Conor McGregor recently shared a profound experience from a psychedelic therapy session, where he claims to have seen his own death. The former UFC champion took a break from social media and disclosed that he underwent Ibogaine treatment in Mexico to address addiction issues, particularly opioid dependency.
Having not competed since 2021, McGregor, who is gearing up for a comeback next summer, recounted his Ibogaine treatment journey on social media. He mentioned witnessing his own death and the impact it would have had on his children. McGregor described a spiritual encounter where he felt his brain, heart, and soul being healed.
Expressing gratitude for the support and prayers he received, McGregor emphasized the transformative nature of the treatment. He expressed a newfound sense of self-awareness and appreciation for life, thanking his family, friends, fans, and team for their unwavering support.
Looking ahead, McGregor is eyeing a bout with Michael Chandler, aiming to headline the UFC’s White House event scheduled for June 14, which coincides with America’s 250th birthday and President Donald Trump’s 80th birthday celebration.
McGregor’s journey through therapy has not only rejuvenated him personally but also fueled his ambition to return to the octagon with renewed vigor and purpose.