Kristian Trend, a 40-year-old wellness coach from Clarendon Park, Leicester, tragically died after allegedly consuming 'Kambo', a drug made from the skin of the giant leaf frog, during a cleansing ceremony. Known for its purging properties, Kambo is banned in several countries, including Australia, Brazil, and Chile, but remains legal in the UK. Kristian, a cancer survivor who had previously battled Burkitt lymphoma, reportedly collapsed in his flat after the ceremony and was rushed to the hospital, where he later died. His mother, Angie Trend, expressed her shock and sadness, stating that her son was very spiritual and had taken many vitamins in an effort to cleanse himself. Toxicology tests are currently being conducted to ascertain the cause of death, while Leicestershire Police have arrested a 41-year-old man on suspicion of administering the poison. A UK government spokesperson has urged caution regarding alternative therapies that may pose health risks.