Letting go, into the unknown.

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Kambo or Sapo, also sometimes called "the frog" or the green fire, refers to the Phyllomedusa bicolour giant monkey frog. The excretions that are collected from the frog have been used traditionally in the Amazon rainforest as a folk ritual for many lifetimes. In the jungle it is said to clear Panema, which is a cloud or phase of bad luck that muddies the waters. Some people consider that 3 Kambo sessions in a moon cycle to be particularly powerful, and is sometimes called a 'vaccination'.

Using a poison is a technique used in times of particularly strong transition. It is not a tool used for the feeble.

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Please research Kambo thoroughly yourself so you can understand this tool. In Australia it is not TGA approved. We do not have good quality studies on safety or efficacy in human trials to confirm the safety of Kambo. This is not a medicine used to treat conditions of health, as it is not a registered medicine in Australia. We do not make any therapeutic claims to its health benefits. You can contact the IAKP, a self-regulating body of practitioners, to make a complaint if a complaint is warranted (https://iakp.org/).  There are also lots of information on this website for you to educate yourself with. Please also refer to the QLD Office of Health to make any necessary complaints regarding unregistered health practitioners (https://www.oho.qld.gov.au/health-service-providers/notifications/unregistered-health-practitioner-notifications/).

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"The difference between a poison and a medicine is the dose."

Paracelsus.