Hungarian explorer poisoned in the Amazon rainforest?!
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Hungarian explorer Geri Csóka loves to travel, explore less-traveled places and get to know everything in a new country. In his own words, South America and Amazonia are his eternal love. He has been three times so far, but he still cannot get enough of it even if these expeditions might put him in mortal danger. Learn more about Geri’s latest experience below!
During his last visit, Geri had taken part in a tribal cleansing and healing ceremony in Peru. This includes being injected with the poison of a frog. He felt the effects immediately, but he would have never guessed what came next.
Geri, the Hungarian explorer
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Csóka Geri is a true daredevil globetrotter, as proven by his tattoos as well. Even though Geri rarely looks up his destinations, this time he did do some research on his latest destination. Sadly, he did not find much about the Ayahuasca and Kambo indigenous rituals. All he knew about them was that they were physically and mentally cleansing.
“Maybe if I had known what’s coming, what it’s going to do to me, I’d have passed on it.” – Geri shares his story with Bors. – “I’m in contact with an indigenous family in the jungle, they took me to the site of the ceremony. First, I was sailing for hours on the Amazon River, followed by a short tuk-tuk ride to the banks of the Napo River.
It was a beautiful trip. This is the place where indigenous people and their ancestors have lived for thousands of years. The Kambo ritual also dates back just as long. The ritual is the medicinal use of the poison of the Kambo or Sapo frogs. Their poison is extremely effective, reports Healthline.”