Iboga is a plant native to Central Africa traditionally used within the Bwiti spiritual tradition. The root bark of the plant has been used for ceremonial and cultural purposes for generations.
Iboga naturally grows in the rainforest regions of Central Africa, particularly in countries such as Gabon, Cameroon, and the Republic of Congo.
Iboga root bark refers to the outer layer of the Iboga plant’s root, which contains naturally occurring compounds and has historically been used in traditional ceremonial practices.
Within the Bwiti spiritual tradition, Iboga is seen as a sacred plant used during ceremonies for spiritual guidance, initiation, and reflection.
Laws regarding Iboga and its compounds vary from country to country. It is important for individuals to research and follow the regulations in their own region.