A Prime documentary on a very controversial production practice?

During the year 2024, The Montreal Journal denounced Kambo, a controversial practice considered dangerous by health professionals, promoted by certain Quebec influencers on their social networks.

Among them, we find the entrepreneur and former reality TV star Read Cult, Victoria Cultalready known for its numerous controversies and its comments considered disturbing by many.

Now Victoria Kult is posting suggestive ads on her Instagram page, where she claims that she is currently filming a documentary for Amazon Prime on this ancient medical practice.

“For the second year in a row, I am deeply touched and filled with gratitude to be here, in the heart of the Amazon, alongside the Matsés, sacred guardians of the Kambo for more than 2000 years. These trips are always more than a physical journey, it is a pilgrimage to reconnect with medicine, honor one’s lineage, and ensure that the work I carry as a Kambo Server remains rooted in authenticity, integrity, and respect. I am deeply grateful for the wisdom and blessings of the tribes, as well as my incredible tribal family, who walk this journey with me. Together we travel for hours through the jungle, immersed in the sacred rhythms of this land, filming this documentary for Amazon Prime: The Jungle Vaccine to share this ancient medicine with the world. My heart overflows with gratitude for this opportunity to learn, serve, and pass on the teachings with honor and love. Aho gracias medicina Kambo!”, she says in a text once again praising this practice and its way of life.

A first announcement message which, moreover, was liked by the ex-candidate ofOD with us, Stacey Gianno.

“We are very honored to announce the upcoming release of our documentary, exploring the profound healing power of Kambo and the wisdom of the Matsés tribe, the sacred guardians of this medicine. Through their stories, we will share how this ancient practice has reversed chronic illnesses, healed trauma, and transformed countless lives. More than just a documentary, it is a real call to preserve their traditions and honor the origins of this medicine as it enters the Western world. We will work directly with the Matsés community during the premieres to ensure their voices are heard and their heritage is protected. Stay tuned for festival announcements and premiere dates, it’s time to share this powerful impact with the world,” adds Kult.

Remember that the ex-participant ofFROM Martinique, Claudia Dimopouloshad been heavily criticized for promoting this ritual of injecting frog poison with the aim of “detoxifying” the body.