Health and Safety
This page lists all requirements related to health issues.
Medications and supplements: The participants are not allowed to take any medicines or supplements, including the natural ones, except for anti-malarial medication and birth control, unless permitted by the leader of the ceremony. If you are taking any medications or supplements that are prescribed by a doctor, you will need to consult your doctor about weaning you off them in time for them to completely clear out of your system before you go to the ceremony . If you want to take any supplements 24 hours or less prior to the ceremony, you should first consult with us.
Health conditions and risks: Ceremonies are hosted on places which are not medical facilities and the organizers are not equipped to handle a serious medical emergency. Please inform us of any serious medical conditions that you have before you make your reservation.
Due to potential health risks, people with the following health conditions will not be able to participate:
- high blood pressure
- diabetes
- schizophrenic disorder
- heart disease or any condition previously diagnosed indicating vulnerability to the heart
- epilepsy and other seizure related conditions
- infectious or contagious disease
- suicidal ideation
- use of MAO inhibitors or anti-psychotic medication
- mental illness
Drug addictions: We do not allow people who are taking drugs to partake in our events. For treating drug addictions, contact us to arrange different individual type of work.
Sensitivity to Tobacco: Tobacco is an integral part of Amazonian shamanism and it is frequently used during the ceremony. If you have a hyper sensitivity to tobacco smoke, you should inform us before booking.
Menstruation: Menstruating women are welcome to participate in the ceremonies. It should be considered, though, that if the menstruation is strong, it can make the journey more difficult both for the participant and the healer. Please inform us if you are having your period on the day of the ceremony.
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