In March 2026, Presley Gerber posted publicly that he was preparing for something he called a “pre-ibogaine flood dose” while in Cancun, Mexico. Here’s what’s actually confirmed about that.
What he said, specifically
Gerber’s own post is the source of this information: he said he was preparing for a “pre-ibogaine flood dose,” and he made the post from Cancun, Mexico. He shared this in the context of his broader, ongoing public discussion of addiction and mental health.
What isn’t confirmed
🔎 The available reporting doesn’t go further than that. It doesn’t lay out what a “flood dose” involves, why it’s described as a step taken before ibogaine specifically, what a clinic or provider in Cancun was doing, or any medical detail about the process itself. Nothing here should be read as an explanation of how the treatment works or as guidance on it.
Where to look for more
Because this is medical and addiction-related information tied to a real treatment process, and because the underlying facts here are limited to what Gerber posted himself, readers looking for details on ibogaine treatment protocols should check directly with qualified medical sources rather than relying on secondhand summaries — the specifics simply aren’t part of the confirmed record here.
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