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Registering a claim
Every entry begins as a documented claim or myth. We capture its origin, phrasing and prevalence before any evaluation takes place, keeping the claim text intact so readers see the original framing.
About Tribogaine
About
Tribogaine is a newly launched independent information company helping people understand Ibogaine Myths And Facts: A Misconception Register. We exist to curate, contextualize and make verifiable information accessible for people seeking clarity without clinical claims or marketing.
If you arrived here after exploring topic pages, note that our site structure follows a clear timeline-driven approach: overview, staged evidence summaries, and a register of contested claims. Our services overview explains how we package findings for readers and partner organizations, and our homepage anchors the site's navigation and entry points for newcomers to the project.
How Tribogaine organises information
Our editorial process is laid out as a sequence of stages so readers can trace how entries move from initial claim to vetted register status.
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Evidence mapping
Contributors map available literature, regulatory guidance and primary sources to each claim. Where appropriate we link to authoritative sites such as the National Library of Medicine (https://www.nlm.nih.gov/) to show how sources are gathered and cross-checked.
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Editorial assessment
Entries are reviewed against pre-specified criteria for accuracy, reproducibility and context. We explain our reasoning and note where consensus is strong, weak, or contested so readers can judge for themselves.
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Register status
After evaluation a claim is assigned a status and annotated with supporting citations. Our timeline page and the site index show how many items are in each stage and link to full write-ups.
Our editorial approach
We aim for transparency and traceability: each register entry lists the original phrasing, linked primary sources, and a clear note of editorial decisions. That includes what evidence was considered and why certain conclusions were drawn.
Sourcing and vetting
Sources include peer-reviewed literature, official regulatory statements, and recognized reference works. For example, general methodological standards for evidence synthesis inform our work — readers can consult the Cochrane Collaboration's guidance for systematic approaches at Cochrane when comparing methods.
We also reference broad domain resources such as Wikipedia where it provides a stable overview; for example, readers may consult the scientific method as background to how claims are evaluated.
What we cover
Tribogaine curates an indexed register of claims related to Ibogaine Myths And Facts: A Misconception Register and publishes concise summaries, evidence maps and status labels. Content is organised by claim, by evidence stage, and by topical clusters so readers can follow developments over time.
Who this is for
This resource is intended for readers seeking clear, evidence-focused explanations and for organisations that need a neutral synthesis of disputed statements. If you need local services or clinical advice, consult qualified providers rather than using this site as a substitute; for locating nearby clinical services, some visitors use external directories such as the one maintained for care-finding at local therapy directories.
Editorial principles
Independence — we do not offer treatment nor accept commercial influence on editorial decisions.
Clarity — evidence, provenance and editorial reasoning are shown plainly.
Accuracy — we prioritise primary sources and transparent assessment.
Accessibility — prose and registers are written for a non-specialist audience.
Independent by design
Tribogaine is an independent information company, not a clinic or medical provider. Its content is not medical or legal advice. For official health guidance, consult public health agencies such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention at cdc.gov or relevant national health departments.
To return to the site's organised entry points and timelines, use the main site index at Tribogaine’s homepage where you can navigate to registers, timelines and our documented methods.