DO YOU FEEL A CALLING TO KAMBO?

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DO YOU FEEL A CALLING TO KAMBO? |

WELCOME

For as long as I could remember, chronic knee pain had been a constant presence in my life. Since childhood, it had been my shadow, and for the past decade, the only way I had coped was by taking co-codamol to dull the unbearable ache. The pain was suffocating, dictating my daily routine and limiting my life. I believed it was something I had to endure forever.

Then, I discovered Kambo. At first, I was skeptical. How could this ancient medicine possibly touch the deep-rooted agony I had been living with? But I was willing to try anything, so I began the treatments. After just a couple of sessions, something unexpected happened. I started to sense that the pain wasn’t just physical. It was as though my body had been holding on to something far deeper — unresolved emotions from my childhood, buried hurts, and old wounds that I had carried without knowing.

MY STORY

WHAT IS KAMBO?

Kambo is a natural secretion from the Amazonian tree frog, respected in indigenous traditions. When applied to small skin areas, it helps detoxify the body, boost the immune system, and alleviate chronic pain and inflammation.

But Kambo doesn’t just work on a physical level. Many people I’ve worked with have experienced heightened spiritual awareness and mental clarity after a session. While more people are discovering Kambo’s healing benefits, it's so important to approach it with respect.

MORE ABOUT KAMBO

NO HARM TO THE FROG

Collected ethically and sustainably, the process ensures the frogs are not harmed, respecting their wellbeing and preserving their natural habitat. This method maintains the integrity of traditional practices while prioritizing environmental conservation.

Learn how Kambo is ethically and harmlessly collected from Phyllomedusa bicolor.

By adhering to ethical collection practices, Kambo gatherers play a vital role in protecting both the frogs and the ecosystem. This approach not only safeguards the species but also supports the sustainable livelihoods of indigenous communities who have used Kambo in their traditional healing for centuries.