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Ibogaine - Rite of Passage.avi
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Film Description
Ibogaine Rite of Passage is a documentary about the use of the controversial substance Ibogaine for the treatment of addiction. Ibogaine is a substance that is
derived from an African plant, which is used during initiations of the Bwiti culture in Gabon. In the sixties the anti-addictive properties were discovered by Howard
Lotsof, who was an American heroin addict at that time. Shortly after his discovery, Ibogaine became illegal in the US.
Ibogaine is surrounded by controversy and the pharmaceutical companies show no interest in this substance. Is it because of economical reasons or its hallucinogenic
effects?
Cy (34) has been using a mixture of heroine and amphetamine for about 11 years, but his three children and his ambitions are more valuable to him. Kicking his
addiction is a tough job for him. It reveals all his suppressed emotions.
Massavou (22) lives in the village Miton in Gabon. For her the traditional African initiation is part of a healing process. She suffered from an illness for more than
a year and she hopes that eating the holy plant will be the starting point of a new phase in her life.
This revealing documentary shows the different aspects of this special substance by means of personal experiences and explanations of ex-addicts, treatment providers
and experts.
For information on drug & alcohol detox and treatment programs featuring Ibogaine, visit: http://www.ibogaine.net/
If you liked this documentary, please support the film producers by puchasing the DVD.
Official Site www.lunartproductions.com
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