KAMBO TREATMENT | Healing Ceremony | Brooklyn, NY

Kambo is a traditional indigenous medicine used for cleansing, purification, and harmonization on physical, emotional, and spiritual levels. This ancient practice utilizes the secretion of the giant Amazonian monkey frog (Phyllomedusa bicolor) and has been used for thousands of years to maintain health. When applied externally on the skin, Kambo initiates a profound cleansing process. Vomiting or bowel evacuation are common parts of this cleansing process. This application helps to detoxify the body and can also release emotional and mental blockages. Kambo offers a powerful way to enhance overall well-being on all levels.

During Kambo ceremonies, a small stick is used to create tiny burns on the skin's surface, followed by the application of Kambo medicine. Effects manifest within seconds and typically endure for 20 to 60 minutes. Participants may encounter heightened heart rate, head and body pressure, facial and hand swelling, dizziness, discomfort, and purging as the medicine disperses. Yet, experiences differ; some may describe sensations of tranquility and euphoria.

boosts the immune system's production of antibodies, enhances the generation of platelets (thrombocytes) and red blood cells (erythrocytes), promotes thorough intestinal cleansing and aids digestion, reduces blood pressure, heightens sensory perception, enhances resilience and augments physical vigor, strengthens coping mechanisms for stressful situations, offers pain relief for individuals with kidney stones and cancer.

It’s important to arrive at the treatment on an empty stomach—no food or drinks before the ceremony in the morning. Please avoid alcohol, other intoxicants, and red meat at least one day prior.

If you wish I can serve you Hapéh and Sananga after the Kambo Ceremony.

If you’d like to participate in my Kambo ceremony, I kindly ask you to fill out the following questionnaire to ensure that your health condition allows it.

With love and blessings,
Alex

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