Conor McGregor recently shared a profound experience from a therapeutic session where he felt he saw his own death. The former UFC champion disclosed that he took a break from social media before returning to explain his absence, revealing that he sought Ibogaine treatment in Mexico to address addiction issues, particularly related to opioid dependency.
Having not competed since 2021, McGregor is preparing for a comeback next summer. He took to social media to recount his Ibogaine treatment at AMBIO in Tijuana, Mexico, mentioning a Netflix documentary called ‘In Waves and War’ that captures his journey. McGregor described witnessing what he believed could have been his death and the impact it would have had on his children, expressing gratitude for the enlightening and transformative experience.
The fighter expressed his profound spiritual encounter during the treatment, where he felt a sense of redemption and healing. McGregor emphasized the significance of the treatment in saving his life and credited it with bringing positive changes to himself and his family.
McGregor is now focused on a potential fight with Michael Chandler, aiming for it to be the main event at the UFC’s White House card, scheduled for June 14 to commemorate America’s 250th birthday and President Trump’s 80th birthday.
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