I'm still here mate. i check the forum every day. I just don't have much to add as of late. there's only so much i can say about kambo especially when i haven't been doing it a lot recently and gaining experience. I'm going to schedule a day when me and a small group of friends will do it, but beside that not much to add. but still reading your guys posts =] so forums not as dead as you'd think

Some of them are said to be best taken in the morning. Silene capensis/Xhosa Dream Herb & Calea zacatechichi. I don't know or think Uvuma-omhlope/Synaptolepis kirkii fits into this category. The others are said to take a while to work their way into the system.

Kampum, you said you're not supposed to swallow the hop-A because it can make you sick, i believe. Do you know the reason for this? Is it just because of the mapacho base? If so, I would like to experiment with oral consumption starting at low doses. And of course not recommended, oral consumption of tobacco, esp high nicotine tobacco varieties like mapacho. But I have worked with mapacho tea before and have quite a high tolerance to mapacho. This powder is so fine that even regular insufflation is causing it to enter my lungs. I am alone and don't have anyone to snuff it to me.

We'll I tried it but that root bark hasn't soaked in water long enough yet to get potent. soaking a gram in a shot glass with good quality water. mostly filled 2 glass eyewashers and added a few dropper fulls (like 6) of the iboga water, filtered through a paper towel. then microwaved the glass eyewashers filled with water in microwave for about 27 seconds or so till they were brought to a boil. removed, let cool, and used as an eyewash.

I did this earlier today, motivated by your post, with dr. christophers eyebright formula eyedrops which i originally bought to work on healing my eyesight. had taken it orally plenty of times with not much effect but hadn't used yet as eyewash, which is really where the benefit is supposed to come from.

During use with the eyebright formula it was like eyesight (after having removed contacts) got almost 50% sharper before my eyes. after, i put contacts back in and could see great. it burned during use but it felt like the burning was healing so it kind of felt good.
and eyes felt good afterward.

with the iboga eyewash it feels pretty much the same but milder. it didn't burn much at all but it really needs to soak longer.
My effects are subtle compared to the original thread about iboga in the eyes.

it's weird tho, with both eyewashes, text on the screen is almost blurrier n focuses weird, while everything else seems sharper.

I seem to notice some slight mental effects after the iboga eyewash. and some slight movement to the text on the screen as well, which i guess-(psychoactivity), is to be effected

uppers that give you energy. coffee/caffeine. guarana, amphetamines/speed, ritalin, adderall, yerba mate, guayusa, yohimbe, kola nut, betel nut, khat, ecstasy/mdma, coca, cocaine, cocoa.

Long story short, I have a friend who had missed her period by 2 months & was pregnant. She and partner mutually did not want and were not ready for any children. I applied a mere 2 kambo points on acupuncture points that are ill-advised for pregnant women as they cause contractions. (SP-6) Kambo itself is not recommended for pregnant women. Many strong immune boosting or detoxing herbs are also not advised.

A few hours later she had stomach pains; few hours later some pink coloration in the urine; few hours later still her period had started back up.

I had ordered her some organic Queen Anne's Lace seeds beforehand. a proven herbal abortifacient (a common example; a tsp of seeds chewed and swallowed after intercourse to prevent pregnancy) but she did not really use it. Ignored the problem thinking it was stress.

The longer one waits the worse off this becomes karmically and the harder and more dramatic the process. she did become a bit under the weather afterward. But a termination of a pregnancy is a pretty big energy change along with a pregnancy itself being a large mineral loss, ect.

I was going to put this thread in precautions because, for safety, it may be important to reiterate the fact that kambo should not be used during pregnancies. This is an example of using that knowledge to advantage, but this is not recommended to anyone less than an experienced kambo user and practitioner.

Be safe.

Yeah, that's why I didn't respond to a recent post about that. I felt it could have been approached in a more tactful way but I didn't know how to respond without sounding rude.