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Natasha Lechner not told about risk of sudden death from frog poison vomiting ritual, inquest told

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Natasha Lechner died during a Kambo ceremony in 2019. An inquest has heard she was not fully aware of the risk of death. The 39-year-old fainted just moments after poison from an Amazonian Giant Tree Frog was applied to five small burns on her chest and arm. Her final words before lapsing into unconsciousness were, 'It's not good' Kambo was declared illegal in NSW in 2021.

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Natasha Lechner not told about risk of death from Kambo frog poison vomiting ritual, inquest told

A coronial inquest has been told a Mullumbimby woman who died minutes after using Kambo frog poison was not properly advised about the risks involved.

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