KAMBO

Derived from the secretion of the Giant Monkey Frog, Kambo has been used by indigenous tribes for generations to help clear physical toxins and support immune strength.

It is not a visionary experience, but a deep, cellular purge that can leave you feeling lighter, clearer, and more revitalized as you prepare for deeper spiritual work.

Safety & Experience

A PURIFYING NATURAL MEDICINE

Kambo contains bioactive peptides that may stimulate cardiovascular response, immune activation, lymphatic drainage, and a strong detox reaction.

The process creates a brief but intense physical purge.

A Kambo session lasts approximately 20–40 minutes.

Small superficial burns are made on the skin, and the secretion is applied.

Participants may experience sweating, vomiting, swelling, and intense but short-lived discomfort.

This medicine moves through the body with the intention of purifying it from accumulated toxins, inflammatory overload, emotional stagnation, stress residue, and energetic heaviness that can build up over time.

Unlike psychedelics, Kambo is not psychoactive. It works on a physical and energetic level. The experience is intense but brief, and the focus is purification rather than visions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why people combine Kambo with Ayahuasca or other plants

Many participants choose Kambo before an Ayahuasca or other plant medicine ceremony in order to physically clear the body and prepare the system.

It may help reduce mental noise, emotional heaviness, and physical stagnation, allowing for deeper work in later ceremonies.

Is Kambo safe?

Kambo is powerful and should be approached with care.

It is contraindicated for people with:

Serious heart conditions
Stroke history
Pregnancy
Certain medications

We screen carefully and prioritize responsible facilitation.

How does it feels after a session?

In the days that follow, some people report:

Increased energy
Better digestion
Sharper mental focus
Emotional clarity
Improved resilience

For some, the effects are immediate; for others, the changes unfold gradually.

Kambo ceremony in Brazil