Kambo Tepezcohuite Plant Medicine Journeys in Tulum

Our first Kambo and Tepezcohuite plant medicine ceremony experiences.

*warning* these medicines are considered to be illegal in the US and we are in no way advertising or condoning these experiences. We are simply sharing our experiences.

Description by Kayla Morisoli Via Her Teacher Victor

@kaylamorisoli

@victor.escobarnaro

🐸 Kambo 🐸

(frogs´ secretion, “Phyllomedusa bicolor”)

“Kambo is a shamanic medicine which consists of the secretion of the giant monkey frog (Phyllomedusa bicolor). Kambo is a frog medicine, a concentrated medicinal secretion from back of frog filled with bioactive peptides.

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Kambo has the ability, unlike many other natural and pharmaceutical substances, to cross the blood-brain barrier, enabling it to reach deep into the body and bring support to otherwise difficult to treat areas. Human cells open up to the beneficial properties of Kambo unlike many substances that are filtered and eliminated by the body’s highly intelligent defense system.

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Thus far, researchers have discovered nine peptides, some of which are bio-active – meaning that they perform specific functions in the body. These peptides perform hormone-like tasks while others provide support to vital cellular processes. Some of these peptides have a potent effect on the gastrointestinal muscles, gastric and pancreatic secretions, blood circulation, and on the stimulation of the adrenal cortex and pituitary gland.

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In summary, Kambo is one of the strongest, anti-inflammatory, antibiotic, antimicrobial and anesthetic substances on the planet. It is being studied for its effects on various types of cancer and for use in anti-biotic resistant strains of bacteria. There is anecdotal evidence and regular use amongst the tribal women to assist overcoming infertility.”

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From Kayla's teacher in Peru @victor.escobarnaro

Kayla will be joining the Garden Party to go deeper on this subject soon!

.Viva la Kambo 🐸

As with all things that you consume you should be very discerning with where your medicine comes from and how it is gathered. Our experience was from an excellent, trained facilitator who went to Peru and learned directly from the shamans and locals who use it because they have no other options for medical care. They respect and revere the frog, give back to its natural habitat and rotate the areas they search and gather their secretions to allow the frogs to replenish themselves and thrive in the jungle.

To learn more contact

@victor.escobarnaro

@kaylamorisoli

Tepezcohuite

Mimosa Tenuiflora

DMT

More to be revealed in the second part of this episode coming soon