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What is Kambo?

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Kambo is sacred medicine that is a defense secretion from the skin of the

Kambo Phyllo Medusa Bicolor Tree Frog. Did you know "SAPO" is another name for Frog? The frogs are not hurt when the secretion is collected, they are annoyed with grass. They are honoured as sacred and only asked for medicine once before released. This is ancient medicine, and a powerful gift for us if we respect it.

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Kambo helps your body remember how to function again. It can release deep trauma and shift the body into homeostasis, allowing the cells of the brain to work as they should, especially helpful with addiction and pain. 

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Kambo helps relieve

*depression *ptsd *anxiety 

*auto-immune issues *cancer *addictions

*diabetes *hypoglycemia *digestive issue *HIV *chronic pain

 *expels viral or bacterial illness

and lingering symptoms of illness.

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The tribes of the Amazon have used kambo as a method to promote immunity

and increase awareness,health and stamina to survive in the jungle. It is a tool shamans use for expelling viral and bacterial illness and pain, trauma and resolving disease. Kambo is often served with Sananga and Nunu to open the space, ground and integrate the healing.

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Kambo is administered through a burn on the skin. It causes a reaction that is like having a bad fever or a case of the flu that lasts about 15 minutes. Kambo components reboot cells and cause cells to return to normal. A Medicine Carrier who serves kambo connects to the Spirit of Kambo and the Higher Soul Self of the person requesting healing.

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This is metaphysical energy medicine,  Kambo brings a deep meditation and a deep turning inward. There are never two sessions that are the same and every person is different because

everyone has needs that are unique to them. 

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You can find more about the frog medicine from Peter Gormans's book "Sapo in my Soul" and his documentary, "More Joy, Less Pain." 

My first Self-treatment Pt. 1

See my hands before/after kambo

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