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Snakebite
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Also known as: snake envenomation · ophidism · viper bite · adder bite · snakebite injury · bitten by snake · snake venom · snakebite wound · venomous snake bite
Your Body Is Speaking
A snakebite happens fast. A moment of inattention, a wrong step — and the venom enters your body. Medically, a snakebite is a toxicological emergency: the venom attacks tissue, blood clotting, or the nervous system, depending on the species. Physical treatment always takes priority — immediately, without delay.
But there is a second layer. One that doesn't appear in any emergency protocol. Why you? Why now? And what does it mean when a creature that has been a symbol of transformation and renewal for thousands of years touches you with its venom?
A snakebite is not a coincidence — it is an incision. Literally and figuratively.
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