Who was the “shaman of businessmen” of Ibiza whose death is in the crosshairs of Justice

The mysterious death of Florencia Bollini, 44, which occurred in a luxury villa in Sant Antoni de Portmany during a private party, is once again under the judicial spotlight. The Court of Instruction number 2 of Ibiza has reopened the investigation after the appearance of new key evidence that contradicts the version of the five witnesses who were with her that night. Among these elements is a smart ring that monitored her vital signs and dismantles the official account.

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Bollini was found dead in the early morning of October 14, 2024, with burns on her body and after more than 24 hours of partying. The first case file was closed without complete toxicology reports. Now, with the reopening, Justice is investigating whether there was reckless homicide, cover-up or negligence.

Born on August 18, 1980 in Buenos Aires, she worked in the Argentine Parliament, although at the age of 20 she began to feel that something was missing. At that time, she decided to travel around the world: Europe, India, Africa, South America and Latin America, to study with ancient healers and learn various healing systems that relied less on conventional medicines and more on nature, and on cultivating inner dialogue and strength.

Thus, she built a name known in international circles as the “shaman of entrepreneurs”. Her work as a psychedelic therapist, creative entrepreneur and holistic health strategist earned her this nickname, popularized by Forbes magazine, which defined her as “the spiritual guide for successful entrepreneurs”.

In an interview, Bollini had said that “I have shared with celebrities, politicians and leaders. Part of my services have to do with accompanying different people, some of them internationally recognized”.

He founded NANA Health, a platform that researches and applies psychoactive therapies for therapeutic purposes in the treatment of mental health.

The organization presents itself as an ecosystem focused on progressive dosing and psychedelic accompaniment, with the goal of making these treatments safe, accessible and transformative.

The molecule of God

Flor Bollini was one of the first figures to integrate the use of 5-MeO-DMT, known as the “God molecule”, in therapeutic treatments under controlled environments.

This powerful entheogen – present in the toad Bufo Alvarius – is used to induce states of deep consciousness, dissolve emotional blockages and facilitate self-realization.

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On its website, it detailed that 5-MeO-DMT “is the world’s most powerful neurotransmitter and consciousness expander. It is a natural entheogenic molecule present in all living things, including the toad Bufo Alvarius.”

“This very special molecule is activated in specific states such as birth, death and sleep. It breaks down the chemical inhibitors that the human mind uses to prevent a continuous state of full consciousness, also known as enlightenment,” explained Bollini.

With a degree in Strategic Communications and trained as a“priestess in the IFA divination system” (a traditional system of wisdom, divination and spirituality of Yoruba origin, practiced mainly in West Africa), she incorporated her spiritual vision into a field historically dominated by men, proposing a model that combined ancestral medicine, biotechnology and a feminine approach.

Using progressive dosage methods, Bollini led ceremonies that sought lasting results in those suffering from trauma, addictions or existential crises.

Empower to heal

From NANA, he advocated a philosophy based on personal empowerment. Rather than healing others, his purpose was to help each individual become his or her own healer.

She also promoted the role of women as “women of natural medicine“, a figure that unites ancestral knowledge with therapeutic innovation.

The memory of his followers

Her followers and collaborators remember her as a visionary and weaver of sisterhood, a woman who left a profound mark on communities linked to spiritual transformation and mental wellness.

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Although his death has not yet been clarified, his life continues to generate impact. His NANA platform, his ceremonies with substances such as 5-MeO-DMT and his integrative approach have served as a model for new currents in alternative medicine.

On the Medium site, upon hearing the news of her passing, heartfelt messages remembering her have been spread. “She was a visionary, a healer and a strong advocate for universal access to psychedelic healing,” they detailed.

In addition, she introduced a “revolutionary approach to mental health, integrating ancient healing wisdom with modern medicine.” “Flor wove her feminine wisdom into a field historically dominated by men. Her work was not just about healing others, but empowering them to become their own healers.”

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