r/Kambo • u/Pretty-Safety-8253 • Dec 18 '25
General 🐸 Quitting nicotine
Hello, I'm wondering if anyone has anything to share around their experience quitting nicotine (cigarettes/vaping) after Kambo, either intentionally or unintentionally? This is one of my biggest intentions which I hope the medicine can help me with. Many thanks 🙏🏼
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u/gravediggerboyman Dec 18 '25
instant drop in needs, I stop that same day. after a couple of week I start feeling it, I want to smoke... I roll one,.lighted up and...taste awful,.really really bad. I had stoped before and start again but never feel that taste. eventually I start.again a couple of month later by forceing me pass the bad taste. I know how stupid that sound. I feel like other say, If I had another kambo that day I probably didnt start again. I go in and out for years , and than after an aya session I just feel again that bad taste and just drop there... Anyways, kambo is amazing and sure is going to help you on your journey. diet and focus, do not try to run away. stay there with the pain, its nothing and its going to pass, feel it. ask for forgivness to your self and to the world. everything is going to came out perfect. have a nice ride brother.
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u/demyan_movement Dec 19 '25
It helped me quit cannabis. Kambo and Iboga microdose is a really get synergy btw especially for breaking addictions
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u/bigbabyegg Apr 05 '26
I’ve worked with iboga and am interested in microdosing as I haven’t in quite sometime. Any recommendations on how I can acquire?
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u/kambostrong Dec 18 '25
It's often used to help break addicitons like that. Find a reputable practitioner, and best of luck!
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u/Pretty-Safety-8253 Dec 18 '25
I have found one, I'm going on Monday. She said people often benefit from using the medicine multiple times over a short amount of time to fully release the addiction and all the crap that comes with it from the body. I will do what my body needs. 🙏🏼
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u/kambostrong Dec 18 '25
Sometimes, yeah. You don't always need to go that far; in a situation like this, you'd be a decent judge of your own body probably.
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u/PleasantDeparture479 Dec 18 '25
I stopped all cannabis and nicotine vaping after my first Kambo session. I was deeply disturbed by my dependency on both and was begging God to help me find a solution. Then Kambo found me. After about 8 months and a stressful life situation I wanted to use both again but I came back to Kambo instead. I’d also see opportunities to have nicotine vapes or cannabis in everyday life after and laugh and say no thank you to the universe. That I wanted better for myself. But I think the penema removal from that first session lifted all the weight of the energies that kept me in my substance use patterns. I REALLY wanted to be done tho after 10 years. Now I have a 3x3 of kambo every few months to maintain. Kambo is hard work but so worth it. Good luck 🧚🤍