From the huts of South America to the fitted kitchens of suburbia: The 'kambo' frog poison promises to flush toxins and leave users free from anxiety. But with cut-price ceremonies by social media 'shamans', you'll be taking your life in your own hands...

The buzz around kambo, a toxic secretion from Amazonian tree frogs, has surged as people seek alternative detox methods and anxiety relief, often facilitated by social media 'shamans' offering cut-rate ceremonies. While the ancient practice promises to purge toxins and alleviate anxiety, the unregulated nature of these sessions raises serious safety concerns. The trend underscores a growing interest in unconventional health remedies, but it also highlights the risks of bypassing professional oversight for potentially life-threatening practices.