08/26/2026
Americans should not have to leave their own country and risk their safety to access potentially life-saving treatment.
Today, The New York Times reported on the dangers Americans may encounter when seeking psychedelic treatments at clinics abroad, where patients can face inconsistent medical standards and limited legal recourse if they are harmed or mistreated.
Americans for Ibogaine CEO W. Bryan Hubbard responded:
“Individuals should not have to flee ‘The Land of the Free’ to save their own lives. Today’s story in The New York Times amplifies the urgency of bringing this treatment out of a state of offshore anarchy and into a safe, regulated, and medically supervised system here at home.”
The mission is clear: establish safe, effective, medically supervised ibogaine treatment access in the United States.
It is time to .
Read the full New York Times article:
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/08/26/health/psychedelic-treaments-ibogaine-mexico.html
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