Kambo does not enter the bloodstream, nor is there any blood involved. Kambo enters through the lymphatic system.

Kambo is not toxic to the human system.

No, Neither the Frog secretion in it’s entirety nor its component peptides or neuropeptides are classified as mind-altering in any international legislature. On the other hand, it is a very powerful holistic treatment, and clients do from time to time experience “journeys”– as you might during shamanic journeying, meditation or yoga.

Kambo is legal everywhere in the world except Australia.

Kambo is painless but some people only feel a slight discomfort when applying the kambo. The huge benefits certainly outweigh this, so be brave, it's worth it!!

Everyone experiences Kambo in a different way. But many people report increased heart rate, breathing, and feeling very hot or sweating. Your face may start to swell (frog face) and you may feel nauseous. Throbbing in your head because of the increased blood pressure or shaking when the blood pressure goes down. Keep in mind that these are completely normal things that are part of the process. It's nothing to worry about, everything will go back to normal after a short while.

It depends on the person, but it can cause very small white spots on the skin. we apply a tree sap called Dragon's Blood to all skin openings, a natural antibacterial agent that promotes healing. Most people wear their Kambo brands with pride!

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent ANY disease. Consult your doctor. At any point where Kambo is referred to as a medicine, it is not intended in the context of Western medicine or within the medical system, but rather as a traditional stem medicine used for healing within that context.

We provide a safe supply of Kambo with the aim of meeting your needs. Kambo should not be approached lightly, neither in ignorance or neglect of contraindications and your own safety. Do not avoid clinical diagnoses, conventional medical practices, tests, assessments and procedures.