HISTORY OF THE METHOD
Dosing strategy and Principles
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Ibogaine offers a radical solution to the physical withdrawal andongoing drug cravings associated with conventional-detox-therapies.
In 2001, Lex Kogan apprenticed in the field of detox and recovery
using classic methadone protocols introduced to him by Eric Taub,
pioneer and veteran of the ibogaine movement in America.
Simplicity played a key role in the process which later developed into
a methodology.
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Allowing necessary data to arise in the individual served as a key
factor in preserving the ability to observe the characteristic signals
generated during opiate metabolization.
Receptor-site-coating with micro doses of ibogaine is rhythmically
symmetrical to the rate in which the individual naturally releases
opiates from the brain.
Flood construction utilizes a specific window of time during the first
two phases of rapid eye movement to allow more of a sufficient dose to
be ingested once the receptor sites are opiate-free.
This is done in order to assure that a greater "crave-free window of
opportunity" unfolds during the recovery period.
A formulaic approach, based on the metabolic characteristics of the
individual, acts as a customized response system where dose-timing
modification directly corresponds to to the compounding levels of
active ibogaine metabolites in the body.
This modality allows a patient to achieve heavier nor-ibogaine
saturation in the opiate receptor sites.
Recognized in the west for the development of the "Staircase Method"
and "Low Wave Dosing" for CNS recovery and rejuvenation, Kogan
continues to utilize dose-timing formulas while documenting, and
sharing experiential observations with medical facilitators and
administrators in Europe and Latin America.
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