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About Kambo
Origin
The Process and What It Feels Like
Benefits of Kambo
Kambo is a traditional Amazonian medicine derived from the secretion of the giant monkey frog (Phyllomedusa bicolor). Indigenous tribes such as the Matsés, Katukina, and Yawanawá have used Kambo for centuries as a remedy for healing, cleansing, and strengthening the body and spirit. The secretion is applied to small burn marks on the skin, allowing the medicine to enter the lymphatic system.
Benefits of Kambo
The Process and What It Feels Like
Benefits of Kambo
•Detoxification: Kambo purges toxins from the body, helping cleanse the liver, intestines, and lymphatic system. It is highly effective for detoxing from drugs, alcohol, and even prescribed medications, clearing out residues that may impair bodily functions.
•Boosts Immune System: Kambo stimulates the immune system by increasing white bl
•Detoxification: Kambo purges toxins from the body, helping cleanse the liver, intestines, and lymphatic system. It is highly effective for detoxing from drugs, alcohol, and even prescribed medications, clearing out residues that may impair bodily functions.
•Boosts Immune System: Kambo stimulates the immune system by increasing white blood cell production and activating anti-inflammatory responses, which can help prevent illness and infection.
•Mental Clarity and Emotional Healing: It is believed to release negative emotions and mental blockages, promoting a clearer mind and emotional balance.
•Pain Relief and Anti-inflammatory: Kambo is known for its strong anti-inflammatory properties, providing relief from chronic pain, headaches, and conditions like arthritis.
•Energy and Endurance: Many report a significant increase in physical energy and stamina after a Kambo session, with some using it to enhance physical performance.
•Spiritual Cleansing: Kambo helps in clearing emotional and spiritual blockages, facilitating a deeper connection with oneself and promoting a sense of renewal.
The Process and What It Feels Like
The Process and What It Feels Like
The Process and What It Feels Like
1.Preparation: Small burn marks (often called “gates”) are made on the skin with a stick or incense, allowing the Kambo secretion to be applied directly to these points.
2..Administration: Once applied, the effects are immediate. Participants often feel a warmth or flushing sensation spread through the body, followed by nausea, swelling (e
1.Preparation: Small burn marks (often called “gates”) are made on the skin with a stick or incense, allowing the Kambo secretion to be applied directly to these points.
2..Administration: Once applied, the effects are immediate. Participants often feel a warmth or flushing sensation spread through the body, followed by nausea, swelling (especially in the face), and intense purging through vomiting or diarrhea. This is a natural process of detoxification.
3.Duration: The experience usually lasts between 20 to 40 minutes. After the purge, participants typically feel tired but clear-headed and revitalized.