Ibogaine's Biggest Breakthrough Yet? Trevor Millar on Research, Recovery & What's Next

A new federal executive order, millions of dollars in research funding, and growing momentum behind ibogaine are changing the conversation around brain injury, PTSD, addiction, and neurological recovery.In this episode, Ambio Life Sciences co-founder Trevor Millar joins Paul and Corey to explain why ibogaine is receiving unprecedented attention, how patient safety is handled, what current research is revealing, and why Corey has decided to undergo treatment himself.This is an honest discussion about hope, science, preparation, and the future of brain health.Could one of the world's most controversial plant medicines become one of the most important breakthroughs in brain health?In this episode of the HeadRush Podcast, Paul Frase and Corey Berry welcome back Trevor Millar, co-founder of Ambio Life Sciences, to discuss the rapidly changing landscape surrounding ibogaine therapy.Topics include:• The recent executive order accelerating psychedelic research• Federal funding for ibogaine research• Why Texas has become a leader in advancing ibogaine studies• How Ambio screens patients and prioritizes safety• Why certain medical conditions and medications matter before treatment• Corey's personal decision to undergo ibogaine therapy• Setting intentions instead of expectations• What recovery may look like after treatment• The future of brain injury care, neuroplasticity, PTSD, addiction, and neurological recoveryWhether you're a veteran, athlete, first responder, caregiver, or someone searching for hope after brain trauma, this conversation explores where science is heading and why so many people are paying attention.SponsorsThis episode is made possible by:• Patrick Risha CTE Awareness Foundation• Millennium Health Centers• Millennium Health Store• Paradise Behavioral Health – Brain Well Program• MC Wellness – Cristal Clark, MA, LPC-S• Ambio Life Sciences• Vielight, Inc. — Use discount code HEADRUSHVL when purchasing your Vielight device.Please Like, Subscribe, Share, and help us continue bringing awareness, education, and hope to those affected by brain injury.