannot fully cover fentanyl withdrawal due to fentanyl's extreme receptor binding affinity, and Methadone maintenance for fentanyl dependency frequently requires escalating doses.

Yes. Fentanyl and many of its analogs are lipophilic, meaning they accumulate in fatty tissue and can release unpredictably for days or weeks after the last use. This is why many fentanyl patients experience 'secondary withdrawal' episodes that catch them off guard. MindScape's extended 10-12 day protocol specifically accounts for this. Patients remain under medical observation longer than standard opioid patients, and our team provides supplemental support if delayed withdrawal symptoms emerge.

The ibogaine protocol for fentanyl is $12,500 all-inclusive. This covers accommodations, meals, all medical supervision, pre-treatment stabilization, the ibogaine protocol itself, NAD+ infusions, and 90-day post-treatment integration support. There are no hidden fees. For comparison, a traditional 28-day inpatient rehab averages $30,000-$60,000, and 90-day programs can exceed $90,000 — and those programs address symptoms, not the neurological root of fentanyl dependency.

Post-treatment integration is where lasting recovery is built. Noribogaine, ibogaine's long-acting metabolite, remains active in your system for weeks to months, providing sustained receptor stabilization and dramatically reduced cravings. But pharmacology alone is not enough. Every patient departs with a structured 90-day integration framework, access to scheduled coaching calls, and entry to our private patient community. The ibogaine opens a window of neurological clarity. Integration is what keeps it open.

Yes. We treat patients on both pharmaceutical fentanyl (patches, lozenges, prescribed formulations) and illicit fentanyl. The pre-treatment stabilization protocol is adjusted based on the specific formulation, dosage, and duration of use. During your consultation, our medical team will assess your specific situation and design a protocol appropriate for your dependency profile.