About KAMBO DETOX

Kambo: The Sacred Amazonian Medicine

What is Kambo?

Kambo is the skin secretion of the Phyllomedusa bicolor frog, native to the Amazon rainforest. Used for centuries by indigenous tribes, this powerful medicine is applied in shamanic rituals to cleanse the body, strengthen the immune system, and enhance physical stamina. Its traditional uses include treating malaria, dengue fever, yellow fever, snake and scorpion bites, and even spider venom. Kambo also eliminates digestive parasites, clears negative energies, and enhances spiritual and mental clarity. Often referred to as the natural antibiotic of the jungle, it is used both for prevention and cure.

The History of Kambo

The origins of Kambo are rooted in an ancient Amazonian legend. The Kaxinawá tribe tells the story of their shaman, Kampu, who sought a cure for a deadly virus afflicting his people. After exhausting all known medicinal plants, he embarked on a vision quest with Ayahuasca, seeking guidance from the grandmother spirit. She led him to a frog and revealed how to collect and apply its secretion as a healing remedy. Kampu successfully cured his tribe, and upon his passing, his spirit merged with the Kambo medicine. Today, indigenous tribes continue to use Kambo for health, vitality, and spiritual protection.

Benefits of Kambo

The Kambo Treatment Process

Preparation

To maximize benefits, follow a clean diet for at least two days before and after your treatment. Avoid alcohol, drugs, caffeine, refined sugar, heavy processed foods, and casual sexual activity. A six-hour fast with only water is recommended prior to the session.

Application & Experience

1. Burning the Skin: Small superficial burns (gates) are made using a vine or incense stick.
2. Applying the Secretion: The Kambo secretion is mixed with water and applied to the burns, entering the lymphatic system.
3. Immediate Effects: Within 1 to 10 minutes, recipients experience a heat flush, increased heart rate, nausea, purging, sweating, chills, dizziness, and sometimes defecation if parasites are present.

The intense phase lasts 30 to 45 minutes, after which the body begins its deep healing process.

How Often Should You Take Kambo?

The optimal frequency of treatments depends on individual needs:

• Three treatments per moon cycle (28 days) for deep cleansing
• Three consecutive sessions over three days for intensive healing
• Long-term use with personalized dosage adjustments

Kambo continues working in the body long after administration, making intuitive timing key to scheduling subsequent sessions.

Scientific Research on Kambo

Western science is beginning to recognize the medicinal value of Kambo. Researchers like John Daly and Vittorio Erspamer (1992) have identified bioactive peptides in Kambo with potential applications in blood pressure regulation, anti-inflammatory effects, antimicrobial action, immune-boosting properties, and natural pain relief.

For more details, please refer to Pharmacological Studies on Kambo.

Safety & Side Effects

When administered by trained practitioners, Kambo is extremely safe. In rare cases, some individuals may experience temporary immune suppression, fainting (especially for those with low blood pressure), or mild discomfort after treatment.

It is essential to receive Kambo in a safe, controlled setting with an experienced guide for a smooth and beneficial healing experience.

About Your Practitioner

With nearly a decade of experience working with Kambo medicine, our practitioner trained directly with Amazonian shamans. We are dedicated to providing a safe, transformative, and sacred space for your healing journey.

Final Thoughts

Kambo is a powerful natural medicine offering profound physical, emotional, and spiritual benefits. While the treatment involves temporary discomfort, the rewards—deep detoxification, heightened vitality, and a renewed connection to self and nature— make it a truly life-changing experience.

For those ready to embark on their Kambo journey, we invite you to experience this sacred Amazonian medicine in a safe and supportive environment.