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Facilitation of Kambo to client in their own home or place of choice. Please note that mileage will be added on to the final cost once your session has been confirmed by us. What is Kambo? Kambo is the name given to the waxy, secretion of a tree frog that is used by the indigenous tribes to heal and strengthen the body, mind and spirit. The latin name for this frog is Phyllomedusa bicolor. It is more commonly known as the “Giant Green Monkey Tree Frog.” This frog lives in the upper region of the Amazon Rainforest where the natives use it to gain strength, immunity, cure illnesses, aid in “hunting magic” and also to get rid of “panema” (bad luck). Kambo is legal in the United Kingdom, and is not psychoactive. It is, however, a deep cleansing therapy physically, emotionally and mentally. The frogs live in the trees and are nocturnal, and have very few known natural predators. Kambo Scientific studies show that Phyllomedusa bicolor poison is made up of many peptides that are beneficial to the human body. Some of these peptides traverse the blood-brain barrier and stimulate the endocrine glands of the brain, resulting in an immune effect and a deep cleanse of the body. Kambo may have antibiotic properties and is known to strengthen the immune system.. Kambo is traditionally known to be anti-inflammatory, to relieve joint pain, to heal eyesight, and to ease pain. Kambo peptides, and their effects, are reported to and may help with a wide range of potential medical uses: treatment of brain diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s, depression, migraines, blood circulation problems, vascular insufficiency, organ diseases, skin and eyes issues, cancer, fertility problems in women, AIDS, candida, hepatitis, herpes. Kambo may also bring upon short-term effects such as enhanced resistance to tiredness, hunger and thirst, enhanced state of alertness, capacity to focus and still the mind. Kambo contains a number of active compounds (which are all peptides): • Dermorphin — a potent mu-opioid receptor agonist. • Deltorphin — a very potent delta-opioid receptor agonist. • Phyllomedusin — a tachykinin which affects the salivary glands, tear ducts, intestines, and bowels; it contracts the smooth muscles, and contributes to violent purging. • Phyllokinin (and phyllomedusin) — potent blood vessel dilators that also increase the permeability of the blood-brain barrier. • Phyllocaerulein — which stimulates the adrenal cortex and the pituitary gland, ca

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