Kambo Medicine Therapy
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What is Kambo Medicine?
Kambo is a non-psychoactive traditional amazonian medicine and is legal in the United States. Kambo’s secretions, while used as defense mechanism, and deadly to most animals, provides many health benefits for humans. The secretion is then applied through superficial burns that are made into the skin. Once Kambo has been applied, the immediate effects bring on increased heart rate, warming of the body, sweating, nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, and some light headedness. While the experience can be a lot in the moment, clients report that afterwards they notice many benefits physically and spiritually.
Where did Kambo come from?
Kambo originated in the Amazon jungle by several groups of indigenous South American peoples. It was first discovered by the western world in 1986 by Peter Gorman, and investigative journalist that had been spending time with a native a tribe called the Matses.
Kambo was initially utilized as a medicine to aid the hunters of the tribe, giving them increased endurance, stamina, visual acuity, increased hearing ability, a reduced need for food and water, and to mask their human scent to better sneak up on animals.
Kambo is often used in conjunction with a snuff called Nu-Nu(råpe) to bring visions of where their next successful hunt would be. It was also applied to women and children to treat various ailments such as malaria, parasites, snake bites and “panema” or bad luck.
Is Kambo Safe?
All of all the peptides in Kambo that have been researched, none of them have been identified as toxic to humans. Kambo is though, toxic to things like parasites, viruses, fungi, and bacteria. Kambo is also well respected for its antibiotic benefits.
Even though most people experience an extreme physical reaction, Kambo is a very safe procedure, as long as it’s done under the supervision of a qualified practitioner. Please note: Todd has had rigorous training from the top Kambo practitioners, and is a Certified Practitioner.
What is Kambo used for?
Since Kambo’s discovery by westerners, many have found it to be a potent and effective medicine for a variety of different ailments such as depression, arthritis, infections, autoimmune conditions, inflammatory conditions, addiction, emotional trauma and the list goes on....
Some call it a miracle cure for almost any condition. The “sweat” that the frog secretes is full of scientifically studied peptides, some of which stimulate endogenous opioid receptors in a unique way.
Some of the compounds cross the blood brain barrier, and others even manipulate the permeability of the blood brain barrier, possibly working synergistically to allow other compounds from the cocktail into the brain that would not normally get through.
Please note you may not be able to participate in a Kambo ceremony if you:
Have taken 5-meo-DMT or Bufo in the last 4 weeks
Pregnant or may become pregnant
Nursing a child under 6 months old
Have had serious heart problems such as bypass surgery, valve replacement, or any open chest surgery (Stints okay, mild heart attacks okay)
Have had a stroke or blood clot
Have had a brain aneurism
Are taking low blood pressure medication
Have Addison’s disease
Have gone through chemo within the last 4 weeks
Have a severe mental illness (Depression and
anxiety are okay!)
Are taking immunosuppressant drugs for an organ transplant.
Are under 18 years old
“This medicine is something of magic. The spirit of the frog is strong when it is running through your body. How lovely it is that this medicine, although a poison to its predators, is medicine to us, his allies. There is an amazing symbiotic relationship between the kambo frog and humans.”-Natasha Devi
Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.
Important information to note.
Be sure you accurately and honestly report any diagnosed medical conditions to us. This is for your safety. All information is confidential.
Medications
Be sure to report any medications or herbal supplements you may be on.
Do not take any supplements or medications unless medically necessary the day of the ceremony. Some herbs or medicines may need to be avoided for a couple of days prior to treatment. Some medications/ supplements are contraindicated and may have a risk for interactions with the Kambo.
Supplements
Avoid any supplements the day of your Kambo treatment. Avoid taking any medication the day of prior to your Kambo treatment unless absolutely necessary. They will likely be purged out and wasted. You can resume your regular medication regime after the session. Avoid 5HTP, dieting pills, and melatonin supplements for 3 days prior to your session, if possible.
Food and Water
It is ideal to fast at least 6-8 hours before the Kambo ceremony. If your ceremony is in the morning, No breakfast, coffee, caffeinated tea or juice. Abstain from any supplements or medications unless necessary. You can resume medications after session.
If ceremony is in the evening, eat a light breakfast, and make sure to not eat 6-8 hours before your session.
Water, coconut water, herbal tea w/ honey, electrolytes, and salt added to water are okay.
Do not drink excessive amounts of water prior to arriving to your session.
Do not abstain from salt in the days before your session.
Before administering the Kambo treatment, you will be asked to drink approximately 2 liters of water to allow for easy purging and cleansing. This water will be purged out. Drinking too much water more than 15 minutes before the application of the kambo can dilute electrolyte concentrations in the body and cause a serious condition called hyponatremia. Hydrate normally throughout the day, but don’t over drink.
Diet
Days prior and following the Kambo, It is recommended to adopt a clean diet to reduce any toxic burden on the body. Avoid alcohol, sugar, and spicy food. Salt is okay. Eat whole, nourishing organic food before and after to best support your body in its detox process afterwards. there is no traditional “Diet” with Kambo and it is not crucial to follow a strict diet before or after the session.
