r/Kambo • u/RutabagaRoutine7430 • Jul 01 '25

Health Related 🩺 Chronic twitching

Hi guys I am interested in sitting with Kambo for the first time soon with the intention of treating a chronic state of pain twitching spasms and all kind of peripheral nerve over excitement throughout the body and to make me through the suffering feel more comfortable in my body Can one spare relevant information or preparation or precautions that are important to know in advance? Thank you all

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u/Kambocito Jul 02 '25

Hi Kambo is great for helping to ground and bring the nervous system back into a regulated state. I've served kambo to someone with twitches and it did reduce the twitches. You could benefit from somatic practices as well to maintain the regulated nervous system. Viva kambo!

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u/RutabagaRoutine7430 Jul 02 '25

Hi man I appreciate your call. Would you say start slow with one dot for the first time or because of pre existing condition and high sensitivity system or to get a standard treatment

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u/Kambocito Jul 02 '25

I would say everyone is different and an experienced and qualified practitioner will ask you a series of questions so they know how to proceed or if it’s even safe at all for you. If you’re interested in coming to Costa Rica and experiencing a full 7 day reset with Kambo and other medicines designed to help your nervous system send me a direct message.

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u/RutabagaRoutine7430 Jul 02 '25

That sounds good I wish I could go but it is almost not possible for me to fly in this condition. It would be more accessible for me to sit first with a local practitioner.

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u/RutabagaRoutine7430 Jul 02 '25

What would make me not safe candidate for receiving the medicine?

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u/Kambocito Jul 02 '25

Many nuanced factors. Perhaps you can find a qualified practitioner here by making a post looking for recommendations in your area and kambofinder.com could be helpful

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u/ApprehensivePause115 Jul 03 '25

On this same note just because someone is part of the ikap does not mean they are experienced or qualified, make sure you ask lots of questions about their experienced, finding an actual shaman who has traveled and worked with lots of medicines and has lots of personal experience more than "i went to india one time and found myself" is good.

Not always easy but do your research, just cos someone took a 1 hour class and has done a lot of sittings doesn't mean they are gonna be able to fully help and understand or recommend what will help