The procedure of KAMBO therapy is as follows:
The patient should also sign a consent form and provide health information.
The practitioner cleanses this with alcohol. KAMBO is administered by burning small holes in the skin and applying the...
Most people report feeling lightheaded and nauseous following the treatment. You should always drink plenty of water,...
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The procedure of KAMBO therapy is as follows: The patient should also sign a consent form and provide health information. The practitioner cleanses this with alcohol. KAMBO is administered by burning small holes in the skin and applying the... Most …
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Drink 8-10+ glasses of water a day. Refrain from difficult to digest and or energetically dense foods for at least 72 hours (OR MORE!) such as dairy and meat. Do not drink alcohol or do drugs for at least 3 days after your session. Many report never wanting to drink again after KAMBO.
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Most KAMBO practitioners recommend fasting for 10-12 hours before use. Recreational drugs and alcohol are also prohibited for at least 24 hours prior. Finally, those taking KAMBO should aim to drink at least 1-2 liters of water before the ceremony. These steps make the eventual purging easier. KAMBO Preparation
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In these heightened, ungrounded, distracted, and toxic times, our bodies, minds and hearts are asking to be cleansed from the static of everyday life. KAMBO is a powerful cleansing and fortifying ritual for transformation. When grounded in ceremony and with proper preparation and integration, the medicine experience is enriched and it can offer a way back to the spark …
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PHYSICAL MEDICINE: KAMBO is an intense physical cleanse and detoxes the liver, intestines and lymphatic system. KAMBO is also one of the strongest natural analgesics, anti-inflammatory, antibiotic, anti-viral, anti-fungal, and antimicrobial substances on the planet.
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What to Expect from a KAMBO Trip Preparing for KAMBO Treatment. Preparing for a KAMBO experience will depend upon where it takes place: either in a... Choosing a KAMBO Retreat. When choosing a KAMBO retreat, there are several factors to consider. Not all retreats are... Taking KAMBO Outside of a ...
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Some of the things to be aware of: You shouldn’t drink any alcohol or use recreational drugs for at least 24-48 hours before taking KAMBO. KAMBO must be taken in a fasted state. No food for at least 8 hours prior to the treatment. Just before the ‘medicine’ is applied you will be asked by the ...
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From the comfort of your own home, KAMBO Care offers the opportunity for you to go deep with expert level guidance, strategy and care for your highest and best good. Medicine Preparation Sessions, Medicine Integration Sessions, Deep Dive …
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About Marisa — KAMBO Care ABOUT MARISA View fullsize I approach the Healing Arts with intention, integrity, compassion + years of experience as a Guide, Space Holder + Multidisciplinary Practitioner. I’m passionate about the power of ceremony, sacred space, personal transformation, and individual, collective and planetary potential.
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Eat whole, nourishing organic food before and after to best support your body in it’s detox process afterwards. there is no traditional “Dieta” with KAMBO and it is not crucial to follow a strict diet before or after the session. WHAT TO BRING: *1 gallon …
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People who have been fasting/water-fasting for 7 days before (or after) Kambô. People who plan to use a sauna (FIR or other) or practice hot yoga 3 days before (or after) Kambô. People who have had enemas, colonics, liver flushes or any water based detox 3 …
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Typically, these burns are applied to the ankle, shoulder, or arm using a burning Utica vine or twig. The skin then blisters up in small circles, and then the blisters are scraped off. Lastly, the KAMBO dots are applied to the open wound. From there, the frog medicine enters the bloodstream and lymphatic system.
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The Ultimate Guide to Kambô. Kampo, Sapo, frog medicine. Phyllomedusa bicolor secretes a unique venom that has been used for centuries as a medicine by South American indigenous groups. The beautiful Amazonian frogs are captured, the kambô venom is scraped from their backs, and they are released back into the wild.
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KAMBO has been suggested to treat a number of psychospiritual issues including addiction, and health issues like chronic inflammation; but there have not yet been any large investigations into its healing potential. KAMBO Toxicity. KAMBO is a secretion of the Phyllomedusa bicolor tree frog, also known as the giant leaf frog. The KAMBO secretion is collected by causing the frog stress …
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KAMBO is powerful substance and shouldn’t be administered except under the care of an experienced practitioner. A practitioner can help guide you to gain the maximum benefits from a KAMBO application, helping you to set an intention before the ceremony, ensure proper set and setting during the ceremony, and integrate the experience afterward.
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Most KAMBO treatments consist of five to six dots. However, a practitioner might recommend more or less depending on your unique needs. Many individuals also fast for at least 24 hours before a KAMBO treatment. In Western contexts, the setting for …
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Great care is taken to ensure the KAMBO Circle is safe, welcoming, clean and energetically balanced. All ceremony participants and circle spaces will be ‘smudged’ with Sage and/or Palo Santo, two medicinal plants that are burned to cleanse and protect. KAMBO ceremonies may be in a 1-on-1 or group setting.
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KAMBO is a poison used as a traditional medicine in purging or cleansing rituals, primarily in South America. It is a waxy substance collected by scraping the skin of an Amazonian tree frog, Phyllomedusa bicolor. KAMBO contains many different compounds, some of which have been identified as potentially toxic (poisonous) in very small amounts.
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But, for a select few, the desire for a complete life overhaul can lead to some unusual solutions—like KAMBO. KAMBO is the name for a frog secretion that’s applied to fresh burn marks on the skin; it’s a practice that’s becoming increasingly popular in the West.
A practitioner can help guide you to gain the maximum benefits from a KAMBO application, helping you to set an intention before the ceremony, ensure proper set and setting during the ceremony, and integrate the experience afterward.
Most KAMBO treatments consist of five to six dots. However, a practitioner might recommend more or less depending on your unique needs. Many individuals also fast for at least 24 hours before a KAMBO treatment. In Western contexts, the setting for a KAMBO ceremony also varies.
KAMBO is frequently offered alongside ayahuasca, ibogaine, 5-MeO-DMT, and other plant medicines for holistic treatment. According to practitioners, the skin secretions “resets” the body, not only by strengthening the immune system but also through distinct psycho-spiritual benefits.
But, for a select few, the desire for a complete life overhaul can lead to some unusual solutions—like KAMBO. KAMBO is the name for a frog secretion that’s applied to fresh burn marks on the skin; it’s a practice that’s becoming increasingly popular in the West.
The short-term effects of receiving a treatment can be enhanced resistance to tiredness, hunger and thirst, enhanced state of alertness, capacity to focus and still the mind. These effects can last for days or weeks. Long-term, KAMBO will strengthen and empower the immune system, help overcome fatigue and increase overall well-being.
KAMBO is a secretion of the Phyllomedusa bicolor tree frog, also known as the giant leaf frog. The KAMBO secretion is collected by causing the frog stress and then scraping the milky substance from its back.
KAMBO has been marketed both as a "scientific" remedy, emphasizing the biochemistry, and as a "spiritual" remedy, emphasizing its indigenous origins. Purging (deliberate vomiting) has been a popular treatment since the 1800s.