Iboga/Harmala difference?

[echoes]

Hey guys. I was using Psilohuasca for purpose of dealing with psychological issues and changing habits. I was thinking of trying solo Harmalas in bigger doses, but I read that Iboga alkaloids may be more direct and better for this purpose.


What are the differences? Are Harmalas as capable as Iboga in inducing healing, life changing experiences?
Since the molecules are so similar, and I read some similar reports from Iboga/solo Harmalas, this topic is quite interesting to me.


I'd like to hear your opinions.

 

[ganesh]

I've read that high dose Harmala brews share some similarities to Iboga, and you might be interested to know that traditional jungle Ayahuasca brews are very vine heavy with very small amounts of 'light' plants added, so the vine is very much the main player.

Mind you, Iboga seems to be the one to use if you wish to know direct answers to direct questions. They both have their own strengths depending what kind of healing is required.

Ten years of therapy in one night

Could a single trip on a piece of African rootbark help a junkie kick the habit? That was the claim in the 1960s, and now iboga is back in the spotlight. But is it a miracle cure? Daniel Pinchbeck decided to give it a go. And life, he says, will never be the same again...

www.theguardian.com

 

[echoes]

Yeah.. Iboga is probably irreplaceable for that purpose. Too bad it's so hard to grow.
Hope they find a good analogue plant some day.
Thanks for the link.
If anyone else has experience with the topic, shed some light