Editorial principles
We publish with an evidence-first, audience-centered approach. Our short principles guide sourcing, language, and transparency.
- Independence: We do not provide clinical services or treatment; our role is informational and editorial.
- Plain language: Complex findings are translated into clear summaries for families and non-specialists.
- Source transparency: Every substantive claim is linked to public registries or peer-reviewed work when possible.
- No fabricated credentials: We do not invent staff titles, clinical affiliations, or endorsements.
Who this is for
Our audience is people researching ibogaine and those supporting them. If you are evaluating information about treatment options or safety, our content is organized to surface the evidence and the gaps so families can ask informed questions of clinicians and regulators.
For readers wanting to explore services mentioned as context, we link to clinical and service pages where appropriate; for example, some practical resources are described on service provider pages such as the clinic directory we reference in coverage ibogaine treatment clinic listings in Mexico.
We also provide general links to standards and summaries from recognized institutions to support factual claims, for example policies or safety summaries available from established public resources like the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDC and background articles summarizing pharmacology on encyclopedia-level references Wikipedia's ibogaine overview.
