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Your 3-Min Explainer On Kambo, The Frog Toxin Linked To The Deaths Of Two People In NSW

Summary by Ground News
Two coronial inquests have found that the frog toxin Kambo was responsible for the deaths of two people in NSW. Kambo is a waxy substance harvested by scraping the skin of a giant monkey tree frog, and is often used as traditional medicine in healing rituals in South America. During a ceremony, four or five small burns are applied to a person's skin, usually on their arm or leg, before the toxin is dotted on the wounds to induce vomiting or purging.

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