Kambo Ceremony ~ Frog Medicine ~Phyllomedusa Bicolor

Kambo

Kambo is a substance that comes from the secretion of frogs, and for many indigenous cultures in the Amazon, this purgative and immune-enhancing medicine is important. Known in Brazil as the "forest vaccine," it has also gained renown outside the Amazon as an effective treatment for chronic pain and drug dependence.

Kambo is a powerful substance and should not be taken under the care of an experienced professional. A professional can help you get the most out of a Kambo application, helping you to establish an intention before the ceremony, ensure adjustment and authorization for the ceremony and integrate the subsequent experience.

                                                  Possible benefits of Kambo


Research carried out since the 1980s has concluded that gastrointestinal fluids and blood circulation, such as the adrenal cortex and the pituitary gland in the brain. While there are no clinical studies that definitively endorse the effectiveness of Kambo, The properties of Kambo drugs suggest that it may be a treatment for the following conditions:

Depression

Migraines

Blood circulation problems

Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease

Vascular insufficiency

Organ diseases

Cancer

Fertility problems

Deep-rooted toxins

Chronic pain

Addiction to prescription painkillers or opiates (Kambo reduces physical pain, which helps people change their habits for other painkillers)

Fever and infections

Negative energies (traditionally known as "Panema")

How Kambo is administered

In the Amazon, the Kambo is traditionally collected early in the morning, when Phyllomedusa bicolor, the giant monkey frog from which the secretion is derived, sings and can be easily found. Without damaging them, a shaman scrapes the secretion of the frog's skin with a stick. The secretion is then administered to a person through small holes that burn in the first layers of the skin, usually in the arm. Due to its purification and cleansing properties, the Kambo is often used as a precursor to an ayahuasca ceremony, which is also used by many of the same tribes.

Undertaking a Kambo ceremony can be an intense experience. In addition to burning holes in the upper layers of the skin, it can cause a strong reaction in the nervous system, including side effects, such as muscle cramps, swelling, vomiting and a strong emotional reaction that is intense at the moment but leaves you feeling relaxed after about an hour. While the experience is not for everyone, the cleaning effects of Kambo start a few minutes after administration and leave most people with less pain in the days and weeks after treatment.

Appropriate conditions of use

It is always recommended to take Kambo with an experienced professional to support a positive experience. By treating this sacred frog ceremony with respect, many people experience a powerful cleansing of negative energies, diminish their physical pain and treat a wide variety of physical and psychospiritual ailments. For more information about the benefits of Kambo, For people who live in the San Francisco Bay area, we recommend visiting: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1668763403352198/, to get the benefits of Kambo.

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lc4imzb7i6o&t=28s Video of experience.





Luis Romero/ Quetzal

Moonfireceremony123@gmail.com

 (415)735-4568

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