States Fund Ibogaine TBI Trials

Updated: 2025.09.29 23D ago 1 sources
A Los Angeles Times report says athletes are trying ibogaine for traumatic brain injury while states move to study it. Texas approved $50 million for ibogaine drug‑development trials, Arizona added $5 million for a clinical study, and California is pushing fast‑track research as a Stanford team reported dramatic PTSD/depression/anxiety reductions in special forces veterans. Ibogaine remains Schedule 1 federally, but lawmakers are exploring supervised‑therapy carve‑outs akin to Oregon’s psilocybin model. — This indicates a state‑led pivot toward psychedelic therapeutics that pressures federal scheduling and could redefine brain‑injury and PTSD treatment policy.

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Some Athletes are Trying the Psychedelic Ibogaine to Treat Brain Injuries
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Texas’s $50M ibogaine funding, Arizona’s $5M study, and Stanford’s reported 88% PTSD symptom reduction among special forces veterans (Dr. Nolan Williams).
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