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Please complete the form below with as much information as possible making sure your email address is correct as I will be sending you more information regarding your treatment.
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IMPORTANT! Please take time to read through the contraindications below. Kambo is not for everybody and excluded for those with the following health conditions for safety purposes:
- Serious Heart Problems (if you are unsure please call to discuss)…
- Stroke…
- On medication for low blood pressure…
- Aneurysms or blood clots…
- Anyone lacking the mental capacity to make the decision to take Kambo…
- Serious mental health problems…
- Undergoing chemotherapy and for up to 4 weeks afterwards…
- On immune-suppressants for an organ transplant…
- Women who are pregnant or maybe so…
- Women who are breastfeeding a child under 6 months old…
- Addison’s disease…
- If you have taken bufo alvarius very recently…
- People recovering from surgery before 12 weeks…
Other points to note:
- If you are asthmatic please make sure to bring your inhaler.
- If you have diabetes, please contact me to discuss treatment in advance.
- If you are menstruating be aware that Kambo contains powerful vasodilators, therefore, may increase the flow for 24-36 hours following treatment.
- If you have ever or are currently suffering from a mental health condition (excluding depression) please contact me to discuss, regardless of whether or not you are taking medication.
- Also please contact me beforehand if you are taking any anti-depressants, medications or supplements to let me know what they are.
- Long-term juice/ water fasters or high-intensity athletes please let me know.
- If you are having a liver or parasite cleanse please let me know before, I serve Kambo 5 days after this treatment has ended.
Although highly unlikely, Kambo can be dangerous. I will do a screening before every appointment to minimize the risk. I make all my clients aware of a condition called Boerhaave Syndrome: Spontaneous Oesophageal Rupture resulting from sudden increased intra-oesophageal pressure. Again extremely rare, you can read more about it HERE