🧬 Clinical Trials Database
Explore active and completed ibogaine research studies worldwide
About This Database
This database tracks ibogaine studies registered on ClinicalTrials.gov. Every entry reflects the registry record as of October 13, 2026 — identifiers, sponsors, enrollment and status are as published there. Want to participate? Open each study on ClinicalTrials.gov for eligibility criteria and site contacts.
Ibogaine-Magnesium Therapy in Veterans With Repeated Blast Exposure (Stanford MISTIC)
Pre-post study evaluating the safety and efficacy of ibogaine-magnesium therapy in 30 Special Operations veterans with sequelae of repeated blast exposure. Primary results published in Nature Medicine (2024, PMID 38182784).
A Study of Oral Ibogaine in Opioid Withdrawal (DMX-IB 201)
Phase 1/2a study of oral ibogaine: a single-ascending-dose stage in healthy volunteers to determine the maximum tolerated or treat-to-target dose, followed by a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled proof-of-concept stage in opioid withdrawal. Completed January 2024 per the registry.
Efficacy and Safety of Ibogaine in the Treatment of Methadone Detoxification
Phase 2 study of ibogaine to support detoxification from long-term methadone maintenance, run at Hospital Universitari Sant Joan in Reus, Spain. Completed April 2024 per the registry.
Ibogaine in the Treatment of Alcoholism: An Open-Label Escalating-Dose Trial
Open-label escalating-dose Phase 2 trial of ibogaine for alcohol dependence at the University of São Paulo. Completed October 2024 per the registry.
Mapping Ibogaine Neural Dynamics in Opioid Use Disorder
Observational neuroimaging study of how ibogaine treatment changes brain activity and symptoms in moderate-to-severe opioid use disorder; participants are people already planning ibogaine treatment independently. Recruiting as of October 2026 per the registry.
Trifecta Research Study (Axial Therapeutic Research)
Observational study evaluating the impact of ibogaine-magnesium, 5-MeO-DMT, magnetic e-resonance therapy, and physiological supplementation on PTSD and TBI-related cognitive symptoms among Special Operations Forces veterans.
Medically Supervised Ibogaine With 12-Month Digital Recovery Support (IBO-CARE)
Single-site Phase 1/2a three-cohort study of medically supervised ibogaine versus extended-release naltrexone, with 12 months of recovery support, in adults with moderate-to-severe opioid use disorder. Registry start date July 2027; not yet recruiting.
Trifecta Research Study (Johns Hopkins)
Phase 2 study of hormone replacement, magnetic e-resonance therapy, ibogaine and 5-MeO-DMT in Special Operations Forces veterans, sponsored at Johns Hopkins and withdrawn before enrolling participants. Listed for completeness — withdrawn registrations are part of the honest research picture.
How to Participate in Clinical Trials
✅ Benefits of Trial Participation
- • Free or reduced-cost treatment
- • Access to cutting-edge protocols
- • Comprehensive medical monitoring
- • Contribute to scientific knowledge
- • Extended follow-up care
📋 What to Expect
- • Detailed screening process
- • Informed consent review
- • Regular follow-up visits
- • Data collection (surveys, tests)
- • Potential placebo group
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