Stephane Lasme: Respecting and Investing in Iboga

Stephane Lasme: Respecting and Investing in Iboga

Root Medicine

Stephane Lasme shares his journey from NBA player to iboga advocate, discussing the plant's healing potential and his investment in its future.

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42:402 Dec 2024

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Stephane Lasme: From NBA to Iboga Advocate

Episode Overview

  • Stephane Lasme's transition from NBA to iboga advocacy.
  • Iboga's diverse applications in treating ailments.
  • The importance of cultural respect in traditional medicine.
  • Investing in sustainable practices for iboga harvesting.
  • Philanthropic efforts through the Thirteen Foundation.
Iboga is that plant that can just help you. There are so many other applications to the plant.

In this episode of 'Root Medicine', Amanda Siebert chats with Stephane Lasme, a retired professional basketball player from Gabon and co-founder of Stedde Capital. Stephane shares his journey from the NBA to his deep-rooted connection with iboga, a traditional plant medicine from his homeland. Growing up in Gabon, iboga was a common household remedy for Stephane and his family.

He opens up about his reconnection with this powerful plant after years of living abroad and his mission to invest in its future through research and sustainable practices. Stephane discusses the multifaceted uses of iboga, from treating opioid disorders and PTSD to potential cancer treatments. He highlights the importance of respecting cultural traditions while integrating modern scientific approaches.

The conversation also touches on his philanthropic efforts through the Thirteen Foundation, which aims to provide opportunities for children and youth in Gabon. With a mix of personal anecdotes and broader insights, this episode offers a compelling look at how traditional medicine can intersect with modern investment and research. Tune in to hear Stephane's inspiring story and learn more about the potential of iboga.

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