On April 17, 2026, the White House committed $50 million to ibogaine research for veterans. Stanford found 88% PTSD reduction in a published clinical study. Dan Crenshaw says friends are alive because of it. And Canadian veterans — whose country classifies ibogaine as Schedule III with no clear clinical pathway — are booking flights to Mexico and paying $10,000–$20,000 out of pocket while waiting 42 weeks for a VAC mental health benefit decision.Combat veteran Kelsi Sheren breaks down the Stanford data, the US executive order, Canada's regulatory paralysis, and four specific things that need to change

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