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What is Kambo?
Kambo, also known as the “frog medicine”, is a venom derived from the giant monkey frog native to the Amazon rainforest. Indigenous tribes use Kambo to treat infection, certain chronic diseases like Parkinson’s Disease or Alzheimer’s, emotional disorders like depression, and addictions. The Kambo venom contains an array of different peptides that impact the physiology of the human body in various ways, but one of the most relevant peptides in today’s world are those in the dermaseptin family. These peptides have antimicrobial properties against bacteria, yeasts, fungi, protozoa, and viruses.
An “Ordeal Medicine”
Kambo is an “ordeal medicine” because it produces unpleasant effects when it’s administered. People often vomit profusely and experience symptoms similar to anaphylactic shock. But these effects last only between 10 and 40 minutes and when they wear off, many people report an overwhelming sense of calm as well as enhanced health overall. This medicine isn’t for everyone. Patients should check with their doctors before signing up for a kambo retreat.
“The Forest Vaccine”
Kambo is known as “the forest vaccine” because tribes in the Amazon often use it to treat infection. The dermaseptin family of peptides contained in kambo venom has a broad antimicrobial action against bacteria, fungi, yeasts, protozoa, and viruses such as the coronavirus. And dermatoxin peptides take the antimicrobial effects of kambo one step further by exerting bactericidal properties against mollicutes as well as both Gram-positive, and to a lesser extent, Gram-negative bacteria.
How could Kambo help prevent Coronavirus?
Kambo is a naturally-occurring substance that contains over 70 peptides that have been synthesized into patented derivatives by Big Pharma. Peptides like dermaseptin can help people enhance their overall immunity, not just against coronavirus but also against influenza or measles.