A traditional Amazonian practice used to support detoxification, immune function, and nervous system regulation.
Kambo is the secretion of the Phyllomedusa bicolor frog, also known as the Giant Monkey Tree Frog of the Amazon. For thousands of years, Indigenous tribes have worked with this medicine as a purification and strengthening ritual, supporting physical resilience, emotional release, and energetic clearing.
Kambo is not a psychedelic.
It does not create visions or alter perception. It works through the body, interacting with the nervous system, lymphatic system, and biochemical pathways to help clear stagnation and restore flow.
Book a SessionSupports the body's natural detox pathways and lymphatic flow.
May strengthen immune response through bioactive peptides.
Often associated with increased focus, alertness, and decision-making.
Supports the release of stored emotional tension and patterns.
Kambo contains a complex profile of bioactive peptides - short chains of amino acids that interact directly with receptors in the body.
These compounds act rapidly, often within minutes and are naturally metabolized by the body shortly after the session.
While traditional use dates back thousands of years, modern research is still developing. Current studies focus on:
This work is approached as a complementary practice, grounded in both traditional knowledge and emerging scientific understanding.
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Monteiro, W. et al. (2020). Bioactive peptides from amphibian skin and their pharmacological potential.
Kambo is an intense, short-duration experience that works through the physical body. It brings you deeper into sensation, presence, and awareness. The active phase typically lasts 15-30 minutes and may include:
A session typically includes:
Purging is not the same as "puking." It is not simply the body rejecting something: it is a process of release. This can happen in different ways:
This work may be suitable for:
It is important to approach this work with readiness and respect for its intensity.
Schedule an Intro CallOnce the intensity passes, many people experience:
This phase is often referred to as the "Kambo clarity" - a reset where body, mind, and energy feel aligned.
The work continues subtly over the following days. You may notice:
If you feel the need for additional support, a 1-hour integration call can be arranged to help you process and anchor the experience.
Dedicated, private time fully focused on you.
Small, intentional groups of up to 4 people (private small group).
Larger group experiences (typically 4-8 people), held on specific dates (community sessions). These are generally held with microdoses.
Kambo does not give you something you do not already have. It clears what was in the way.
This is a medicine that asks for presence, honesty, and surrender.
And what often emerges on the other side is clarity, strength, and a deeper connection to yourself.