KAMBO is best taken on an empty stomach, bladder, and bowels. It’s advisable to avoid solid food, and especially salt [1], for 8-10 hours beforehand. Alcohol …
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The Effects Of KAMBO Some clinicians may liken the symptoms to an allergic reaction. The first wave of symptoms is feeling hot and flushed. …
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KAMBO causes a range of unpleasant side effects. The first is usually a rush of heat and redness to the face. Other effects quickly follow, …
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KAMBO is intense and quick with a strong onset. It enters the lymph system directly. Usually taking about 20 -40 minutes from the time it is applied.The dosage and position of the points varies from person to person depending on individual needs and experience with KAMBO. KAMBO is never to be ingested orally.
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The earliest Western observations of KAMBO came in 1925, when a French priest was staying with the Kaxinawa tribe in Northwest Brazil. In the 1980s, KAMBO gained notoriety when an American Anthropologist described its use by the Mayoruna tribe in Brazil. Shortly thereafter, an American journalist wrote about KAMBO use with the Matses tribe in Peru.
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Kambô is one of the most extraordinary natural healing gifts available to humanity. Kambô is a resinous secretion from one of the largest Hylid frogs known as the Giant Waxy Monkey Tree Frog, scientifically known as Phyllomedusa Bicolor. Its secretion is not a sweat nor a poison in the sense that it alone is not capable of causing death or illness.
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KAMBO, also known as the Giant Monkey Tree Frog or Phylomedusa bicolor, is an amazonian frog that has been used for thousands of years to heal a broad spectrum of illnesses. Traditionally, tribes people treat infections, snake bites, and malaria with KAMBO and also use it for hunting, strength, stamina and removal of ‘panema,’ or bad luck.
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Here are some of the main symptoms of a KAMBO experience: Fever Swelling of the face Vomiting Diarrhea Pain Rapid heart rate Urination Overwhelming emotion Most KAMBO treatments consist of five to six dots. However, a practitioner might recommend more or less depending on your unique needs.
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Make sure you do not eat for a minimum of 10 hours before you take KAMBO. It is recommended to eat vegan for a few days prior to the ceremony. Try and avoid a lot of sugar, heavy starches, or really fatty foods if possible. It is advisable not to drink alcohol or consume other psychoactive substances for 24 to 48 hrs before or after the intake.
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KAMBO , also called Sapo or ‘frog poison’, is a natural non-psychedelic medicine made from the secretions of the Giant Monkey Tree Frog (Phyllomedusa bicolor) and is used to treat a variety of ailments. It is best known for its natural antibiotic, anesthetic and anti-inflammatory properties but is also used to address infections, depression, blood circulation, to cure pain and to boost the …
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Once the KAMBO is applied to the gates the process is intense but fast. Generally the process is complete within 30-40 minutes. Everyone responds to KAMBO differently. But general observations are an increase in heart rate, feelings of rushing and pulsing around the head and ears, heat, fogginess, dizziness, nausea.
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KAMBO is a strong purgative and purging is a natural and important part of the healing process. When the KAMBO enters your system, it will start pulling out toxins from your body's cells, which then enter your stomach and intestines.
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KAMBO is a secretion from the Giant Monkey Frog, also known as Phyllomedusa bicolor. Where the frog venom is collected on a small bamboo or wooden stick, then dried and wrapped in corn or shacapa leaves. We have 3 sizes of KAMBO Sticks available – Small, Big & Giant:
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KAMBO can cause your blood pressure to drop so if you stand up too quickly you can get light headed or even pass out so make sure you have someone by your side to support you. When you start the experience check the time or start a stopwatch and leave the medicine on for up to 25 minutes and then be sure to remove the medicine using a damp tissue or towel.
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KAMBO is the name given to the waxy, poisonous secretion of a tree frog that is used by the indigenous tribes to heal and strengthen the body, mint and spirit. The frog's poison is inserted to the blood cycle, causing a cleansing and healing and restarting effect to the body mind and soul. What can KAMBO do for me?
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Traumas and heartaches can also be liberated and integrated. KAMBO is a powerful catalyst for clarity and action, unblocking and dissolving deep seated trauma, removing obstacles, supporting emotional uplift and positive forward momentum. KAMBO is a remedy that insights metamorphosis and transmutation.
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KAMBO is a swift, powerful and most accessible way to make this happen. KAMBO is very intelligent, knows where there is work to be done and on what levels. It has it’s own ways of breaking through blockages and dis-ease in the body, mind and spirit. It asks us to trust and surrender as it works in and through us.
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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.
For most people, the active effects of KAMBO are short, lasting between five and 40 minutes. But, in some rare cases, nausea, vomiting, and inflammation can persist up to several hours later. If KAMBO symptoms last more than an hour, it’s important to get to an emergency room.
Traditional Amazonian Frog Medicine - KAMBOClear offers a safe and welcoming space to experience the healing medicines of the Amazon, across Canada, USA & Mexico (and worldwide upon request). We offer KAMBO ceremonies in a wonderful healing environment. What Is KAMBO? | Information About KAMBO Ceremonies, Safety & Science What Is KAMBO?
KAMBO is best taken on an empty stomach, bladder, and bowels. It’s advisable to avoid solid food, and especially salt [1], for 8-10 hours beforehand. Alcohol should also be avoided for 24-48 hours before application.