Ibogaine Uncovered31 Des 2024

#42 - Georgia Sinclair: “The Week that Changed me Forever”

Georgia Sinclair is an international DJ, music producer, and podcaster. Known for her chart-topping collaborations, electrifying House tracks, and global DJ residencies, Georgia has made waves not only in the music industry but also as co-host of the acclaimed wellness podcast Eighty Twenty. Her creativity and authenticity have earned her a loyal following across multiple industries. In this episode, Georgia shares her transformative experience with ibogaine—a journey that she describes as “the week that changed me as a person forever.”

What We Discuss

How ibogaine helped Georgia reprogram a sense of safety Ibogaine as a “firm but compassionate” medicine How Georgia’s journey gave her insight into addiction ADHD and OCD relief: how Georgia is managing without her medication post-ibogaine Dealing with perfectionism and avoidance Addressing creative blocks in her music How Georgia is embracing a more mindful relationship with substances Georgia’s advice for others who are curious about ibogaine

Why It’s Important

From gaining clarity on lifelong struggles like ADHD, OCD, and perfectionism to reprogramming her sense of safety and embracing a more intentional relationship with substances, Georgia’s story shows us that there are no limits to the different ways ibogaine can transform a person’s life. It’s a raw and inspiring testament of what ibogaine can do for us when we remain open and curious to the healing potential of this powerful medicine. Whether you’re curious about ibogaine, personal growth, or the intersection of creativity and wellness, this conversation is packed with revelations and a message of hope.

Relevant Links

Georgia Sinclair’s website Georgia Sinclair on Instagram Georgia Sinclair on Spotify Georgia Sinclair on Soundcloud Georgia Sinclair on TikTok Eighty Twenty Podcast

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