I experimented with ibogaine last year for about a month, but stopped taking it when I kept experiencing bizzare visual delayed trails. I was worried about this phenomenon, as I've had cataract surgery a couple of years ago and a small retinal issue, so I decided to stop taking it.
I decided last month to give it another go at it. I still get the visual trails, but they are only occasional and not increasing. They only happen early in the morning when I first wake up and late at night. As long as it doesn't get worse, I believe that it is something that I can deal with. Patient D tells me that he has similar visuals, but says that he sees smoke sometimes. The other guy I know taking it says that he's never had any visuals.
So I feel that ibogaine is the first substance that really helps my condition. I move better and quicker, have less rigidity, less dystonia. Overall it feels like it has toned my condition down and turned the clock backwards a year or so. I still get worn out by the end of the day. It might just be making the levadopa more effective, but this improvement is something I am super happy with. I just hope that it sustains and doesn't fade with time. I'm still taking the amount that I started with, which is 10 mg, twice a day.
Like thiamine, I think that ibogaine is something not to be ignored and can be beneficial to many of us. It would be ideal that the medical research community start to look at this substance to understand it better. I do have a bit of uneasiness about being a sort of guinea pig, but after talking with the two other persons that have been using it for more than two years without any issues, other than the visuals from one of them, I feel the benefit outweighs the possible unknown risks in this case.
It would be nice to hear some feedback from others that have tried it or are taking it currently.