Responsible Origin
Responsible sourcing, botanical stewardship, and provenance, grounded in relationships in Gabon.
Biotechnology & pharmaceutical development
Advancing Plant-Derived Medicines From Origin to Impact
Reset Health is a biotechnology company advancing plant-derived medicines through responsible sourcing, rigorous science, pharmaceutical development, and global collaboration — beginning with iboga, and rooted in Gabon.
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Gabon
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Botanical source
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Research
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Pharmaceutical development
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Patient impact
Credibility
A natural-products company, rooted in origin
Iboga is where Reset Health begins. The wider opportunity is the science of natural products themselves — understanding complex botanical materials well enough to develop them responsibly, and doing so in partnership with the country they come from.
Our platform
Five connected capabilities, one integrated pathway
From responsible origin through to global collaboration, each area is intended to reinforce quality, traceability, and scientific understanding.
Scientific Characterization
Understanding the identity, composition, quality, and natural variability of botanical materials.
Development
Translating characterized natural products toward reproducible research and pharmaceutical development.
Research & Therapeutics
Supporting scientific investigation and responsible exploration of therapeutic potential.
Global Collaboration
Working with scientific institutions, industry, communities, and international partners.
A detailed view of each stage — including quality considerations and partnership opportunities — is available on the platform page.
View the full modelWhy Gabon
The origin of iboga—and the foundation of our platform
Tabernanthe iboga is native to Central Africa and holds deep cultural and traditional significance in Gabon. Reset Health's presence in Gabon allows the company to develop its platform close to the botanical source while supporting scientific capacity, local infrastructure, responsible stewardship, and long-term community benefit.
Scientific approach
Translating botanical complexity into scientific precision
Natural products are chemically complex. Reset Health's scientific work concentrates on the questions that make that complexity measurable and reproducible.
- Botanical identity and authentication
- Composition and alkaloid profiling
- Analytical rigour and reproducibility
- Quality standards for complex materials
- Natural variability in plant chemistry
- Collaborative scientific research
Tabernanthe iboga
The plant, in its ecosystem
Iboga grows in the understory of Central Africa's equatorial forests, where its propagation, harvest, and stewardship are inseparable from the ecosystem and the communities around it.
Impact and responsibility
Development must create value at the source
Reset Health believes that the advancement of medicines derived from traditional botanical knowledge should contribute to the communities, institutions, ecosystems, and cultural traditions connected to that knowledge.
Community participation
Pathways for local employment, training, and long-term participation in the value created.
Scientific Capacity
Strengthening laboratory capability, technical skills, and institutional collaboration in Gabon.
Environmental stewardship
Sustainable cultivation, biodiversity protection, and responsible resource management.
Cultural respect
Respectful engagement with traditional knowledge holders and Gabonese stakeholders.
Partnership
Building the infrastructure for responsible innovation
Reset Health works with institutions and companies across the development chain. We welcome conversations with organizations aligned on scientific rigor and responsible development.
- Scientific research
- Pharmaceutical development
- Analytical testing
- Manufacturing
- Clinical research
- Government collaboration
- Community programs
- Strategic investment
News & insights
Latest from Reset Health
Building the Analytical Foundation for Iboga-Derived Materials
As interest in iboga grows, reliable characterization of complex botanical materials will be essential to reproducible science and responsible development.
June 18, 2026 · 5 min read
Local Scientific Capacity as Infrastructure, Not Charity
Local scientific capacity is not a charitable addition. It is infrastructure that enables countries of origin to generate knowledge, build agency, and participate meaningfully in development.
May 2, 2026 · 8 min read
Traceability Standards for Botanical Raw Materials
Credible botanical science requires more than analytical testing. Every material needs a verifiable history connecting its source, identity, handling, transformation, and quality data.
April 9, 2026 · 7 min read