ABC NEWS
This Amazonian tree frog’s poison has become part of the latest supercleanse trend
“Deep in the Peruvian Amazon lives a giant tree frog that is in high demand for its natural toxins, which people are using to poison themselves in a ceremony that has become the latest supercleanse trend.

“For hundreds of years, these frogs have been used by Amazonian tribes for their supposedly powerful healing properties. The person first burns a small area of skin and then applies the frog toxins, called kambo or sapo, to the burned spot so they’re quickly absorbed into the bloodstream.” READ MORE

INDEPENDENT
The Americans hoping to find a wellness kick through kambo

NEW YORK TIMES
NY Times: Can You Poison Your Way to Good Health?
West Coast wellness elites think kambo, an Amazonian frog poison drug, is helping them purge “toxins” from their lives.
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