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Huachuma is often called the cactus of the four winds, and Mountain Wind carries the spirit of those cleansing, refreshing Andean winds into every journey. The medicine path can be challenging to navigate, so experienced guides and sitters walk beside you every step of the way. Through our partnerships, you can also book with trusted centers, facilitators, group leaders, medicine people, and guides of all types, with safety and convenience built in. Join us with confidence, and let the adventure begin.
Mountain Wind has begun with two retreats. Raymi Retreats offer Huachuma within the ancient festivals of the Andes. The Serpent & The Condor Retreats take you from the jungle, for ayahuasca and kambo, up to the mountains, for Huachuma.
Raymi are traditional festivals of the Quechua-speaking peoples of the Andes. These festivals celebrate the seasons and are based on the sun’s movements, agriculture, and astronomy.
We build our retreat structure around these Raymi because they provide a traditional context for participating in these powerful ceremonies. We often hold a ceremony on the day of the associated solstice or equinox, which gives us a unique opportunity to connect with Huachuma and nature.
For more information about the Raymi, please refer to the linked sources at the bottom of the page. Quechua was not historically a written language, and thus spellings may vary. Likewise, the Andes are home to many Quechua-speaking communities, and their celebration of the Raymi varies greatly from one small mountain town to the next, from Ecuador to Argentina.
Held in the fall (March equinox), this Raymi celebrates the garden and all the abundance it has provided to the ancient Quechua-speaking peoples. Our Pawkar Raymi ceremony follows this tradition by celebrating our own inner garden and giving thanks for all that nature has provided, while creating space for something new to grow.
This Pawkar Raymi retreat will focus on connecting you with nature and the cycles of the seasons we all live by. The retreat runs nine days and eight nights, from March 16 to 24, 2027. You are invited to join us for this expansive experience!
Day 1: Arrival Day – Tuesday 16th March
Day 2: Acclimation Day – Wednesday 17th March
Day 3: First Huachuma Ceremony – Thursday 18th March
Day 4: Kambo and Optional Cusco Tour – Friday 19th March
Day 5: Equinox Huachuma Ceremony – Saturday 20th March
Day 6: Pisac Tour Day – Sunday 21st March
Day 7: Third Huachuma Ceremony – Monday 22nd March
Day 8: Beginning Integration – Tuesday 23rd March
Day 9: Departure Day – Wednesday 24th March
Included: Transfers to and from the airport. All breakfasts. Meals as described in the program. Three Huachuma ceremonies. Leaders and shamans on ceremony days. Kambo with Shane. Sacred walks to archaeological sites. Full-day private Sacred Valley tour. Despacho payment to Mother Earth. Service throughout the journey.
An on-boarding interview is required for all participants. This can be done by WhatsApp voice call, Email, or Telegram voice call. The questions we will ask are simple: Why do you want to participate? What interests you about Huachuma? What medications do you take? etc. We will also answer your questions about this journey.
Follow the links below to schedule your on-boarding interview. We look forward to speaking with you.
Huachuma is not a strict teacher. Adjusting your diet is relatively easy and not does not require big changes. It is best to avoid processed food especially, and some medications. Please contact us and we can go through what medications you take, and how they might affect your experience.
We accept many forms of payment. Including wire transfer, credit or debit card, PayPal and Wise. A 50% non-refundable deposit is required to secure your space in the retreat. If there is a reason you can not attend after you have made your deposit and there is enough time, your deposit may be moved to a future retreat. Please contact us and have our on-boarding call before you attempt to pay, and if you need to move your deposit please contact us directly.
This is the most famous of all Raymi, celebrated annually in the city of Cusco and throughout the Andes. The festival is observed around the winter solstice and marks the return of Inti, the Sun God. We will attend special events, including traditional dancing, local crafts, and a large celebration in the city center.
Our Inti Raymi retreat is centered on the return of our own inner light. On the shortest day of the year, we welcome expansion, knowing that as the days grow longer, our inner light grows with them, bringing the strength we need for personal growth.
This Inti Raymi retreat runs eleven days and ten nights, from June 17 through 27, 2027, and includes four Huachuma ceremonies and entrance to the Inti Raymi festivities. The festival’s energy draws visitors from around the world, and Cusco welcomes them with every hotel and restaurant stretched to capacity. Because of this demand, prices for travel, lodging, and attractions rise during Inti Raymi, and our retreat price rises with them. Booking early is the best way to secure your place.
Day 1: Arrival Day – Thursday 17th June
Day 2: Acclimation Day – Friday 18th June
Day 3: First Huachuma Ceremony – Saturday 19th June
Day 4: Kambo and Optional Cusco Tour – Sunday 20th June
Day 5: Solstice Huachuma Ceremony – Monday 21st June
Day 6: Pisac Tour Day – Tuesday 22nd June
Day 7: Third Huachuma Ceremony – Wednesday 23rd June
Day 8: Inti Raymi at Qoricancha, the Plaza de Armas, and Saksaywaman – Thursday 24th June
Day 9: Fourth Huachuma Ceremony – Friday 25th June
Day 10: Beginning Integration – Saturday 26th June
Day 11: Departure Day – Sunday 27th June
Included: Transfers to and from the airport. All breakfasts. Meals as described in the program. Four Huachuma ceremonies. Leaders and shamans on ceremony days. Kambo with Shane. Sacred walks to archaeological sites. Entrance to the Inti Raymi festivities. Full-day private Sacred Valley tour. Despacho payment to Mother Earth. Service throughout the journey.
An on-boarding interview is required for all participants. This can be done by WhatsApp voice call, Email, or Telegram voice call. The questions we will ask are simple: Why do you want to participate? What interests you about Huachuma? What medications do you take? etc. We will also answer your questions about this journey.
Follow the links below to schedule your on-boarding interview. We look forward to speaking with you.
Huachuma is not a strict teacher. Adjusting your diet is relatively easy and not does not require big changes. It is best to avoid processed food especially, and some medications. Please contact us and we can go through what medications you take, and how they might affect your experience.
We accept many forms of payment. Including wire transfer, credit or debit card, PayPal and Wise. A 50% non-refundable deposit is required to secure your space in the retreat. If there is a reason you can not attend after you have made your deposit and there is enough time, your deposit may be moved to a future retreat. Please contact us and have our on-boarding call before you attempt to pay, and if you need to move your deposit please contact us directly.
Sometimes also called Kuya Raymi, this festival on the spring (September) equinox honors the moon and femininity and marks the beginning of the planting season. The moon festival is a time to explore our feminine aspects, honor rebirth, and welcome the returning rains. We look inward as Killa, the moon, lights the way through the darkness to understanding.
This Killa Raymi retreat will focus on connecting you with your feminine side and preparing you to replant your inner garden. The retreat runs nine days and eight nights, from September 18 to 26, 2027. You are invited to join us for this expansive experience!
Day 1: Arrival Day – Saturday 18th September
Day 2: Acclimation Day – Sunday 19th September
Day 3: First Huachuma Ceremony – Monday 20th September
Day 4: Kambo and Optional Cusco Tour – Tuesday 21st September
Day 5: Equinox Huachuma Ceremony – Wednesday 22nd September
Day 6: Pisac Tour Day – Thursday 23rd September
Day 7: Third Huachuma Ceremony – Friday 24th September
Day 8: Beginning Integration – Saturday 25th September
Day 9: Departure Day – Sunday 26th September
Included: Transfers to and from the airport. All breakfasts. Meals as described in the program. Three Huachuma ceremonies. Leaders and shamans on ceremony days. Kambo with Shane. Sacred walks to archaeological sites. Full-day private Sacred Valley tour. Despacho payment to Mother Earth. Service throughout the journey.
An on-boarding interview is required for all participants. This can be done by WhatsApp voice call, Email, or Telegram voice call. The questions we will ask are simple: Why do you want to participate? What interests you about Huachuma? What medications do you take? etc. We will also answer your questions about this journey.
Follow the links below to schedule your on-boarding interview. We look forward to speaking with you.
Huachuma is not a strict teacher. Adjusting your diet is relatively easy and not does not require big changes. It is best to avoid processed food especially, and some medications. Please contact us and we can go through what medications you take, and how they might affect your experience.
We accept many forms of payment. Including wire transfer, credit or debit card, PayPal and Wise. A 50% non-refundable deposit is required to secure your space in the retreat. If there is a reason you can not attend after you have made your deposit and there is enough time, your deposit may be moved to a future retreat. Please contact us and have our on-boarding call before you attempt to pay, and if you need to move your deposit please contact us directly.
The Great Organizer. This Raymi is one of examination and preparation. Cápac Raymi is observed on the longest day of the year, the summer (December) solstice. Sometimes called “Andean Christmas” or Kapac Raymi, it marks the beginning of the early harvest season, and the mountains are full of fresh produce. The Organizer guides our work by helping us examine the past year while preparing us to enter another cycle of growth and transformation.
This Cápac Raymi retreat will focus on examining the year behind us and preparing you for the next cycle of growth and transformation. The retreat runs nine days and eight nights, from December 15 to 23, 2027. You are invited to join us for this expansive experience!
Day 1: Arrival Day – Tuesday 15th December
Day 2: Acclimation Day – Wednesday 16th December
Day 3: First Huachuma Ceremony – Thursday 17th December
Day 4: Kambo and Optional Cusco Tour – Friday 18th December
Day 5: Second Huachuma Ceremony – Saturday 19th December
Day 6: Pisac Tour Day – Sunday 20th December
Day 7: Solstice Huachuma Ceremony – Monday 21st December
Day 8: Beginning Integration – Tuesday 22nd December
Day 9: Departure Day – Wednesday 23rd December
Included: Transfers to and from the airport. All breakfasts. Meals as described in the program. Three Huachuma ceremonies. Leaders and shamans on ceremony days. Kambo with Shane. Sacred walks to archaeological sites. Full-day private Sacred Valley tour. Despacho payment to Mother Earth. Service throughout the journey.
An onboarding interview is required for all participants. It can be done by WhatsApp or Telegram voice call, or by email. The questions we ask are simple: Why do you want to participate? What interests you about Huachuma? What medications do you take? We will also answer any questions you have about this journey.
Follow the links below to schedule your onboarding interview. We look forward to hearing from you.
Huachuma is a gentle teacher. Adjusting your diet is relatively easy and does not require major changes. It is best to avoid processed foods in particular. Some medications can also affect your experience, so we will review the medications you take and how they might affect your journey during your onboarding interview, and you are welcome to contact us sooner if you have questions. Please do not stop or change any prescribed medication without speaking with your doctor.
We accept many forms of payment, including wire transfer and credit or debit card. To arrange payment, please contact us after completing your onboarding interview, and we will guide you through the options.
A 50% non-refundable deposit is required to secure your space on the retreat. If you cannot attend after making your deposit and there is enough notice, your deposit may be moved to a future retreat. To request this, please contact us directly.
The Great Organizer. Observed on the summer (December) solstice, the longest day of the year, this Raymi marks the beginning of the early harvest and is a time to examine the past year and prepare for another cycle of growth and transformation. The retreat runs nine days and eight nights, from December 15 to 23, 2027. You are invited to join us for this expansive experience!
Held in the autumn (March equinox), this Raymi celebrates the garden and its abundance. Our retreat honors our own inner garden, gives thanks for all that nature has provided, and creates space for something new to grow. Nine days and eight nights, from March 16 to 24, 2027.
The most famous Raymi, observed around the winter solstice, marks the return of Inti, the Sun God. Our retreat centers on the return of our own inner light and includes four Huachuma ceremonies and entrance to the Inti Raymi festivities. Because the festival draws visitors from around the world, prices for travel, lodging, attractions, and this retreat rise with demand, so we recommend booking early. Eleven days and ten nights, from June 17 to 27, 2027.
Sometimes called Kuya Raymi, this festival on the spring (September) equinox honors the moon and femininity and marks the beginning of the planting season. Our retreat connects you with your feminine side and prepares you to replant your inner garden. Nine days and eight nights, from September 18 to 26, 2027.
Journey from the jungle to the mountains, with Ayahuasca and Kambo in the jungle and Huachuma in the mountains, each medicine in the setting that suits it. The Serpent & The Condor retreats are designed for shorter stays, with the time you need to experience each medicine safely and with care. Whether you are new to the medicine path or looking to deepen your connection to the medicines of Peru, we invite you to join us for the adventure.
There is a reason our guests choose to meet the medicine where it grows: each medicine’s message runs deeper in the right setting. But reaching the deep jungle and high mountains while keeping access to modern amenities is a tall order.
That is why Mountain Wind created The Serpent & The Condor retreats, an experience few other retreats can offer. We begin with arrival in Cusco, take private transport to the Manu Reserve in the jungle, and continue to the ancient Temple of the Moon before returning to Cusco to end our journey. We experience each medicine where it grows, from the jungle basin to the peaks of the Andes.
Each retreat is built for safety, comfort, and adventure. If you are already experienced, you can deepen your connection. If you are just starting your medicine path, you will be introduced to each medicine in its natural home. You are invited to join us!
Day 1: Arrival Day and Travel to the Jungle
Welcome.
10:00 am – We meet and share a meal at a restaurant in Cusco.
11:30 am – We begin our journey to the Manu Reserve. From the high Andes down to elevations above 700 meters, the vistas are beautiful as we travel together.
6:00 pm – Arrival at the jungle retreat center. Enjoy a beautiful dinner.
8:00 pm – Introduction meeting to get to know each other a little more.
9:00 pm – Time for more sharing, or rest until morning.
Day 2: First Ceremony Day
Breakfast and a day of relaxation. Nearby hike to explore the jungle. Visit waterfalls, see the forest, and feel the energy of our surroundings in the Manu Reserve.
Return to the retreat center for lunch. Private time for consultations before the ceremony, to discuss intentions and answer questions.
8:00 pm – First Ayahuasca ceremony.
Day 3: Private Consultations, Kambo Ceremony, and Evening Class
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are all included and will be available at flexible times, so you can rest as you wish.
Individual consultations with the shaman will be scheduled. If you need translation or would like support, a facilitator will be present.
Kambo ceremony: If you wish, a private or small-group ceremony can be held during the day. This is optional and available on request for any participant.
Evening class: After dinner, if you wish, you can participate in a class on an esoteric subject the group chooses together. More than 20 classes are available, depending on the guests’ wishes. Or you may rest and prepare for the next ceremony.
Day 4: Second Ceremony Day
Kambo ceremony by request, for those who wish to participate.
Breakfast, followed by a short group meeting to discuss the evening ceremony.
Lunch.
Free afternoon. Optional jungle walk.
8:00 pm – Second Ayahuasca ceremony.
Day 5: Kambo Day
Kambo ceremony by request, for those who wish to participate.
Breakfast, followed by a short group meeting to discuss the evening ceremony.
Lunch.
Free afternoon with optional sharing circle.
Dinner, followed by time to connect with fellow guests.
Day 6: Return to the Mountains
8:00 am – Breakfast.
9:00 am – Begin our return journey to the Andes.
Around 1:30 pm – Stop in Pisac for a meal at a restaurant, shopping, and exploration.
4:30 pm – Continue our journey to the Temple of the Moon on the peaks near Cusco.
6:00 pm – Arrival at the mountain house. Enjoy a light dinner when you wish (please eat before 8:00 pm).
8:00 pm – Fire circle meeting. We will discuss questions about Huachuma and share with each other, followed by rest.
Day 7: San Pedro Ceremony Day
A very light breakfast will be available for those who request it. Some papaya is all that is recommended.
10:00 am – Huachuma ceremony. The medicine will last all day. A cleansing ritual will be performed by a Q’ero shaman at some point.
Early afternoon – Fruit bowl. For guests experiencing the medicine, this is often the most wonderful meal of the entire journey.
Late afternoon – Walking tour of the Temple of the Moon. The temple is close by and the walk is easy, and with Huachuma it is a profound experience.
Early evening – Dinner will be available, often soup and bread, followed by a piece of sweet bread or cake.
Evening – Fire circle meeting. We will sit around the fire as the medicine subsides. We will share, laugh, and enjoy the company of our fellow travelers. We will rest when ready, though the medicine often stays with us until late.
Day 8: Exploration Day
Kambo ceremony by request, for those who wish to participate.
Breakfast, followed by a short group meeting to discuss the evening ceremony.
Lunch.
Afternoon visit to Qoricancha in Cusco, followed by shopping and time to explore Cusco.
Group option: dinner in Cusco or at the mountain house.
Day 9: Departure Day
Breakfast available when you wish.
Sharing, laughing, and enjoying stories from the previous days’ ceremonies.
Depart according to your flight, or be dropped off at another hotel or hostel. You are also welcome to extend your stay at the mountain house, where the staff can care for you until you are ready to leave.
Lunch and dinner are available if your departure is late.
An onboarding interview is required for all participants. We prefer a video call by WhatsApp or Telegram, though email is also an option in certain circumstances. The questions we will ask are simple: Why do you want to participate? What interests you about Huachuma and Ayahuasca? What medications do you take? We will also answer any questions you have about this journey.
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Huachuma is not a strict teacher, however Ayahauasca does require some dietary restrictions. Adjusting your diet is relatively easy and not does not require big changes. It is best to avoid processed food especially, and some medications. During your on-boarding call we will advise you if it is necessary to consult your physician before stopping any medications. Please contact us and we can go through what medications you take, and how they might affect your safety and your experience.
We accept many forms of payment, including wire transfer and credit or debit card. To arrange payment, please contact us after completing your onboarding interview, and we will guide you through the options.
A 50% non-refundable deposit is required to secure your space on the retreat. If you cannot attend after making your deposit and there is enough notice, your deposit may be moved to a future retreat. To request this, please contact us directly.
There is a reason our guests choose to meet the medicine where it grows: each medicine’s message runs deeper in the right setting. Reaching the deep jungle and high mountains while keeping access to modern amenities is a tall order, so Mountain Wind created The Serpent & The Condor retreats, an experience few other retreats can offer.
Over nine days and eight nights, we begin in Cusco and take private transport to the Manu Reserve in the jungle for Ayahuasca ceremonies, with Kambo available on request. We then return to the mountains and the ancient Temple of the Moon for Huachuma before ending our journey in Cusco. Each retreat is built for safety, comfort, and adventure, whether you are just starting your medicine path or deepening your connection. You are invited to join us!
The Serpent & The Condor retreats include two Ayahuasca ceremonies, two Kambo ceremonies, and one Huachuma ceremony. A full itinerary is available for the retreat you choose. We will arrange all transport, food, lodging, and medicines. Check our schedule below for available dates.
There are no hidden costs while you are with us. Book with confidence, and contact us for more information!
These retreats are booked months in advance, and group sizes are small, so please let us know if you would like to reserve your spot today!
We know you may not be able to attend on our set schedule, or maybe you want something special. With our custom retreat offerings, you can add Machu Picchu, a visit to the hot springs, and many other options. Or build something completely your own, on your own schedule, with privacy and confidence.
With more than a decade of living in the jungle, we have gathered firsthand knowledge of what makes a dieta or longer-term plant medicine experience worthwhile. We use that experience, along with our trusted partnerships, to guide you to the right center for what you are looking for, saving you money along the way.
We know our retreats are not perfect for everyone, and there are services we do not offer, such as master plant dietas. If you are looking for the right place to dieta, a center in a different location, or a way to dieta without traveling, reach out to us. We are happy to help.
Proper integration support is essential to getting the most out of your experience. If you are attending a retreat with us, integration support is included. If you have attended, or plan to attend, a retreat at another center that does not offer integration support, we are here for you too. Our professional, certified integration services help you carry what you have learned into everyday life. Contact us through one of the links below to find out more.
Below you’ll find answers to frequently asked questions about Huachuma. We’ve compiled the most important information to help you prepare.
Huachuma is also known as San Pedro, or also commonly spelled Washuma. The latin name is Echinopsis pachanoi, it is a succulent or cactus that grows natively in the Andes mountains of South America. Often this cactus is sold as an ornamental plant all over the world and grows in moist, arid climates.
Other names include The Grandfather Medicine, or The Cactus of the Four Winds.
Huachuma is a heart opening, healing, and expansive experience. The themes often include addressing past traumas, connection nature, and finding your path forward to inner growth. There are many more benefits and the teachings of this master plant can be varied greatly from person to person.
We typically begin a ceremony at 10am, explaining for new guests what to expect during the ceremony. We set our personal intentions, and then drink the medicine. Perhaps we will draw an oracle card, or introduce ourselves, and after 30-45 minutes we move into the garden to our own private areas that we choose. Guests can sit together or separate, guests can hike the very close Temple of the Moon ruins, or simply be at peace anywhere they choose.
After a few hours, we ask if anyone would like a second glass of medicine. Typically the first part of the ceremony is spent in silent reflection, after the second glass there may be music, laughing, talking, or sharing. We often build and deepen our connections with each other during ceremony, as well as with our inner selves.
The Huachuma experience is one that flows freely, and every ceremony is different. You may purge, but many do not. When we drink, the Grandfather medicine guides us and nothing happens by chance. In truth we can not say exactly what a ceremony is like because the Grandfather teaches us each in their own way.
Huachuma is like a gentle Grandfather. He is open and accepting of nearly everyone. However, there are a few medications and medical conditions that can preclude someone from partaking in the medicine.
Medical Conditions:
Medications that are Counter-Indicative:
When considering partaking of the medicine, please contact us with any questions. The above information is for reference only, and if you feel drinking Huachuma may be a risk we can inform you of that risk. We will ask the questions necessary to assess your ability to drink the medicine safely, please be honest with us and we will find a solution.
To begin first you must have a willing spirit, everything that follows are logistical challenges that in most cases can be overcome. A list of these logistical challenges follows:
Contact us to begin your journey with The Grandfather medicine Huachuma.
Below you’ll find answers to frequently asked questions about Ayahuasca. We’ve compiled the most important information to help you prepare.
Ayahuasca is a potent Amazonian psychoactive brew made by boiling Banisteriopsis caapi vines and DMT-containing plants, traditionally used for spiritual, shamanic, and medicinal purposes. It acts as a powerful hallucinogen, with its name meaning “vine of the soul” in Quechua. It is often used to facilitate profound emotional and psychological experiences.
During the Ceremony Participants usually remain seated or lying down. The space may be held in silence at times, and may include music or traditional songs. Skilled facilitators focus on safety, containment, and respectful guidance. Effects can be emotional, somatic, introspective, or sensory.
A ceremony may last 4 hours or longer. Participants are asked to stay in the ceremony space for the entirety of the ceremony, even if they feel no effects. This is non-negotiable and for the participants safety. After the ceremony is over guests may sleep in the ceremony space, or return to their private space.
To begin first you must have a willing spirit, everything that follows are logistical challenges that in most cases can be overcome. A list of these logistical challenges follows:
Contact us to begin your journey with The Grandfather medicine Huachuma.
Below you’ll find answers to frequently asked questions about Kambo. We’ve compiled the most important information to help you prepare.
Kambo, Acate, or “Sapo,” is a substance derived from the skin secretions of the giant leaf frog (Phyllomedusa bicolor), a species native to the Amazon basin. Traditionally used by indigenous cultures for hunting, spiritual cleansing, and as a natural medicine, it is applied topically to small, intentionally lightly burned skin.
During a ceremony, a small amount of Kambo secretion is applied to the skin via superficial burns. The medicine is immediately absorbed by the lymphatic system. This can cause physical reactions such as sweating, vomiting, or an increased heart rate. These cleansing reactions help release toxins and restore balance to the body. Our ceremonies are always led by experienced practitioners who guide you through the process.
Kambo is known for its physical detoxification, immune system strengthening, and support for emotional and spiritual healing. Kambo is known for a wide range of benefits, including:
Although effects vary from person to person, many people experience a deep sense of renewal and strength after a ceremony.
Kambo is safe when performed by experienced and well-trained practitioners. At Spirit of Kambo, we follow strict safety protocols and each ceremony is tailored to the individual needs and health of the participant. Before a ceremony, we always ask about your medical history and provide clear instructions to ensure your safety
Good preparation is essential for a safe and effective experience. Here are some tips:
Fasting before the ceremony and avoiding alcohol and heavy foods is recommended, as well as mental and emotional preparation
During the ceremony you will usually experience a short, intense physical reaction, such as nausea or sweating, followed by a feeling of cleansing.
During the ceremony you can expect physical reactions such as:
A Kambo session usually lasts between 20 and 40 minutes, depending on the body’s response.
Temporary side effects may include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, or weakness. These effects usually disappear within a few hours.
This varies from person to person. Some do it monthly, while others have multiple sessions in a short period for deeper cleansing.
The frequency depends on your intention and goals. Some people choose a cleansing protocol of three sessions within a month, while others use Kambo occasionally. We’re happy to advise you on what’s best for your situation.
While Kambo is safe for many people, there are certain contraindications where we advise against participation, such as:
We always first discuss your health condition in an intake interview to determine whether Kambo is suitable for you.
Kambo is not recommended for people with certain health conditions, such as cardiovascular disease, low blood pressure, or pregnancy.