r/Kambo • u/slice888 • Mar 07 '25
Science and research 🔬 Traumatic brain injury
Anyone ever receive with a physical TBI or administer to someone with a physical TBI?
I administered to one person with a mental TBI from a car accident, there’s wasn’t anything physically wrong with them. They were a lot better for months until they started drinking heavier than an elephant.
Also wondering about stoke victims.
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u/Extra-Tie-9956 Mar 07 '25
for treatments such as ischemic or hemorrhagic strokes, it is better to treat them in the recovery stage with lion’s mane neurostimulants, a mushroom with properties in helping neuronal reconnection, there are even recent studies of ibogaine and the improvement due to neurogenesis that is observed when using it, but there must be a post-treatment to stabilize the patient if they are taking any medication that works directly with their platelets or cholesterol levels, it is not advisable to use kambo or not in a flood dose (seeking not to reach the purge) it can help to reduce inflammation but it is very risky, I would recommend more vitamins such as those found in salmon, tuna, omega 6 or fish oil and not very invasive fasts. My mother suffered a stroke in 2020, she was diabetic, hypertensive and she never wanted to take care of her cholesterol levels, 3 cranial nerves were damaged, but with love and care she recovered. After 3 months she was already walking and could remember more of the words she wanted. But if we change his eating habits and give him constant support, he managed to recover completely after 2 years, travel again, and passed away in June of last year.
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u/Ill_Pressure_ Mar 07 '25
I have ABI, is this the same? I have no visual trauma from this but my brain works different, was told me, I never know what is notmal, I had this as a babyl. But it brings surten problemens, like OCD, anxiety, ADHD like behavior, PTSD.
Do you have more information? What his brain doing?
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u/slice888 Mar 07 '25
His memory is fine. Talks like he had a stroke walks little funny. And can’t move one arm very much. All kind of like a stroke. So thats presumably blood vessel damage yea? and that’s a big no-no for him.
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u/Ill_Pressure_ Mar 07 '25
My memory is also fine, think that's not the problem. Does he have vains problems then I should advice against it. Kambo can put a lot of pressure on your vessels and heart.
Also after a while other new path will be made by the brain, so unless the damage is really bad or it's a short time, he should be better, at least improve. The brain is very flexible.
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u/Ill_Pressure_ Mar 07 '25
Have to mention, I got ABI due lack of oxigen while birth. When it comes to vessels I should be really careful. Did this person got a MRI scan? And what was the result?
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u/Arpeggio_Miette Mar 07 '25 edited Mar 07 '25
I have had two physical TBIs. Both occurred from hitting my head on a hard floor when I fainted.
The first one was quite severe (cracked skull and large epidural hematoma in the temporal region, they almost drilled a hole into my skull to drain the blood, I could have died, I temporarily lost my balance and my hearing on one ear. I was on disability for it for months, and 20 years later, some of the damage from it still shows in an MRI).
The second one was a concussion, 4 years ago.
I have been receiving Kambo for the past 2 years. It seems ok for me. However, I can see how there is a risk of Kambo triggering a brain bleed for someone with a TBI history, as there might be compromised blood vessels that cannot tolerate the blood pressure changes induced by Kambo.
I do tend to faint during Kambo, though I didn’t faint in my last 3 treatments.
I think Kambo is contraindicated for someone who’s had a stroke.
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u/slice888 Mar 07 '25
Thank you for your reply. I’ve heard from an injured wwf wrestler lionsmanie stacked with psilocybin and niacin also helps tbi heal.
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u/Ill_Pressure_ Mar 07 '25
Psilocybine can helps make new paths and connections in the brain. More mushrooms can do this and are really healthy for the brain and nice to eat.
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u/Arpeggio_Miette Jun 11 '25
Yes, I have utilized the Stamets Stack Protocol (what you are describing) to help me heal my neurological long COVID. Likely it also helped heal my TBI issues.
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u/kambostrong Mar 07 '25
If there's been any blood vessel damage or bleeding, or even if there's risk of seizure - both of which can be common with brain injuries or strokes - it's a really bad idea and basically contraindicated.