Kambo Ceremony

The Indigenous people have used kambo for centuries to heal and cleanse the body by strengthening its natural defenses and warding off bad luck. It was also believed to increase stamina. These days shamans and naturopathic practitioners still use it for cleansing the body of toxins, as well as treating numerous health conditions.

For those who have experienced Kambo in a traditional Shamanic setting and for those who are new to Kambo,the following explanation explains precisely how we run our ceremonies and what you will experience.

The first part of the process involves drinking about a liter of water.

In a ceremonial setting, a server will use a burning stick to create a number of small burns on the skin, The  skin is then scraped off, and the kambo is applied to the wounds.

From the wound, the kambo enters the lymphatic system and bloodstream, where it’s said to race around the body scanning for problems. This usually results in some immediate side effects, especially vomiting.

Once these effects begin to fade, the person will be given water or tea to help flush out the toxins and rehydrate.