Using optimized loading doses followed by extended microdosing, the protocol targets regeneration and an improved quality of life in the long term – backed by emerging data, ongoing research, and human-centric care.
This treatment uses an optimized ‘loading dose’ of ibogaine, ideal for people with physical challenges or age-related concerns, as a precursor to extended microdosing. You’ll be treated in accessible facilities and the comfort of a private room, with medical staff beside you throughout the treatment process. We also provide supportive physiotherapy to help you explore subtle changes in your body’s motility and mobility. This approach is designed to mitigate the complexities of the body’s needs and honor the complexity of chronic illness.
In relation to Parkinson’s disease, ibogaine appears to stimulate the release of glial cell-derived neurotrophic factor (GDNF), a naturally occurring protein that helps repair and support dopamine-producing neurons. Early clinical trials have explored direct brain injection of GDNF as a treatment for Parkinson’s, and the increase of GDNF remains a target for Parkinson’s treatments. Although it has not yet entered clinical trials, ibogaine is one of the only known substances that can orally stimulate GDNF in deep brain regions.
In relation to multiple sclerosis, preclinical animal studies and Ambio’s own case study research suggest that ibogaine may help to repair myelin in the brain’s white matter. Some early preclinical work has shown similar remyelination in small animal models. This theory parallels clinical improvements in some MS patients, particularly those with early forms of the disease.
Ambio’s Neuroregenerative Program was designed for people living with chronic neurological conditions who are looking for relief and renewed mobility. We’ve treated patients with Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis (MS), Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), traumatic brain injuries (TBI), essential tremors, chronic neuropathic pain, and more.
People with mobility limitations or muscle spasticity
People who may not meet the screening criteria for higher-dose programs due to cardiac risk, age, or medication profiles
Those looking for a gentler, more medically adaptive approach to psychedelic medicine
If you’re navigating the physical, emotional, or spiritual weight of long-term illness, Ambio’s Neuroregenerative Program can provide a new option for managing symptoms and help you regain quality of life.
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The Neuroregenerative Program was designed for people living with conditions like Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis (MS), and essential tremors who wish to try ibogaine.
The program is designed to accommodate:
People with conditions including Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis (MS), essential tremors, ALS, and other neurodegenerative conditions
People with mobility limitations or muscle spasticity
People who may not meet the screening criteria for higher-dose programs due to cardiac risk, age, or medication profiles
Those looking for a gentler, more medically adaptive approach to psychedelic medicine
The journey begins with an online application and medical screening. Once you arrive at Ambio, the Neuroregenerative Program takes four days and three nights to complete. Our full process includes preparation, travel, treatment, and integration.
The cost of the Neuroregenerative Program is $7,350 USD. We offer a $1,000 discount to veterans and first responders.
Ambio’s protocol draws from the best available scientific and clinical data to optimize ibogaine dosing for tolerability in individuals with neurodegenerative and medically complex conditions. The initial treatment is followed by a six-month ‘microdosing’ or ‘sub-perceptual’ regimen. Weekly remote group meetings offer continuity of support throughout the treatment process and beyond. Individualized preparation, integration coaching, and caregiver support included.
While more research is needed to fully understand how ibogaine is helping patients with neurodegenerative conditions, emerging fMRI data indicates that ibogaine is neuroregenerative.
Studies and case reports of people with traumatic brain injury (TBI), multiple sclerosis (MS), and Parkinson’s suggest that ibogaine can help the brain heal and reduce debilitating symptoms, providing new hope for the treatment of deeply challenging diseases and conditions. Data from consenting Neuroregenerative Program participants is being used in preclinical research in Partnership with Dalhousie University. Researchers aim to examine ibogaine’s effect on neuroinflammatory biomarkers and disease models for Parkinson’s, MS, and stroke.
The Neuroregenerative Program is conducted at a private, fully staffed treatment home in Baja California, Mexico. Care is delivered by a multidisciplinary team in facilities equipped to accommodate mobility and safety needs. The facility is tranquil, secure, and operated to the highest clinical standard.
All accommodations in the Neuroregenerative Program include:
Private or semi-private bedrooms with personal space for rest and introspection
Adaptive medical equipment to support mobility and rest needs, including a hospital bed.
White noise machines, heaters, fans, lamps, and room dividers for a restful environment
Comfortable linens, cozy bedding, blackout masks, and recovery essentials
All chef-prepared meals – three multi-course meals daily (except on fasting medicine days), made with high-quality local ingredients
Decaf coffee, herbal teas, bottled water, healthy snacks, and daily supplements
On-site somatic therapies, including massage, reiki, mindful movement & meditation, and breathwork sessions
Books, art supplies, and TV for movies – optional creative and restorative outlets
Reliable high-speed internet
Serene outdoor spaces for meditation, journaling, and quiet reflection
Some homes are seaside; others feature fire pits, heated pools, spas, and lush gardens
Daily housekeeping and full-time kitchen staff
A full on-site medical team and 24/7 patient monitoring
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