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KAMBO
Kambo is a secretion from the Phyllomedusa bicolor, an Amazonian Tree Frog which contains a series of bioactive and neuropeptides.
How can Kambo help me?
Kambo can serve as a powerful ally as it naturally works to restore balance and vitality to the body!
Many people experience increased energy and mental clarity after a Kambo session.
It has also been shown to improve immune function. Many people suffering from auto-immune conditions such as Lyme have found great benefit in working with this powerful natural medicine!
I'm ready!
Are you hearing the call?
WHY ARE SO Many People being called to work with plant and amphibian medicine in this time?
More people waking up to the fact that Western medicine is failing us and that much of the system is based on getting people on pharmaceuticals - AND KEEPING Them there!
BUT, THERE IS STILL MORE TO IT…
People are beginning to understand that TRUE MEDICINE comes from the Earth…
Natural medicine is Not something new and has been the basis of many modern medicines.
THE EARTH WANTS US TO HEAL!
We are being called To REMEMBER…And one by one people are answering.
Experience the magic of Kambo!
I'm ready!
Frequently Asked Questions
Please reach us at if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Kambo is safe when administered by a trained and knowledgable practioner. Both Kiira and Brian have trained through Tribal Detox Kambo school.
No. Despite what some people may say, the frogs are not harmed in the process of collecting their secretion. We have worked first hand in this process while in the Amazon and the frogs are handled with care and respect.
No. A lot of focus is placed on the purge in Kambo and while it can have its benefits, it is not necessary. The primary benefits are achieved through the introduction of the peptides into the body.
Pain and discomfort are a very individual experience. The process of Kambo for most, is more uncomfortable than it is painful... And even this tends to be short lived.
Kambo is applied through small blister points on the skin, often referred to as gates. These are superficial burns to the outer layer of skin.
No...you are likely thinking of a different amphibian.
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