I was curious about the subject back in the 90s and have not followed up. I had not heard about Ibogaine, but it does sound interesting.
The book I read (whose title escapes me) reported on another drug that was similar to methadone, except that it suppressed heroin for a week instead of a day. This would be a significant improvement in lifestyle for addicts, allowing them to do things like take short business trips without having to disclose their treatment. (Doctors are reluctant to simply give patients a few days supply because methadone has street value for its ability to suppress heroin cravings.)
I forget the name of that drug but it is moot. Research hit a dead end because the medication was not under patent, and therefore there was no way for anyone to recoup the high cost of seeking FDA approval.
(There are a number of promising treatments which have suffered the same fate.)