Iboga in the United States · NM
Iboga and ibogaine in New Mexico
No ibogaine-specific activity found as of 2026-10-26; New Mexico's psychedelic law covers psilocybin.
Status
No known activity
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State research funding
0
Bills tracked
October 26, 2026
Last checked
Where New Mexico stands
No ibogaine-specific activity found as of 2026-10-26. New Mexico enacted the Medical Psilocybin Act (SB 219, signed 2025-04-07), which is psilocybin only, and HB 336 (2026) concerns synthetic psilocybin.
Checked on the date shown; no ibogaine-specific activity found.
Timeline
Medical Psilocybin Act signed (psilocybin only)
Context only: creates a psilocybin program and research fund; no ibogaine provision found.
Source: Source NM
For New Mexico residents: a whole root ceremony on Kauaʻi
Vital Kauaʻi is a legally established church on Kauaʻi’s North Shore. Members from New Mexico join a thirteen-week journey: six weeks of preparation from home, one week on the island with two held nights with the whole root in ceremony, and six weeks of integration after. Guides, a medical provider, somatic practitioners and integration coaches walk with each member through all of it.
Preparation, from New Mexico
A medical consultation and health review, somatic and nervous-system preparation, and weekly guidance through the member portal. All of it happens from home, on Zoom, before travel.
Ceremony, on Kauaʻi
Two nights with the whole root in nature, one-on-one or in a container of up to three, with experienced guides and the medical provider present overnight. An EKG on-island comes first.
Integration, back in New Mexico
Six weekly one-on-one calls with an integration coach, plus somatic sessions, so what the root shows you becomes how you live, lead and create at home.
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