'Kambo' is a secretion produced by the skin glands of the Phyllomedusa bicolor (the giant monkey tree frog) a bright green tree frog native of northern Brazil, eastern Peru, southeastern Columbia, and parts of Venezuela, Bolivia, and the Guianas. The secretion contains bioactive peptides familiar to the human body and recognized as a natural substance. Kambo is recorded to have been used by up to 53 tribes but today only 13 tribes remain who use it and these include the Matses, Yawanawá, Katukina and Apurina. The tribal people call the frog from the jungle and collect the waxy, natural chemical substance scraping it onto a short stick where it sets almost like varnish. The collected kambo is then applied to the skin buy introducing it into the body through very small superficial burns that are made with a thin bamboo stick. Kambo immediatley flows through the lymphatic system. The body unlocks to Kambo at a cellular level which allows it to clean out deposits left in our cells by foreign substances. The effects of kambo medicine take hold and the person receiving it goes through a process of deep healing on three levels - the body, mind and spirit. 

Kambo has the ability, unlike many other natural and pharmaceutical substances to cross the blood brain barrier and produce its effects at the level of the brain. Human cells open themselves to the beneficial properties of Kambo, unlike many other substances that are filtered and eliminated by the body's highly intelligent defense system. It knows exactly what we need to cleanse, purify and bring our body back to our natural state of wellbeing and balance.