Conor McGregor has shared an intense experience from a recent psychedelic therapy session where he felt he saw his own death. The former dual-weight UFC champion disappeared from social media and later explained that he underwent Ibogaine treatment in Mexico to address addiction issues, specifically opioid dependency, by reducing withdrawal symptoms and cravings.
McGregor, who is gearing up for a comeback next summer after his last fight in 2021, took to social media to recount his Ibogaine treatment at AMBIO in Tijuana, Mexico. He described a profound moment where he believed he witnessed his own death and the potential impact on his children, expressing gratitude for being shown the light and feeling saved after an intense 36-hour experience.
The fighter expressed deep appreciation for the support, prayers, and encouragement he received during his journey, emphasizing that the treatment was transformative and life-saving. He revealed his newfound sense of self-awareness and gratitude towards his family, friends, fans, and team for their unwavering backing.
Looking ahead, McGregor has his sights set on a potential bout with Michael Chandler, aiming for the fight to headline the UFC’s White House event scheduled for June 14 to commemorate America’s 250th birthday and President Donald Trump’s 80th birthday celebration.
Opting for a unique location and a high-profile matchup, McGregor seems eager to make a significant return to the UFC stage, promising an exciting spectacle for fans worldwide.
