A Deep Dive into DMSO: Amandha Vollmer (ADV) with Sascha Kalivoda

Amandha: Well, it’s simply a natural product from trees. It comes out of the lignin of the tree, and you can think of it like what makes a tree upright and strong. It’s because it has these, this sulfur compound inside the lignin that makes it rigid. And in the pulp and paper process, it has to remove this lignin and DMSO component in order to make pulp.

Amandha: And so that’s sort of to get your head. That’s from trees and it’s in plant life, it’s in some foods. You can get it from certain algae at Oceanside. So it’s in our environment. It’s natural in our environment. It’s natural in a lot of plants and, but specifically we’re getting it from trees, distilling it and it’s so dimethyl, sulfoxide is its chemical name, but there’s many different names of it.

Amandha: It can be made synthetically that synthetic version’s called RIMSO-50, that’ll be used in like laboratories and things or an organ transplant. You know, medicine, if you will, because it can very much affect the temperature of, you know, when you put something in the freezer and say you put tissue in the freezer has water, and the water will freeze and crystallize and then damage the tissue.

Amandha: But DMSO changes the freezing point so that you can still put it in the freezer and it doesn’t freeze solid. So you have like a solvent quality there and preserves the tissue. It’s very helpful for lab experiments and it’s used in industry a lot more than a lot of people realize, and it’s used in veterinary medicine.

Amandha: That’s sort of where, when I found out about it in, in naturopathic college, you know, I was thinking about it or the way it was presented was like, okay, it’s great for pain and they use it a lot. Vets use it a lot on horses and that’s kind of the extent of what I was told. Really. It was like a little footnote.

Amandha: We moved on, right? That was in our sports medicine section. And I really did forget about it. I, you know, used other things. It was always about how, what do we have that’s most powerful for pain, and I came around to it again, I’d already opened my store and I was very interested in all remedies and what we were really using, because I’m a formulator and I was making, starting to formulate a lot of natural skincare and hair care dental care, et cetera.

Amandha: Tea blends, which are all on my website. I have two websites, YumNaturals.Store and then we split off and made DMSO.Store for just all the DMSO blends, because later I started blending with DMSO as well. And as far as I can tell, I’m still the only one in the world that does it to that extent. Like as apart from just say some eye drops or some aloe gel, you know, I blend with creams with different kinds of skin creams, different kinds of vitamins.

Amandha: I use DMSO as a tincture medium now instead of alcohol, so that you’re getting not. Not only extractions, but you’re getting now absorption that’s really high quality. So you don’t have to just take it orally, you can use it through the skin.

Amandha: Yeah, so I do have a number of tinctures available as well that are DMSO extracted but we had to, with this tariff nonsense, it was kind of a moment where the border was becoming a like a gangster hub of like the letter companies like FDA to peer into our packages and and tell us what to do. So what happened is in order to get anything to the United States, we had to change all our labels.

Amandha: We had to change everything on the website, and we had to comply with an absolute nightmare of ridiculousness and we also couldn’t even put the word DMSO in a lot of places because the FDA was so triggered.

Amandha: Because they care so much for your health and safety it has nothing to do with what’s actually in it. Right? Like it’s just a label. It’s just a different word. It’s so ludicrous to even think that, but. Whatever. Okay. It’s how I really learned a lot about psychology and how automatons think, how, you know, the order followers operate and basically if they’re not given the direct instruction, they don’t know anything, so they haven’t been given, told directly.

Amandha: What that is, what that means. So it means nothing to them, but it, they’re told that DMSO is dangerous. Just like they’ll say, they’ll be told MMS or chlorine dioxide solution is dangerous and stop it at all costs and whatever. Right? They’re just being handled by, you know, the cartel, the big pharma, big banking, big oil cartel or whatever we’re calling this conglomerate that just wanna bully everybody.

Amandha: The big medical in industry just wants to control everybody and tell us what we can and can’t do with our bodies. And we’re just working to overcome it as much as we can. So, so far, so good. We can still get some things in. To the United States, but we did lose all my curated like supplements and third party products.

Amandha: Pretty much anything that was oral that you would take orally cannot get into the United States. So it has nothing to do with just tariffs, it’s that they won’t even allow that stuff at all through the border. They everything has to be from Canada, Mexico, or United States. So if you can’t prove a certificate, like of Origin, then they won’t accept the product, especially if it’s oral.

Amandha: So we lost over 300 products that I’d curated over the last, you know, 10, 11 years. We’ve had to discontinue them because the way it works in Canada is, you know, 80% of the market is to the United States. And so we’ve really pivoted to focus more on other countries and Canada as well and also our digital teachings and things which are universal in that way.

Sascha: So it really made us, yeah, adapt. Yes, no kidding. Wow. Okay. Yeah. Okay. So, and now back to DMSO, so it’s funny ’cause you mentioned horses, right? Like, anytime you meet somebody in the horse world, I remember I, I was at this party several months ago and this woman comes in and she’s all in pain and she can’t walk.

Sascha: I’m like, oh, you might wanna try some DMSO and I first didn’t realize, she’s like, it’s not like I used to put on my horse. I said, yeah. She’s like, and she was so intrigued. She was sold just by that. ’cause she saw how quickly it worked for her horses. Mm-hmm. So what form is it coming in and why is it such a miracle compound?

Sascha: What gives it these properties? And did you say it’s distilled? Is that what it is? Is distilled out through from the lignin? Is that how we get it? Yeah. Well, because the method in which to extract is using alcohol based compound to sort of grab it, and then you have to wash, it’s called white liquor, and you have to wash that away from the compound.

Amandha: And so you have to distill it a number of times and then run it through carbon filters just to make sure none of the little grabbers that they use to get it outta the lignin are present. I mean there’s I’m sure other different ways we could go about it, but that’s just the way that the industry does it.

Amandha: So we just make sure it’s pure. That’s why you’ll see different purity or grades. Yeah. Because different companies purify it, you know, more carefully than others. And I’m happy to say, and proud to say that we carry the purest in the world because our. Our industry here in Canada, the main person who’s doing it, it has an his own proprietary last stage purification that no one else has.

Amandha: And it’s very extremely clean and that was what he really cared about. And so that’s what we use in all of my creations and blends and even when we sell it pure, so that’ll say 99.995% pharmaceutical grade. And that’s the grade you want to use for yourself and your kids and your animals.

Amandha: Even though there is a lower animal grade I wouldn’t use the lower grade anyway. If it just says 99% or 99 point, you know, 9%, be careful. ’cause there are some. Lower grades out there that will kind of do a little bit of word trickery or number trickery. I don’t really trust purchasing from Amazon.

Amandha: I’ve had people tell me some negative things that companies are the DMSO with either alcohol or some sort of other toxin. Which is the opposite of what you want to do. Or they’re cutting it with water and telling you it’s pure and it’s not. So just know your trust, your source, where you’re getting it from, and especially if you’re like putting it in your eyes like, you know, it’s transdermal.

Amandha: So wherever you put it. It’s going into your bloodstream and it travels to all the organs, it passes the blood-brain barrier, it’s going into the brain. It’s being metabolized and utilized by the body, and it has a really interesting relationship with water in the body. So it can hydrate tissues, it can bring nutrients to tissues, it can help detox the body because it can grab things.

Amandha: They can take things with it, which is one of, its really powerful and unique qualities that it’s able to you know, play nice with others and that’s why there’s a lot of safety around it because of the transdermal nature for one and two, because of the interactions with things that you probably shouldn’t have in your body, like a lot of pharmaceutical drugs.

Amandha: And now what I found is that well first of all, it’s known in the industry that, for example, with chemo, you know, chemo drugs, that. DMSO helps to utilize the existing chemo. So patients need a lower dose or they can use a lesser dose on the cancer patient, which I would never recommend chemo.

Amandha: But what I’m saying is for those who are already doing it, they, in some clinics, they do these types of approaches because you have to recover from the drug as well as the disease in those scenarios. And so the less drug, the better. And also you’re getting the healing benefits of DMSO in those scenarios.

Amandha: And what I would say is even better than that is just using DMSO and other cleansers and things to clean up the terrain, which is, you know, your root cause is what you’re after rather than suppression. But there’s a place for suppression and people who are like. You know, too far gone or they haven’t learned from me, like through my teaching website about how to take care, how to prevent, how to handle things without suppression over a period of time.

Amandha: Or how to like, not cut things out, not take out organs and like they’re already, you know, in the system, cause that’s how they capture people. They get them dependent on it and then you kind of are a customer for life, right? So the better option is to never get in those scenarios in the first place and then learn how to take care of like things at home, how to know how the body works enough to.

Amandha: Take care of things at home. And then how to apply something like DMSO for first-aid emergencies, how to stop strokes, how to deal with heart attacks because it can stop a heart attack as well, which is, you know, one of its claims to fame and it’s very like, people don’t like when you say these things, but they’re true.

Amandha: Because of its qualities of being able to assist blood perfusion and able to deliver oxygen. Like you asked about the structure. Well, it has one oxygen in a double bond with a sulfur, so it’s a sulfur linked oxygen double bond, and then two methyl groups on the side. So it kind of looks like a little bit of a star in a sense, or a little bit of a triangle of shape.

Amandha: And so it will also give methyl groups to the body, which helps with the detoxification and tagging system in addition to delivering oxygen. And then giving the sulfur moiety assists with amino acid construction, which is so we have four essential well, two essential amino acids and two non-essential amino acids, meaning your body can manufacture them, but they’re all essential for life and they help your tissues have integrity.

Amandha: Sort of similar to what we’re saying about trees having their integrity and their strength. Well, the same thing with all your tissues, all your fascia, everything that holds the organs together depends on these sulfur cross linkages. And so it’s able to give all the fuel and all the inputs that are needed for tissue rebuilding and tissue repair.

Amandha: And as well it has abilities to encourage collagen deposition and when it’s relieving relieving scars or, you know, healing discolorations or anything with the skin, for example, or old injuries, it will remodel that because it’s able to dissolve and relay down collagen in an organized fashion.

Amandha: That’s why I say like if you have collagen injections and like, or Botox or anything, don’t really wanna use DMSO very much on those areas. Interesting. Okay. Well, it’ll change what’s happening and it’ll and like for example, Botox is a poison and DMSO removes poisons from the body. And so it will, like if someone has $200 injections, you don’t want to be putting like my face lifted in a jar on your face ’cause your Botox will go away.

Amandha: But you’ll still get the facelift aspect from the facelift in a jar, but you won’t have the Botox. So I’ve had women ask me about that and I say, just wait until your Botox is run out and then just start to use the cream and see how far you are with that. And you know, it’s just about education. I mean, everything is muscle and fascia, layers and fat under layers and that, you know, you need to stimulate muscles in order for them to remain you know, taut.

Amandha: Yeah and that, you know, wrinkling and all these things that are happening are because things are kind of, falling forward in the face, the muscles of the neck are not being massaged. The lymphatic chains are not being drained and everything’s getting puffy and kind of warped, you know, and you can do gua and you can do like face massaging in very specific ways to prevent all that kind of sinking and, you know, line formation and wrinkles and so forth without needing Botox.

Amandha: You just actually have to not be like lazy. You have to right. It is, I think those types of injections are just telling us, you know, a sign of our, you know, culture of, you know, quick fixes and not wanting to really put in the work, but it’s really rewarding to do it. I’ll do like a castor oil application, maybe with some vitamin E, I’ll use my Guasha tool.

Amandha: I’ll do very specific things and then after I’m done. I will like rinse and wash my face and then I’ll put in like they slipped in a jar over top of that and maybe do some spot treatment if I need to or whatever. But it’s just, it, those systems are temporary suppressions and like all temporary suppressions, they will eventually fail.

Amandha: And then you’re kind of back, you wish you were back at square one, but you’re even worse off than like definitely back at square one, you know?

Amandha: Right so is it really worth it is what I’m saying. So it’s worth it to just really think about, you know, allowing the body to release the waste, allowing the body to deliver the nutrients, and then why wouldn’t you use something to enhance that?

Amandha: And that’s what DMSO does. It enhances those things and you just have to understand. And I have a dilution chart in my book and that’s why I really, I wrote it so that it makes sense. So it’s clear. So that you can like actually successfully read it and not feel like it’s just one of those books you bought and failed to read.

Amandha: Right, that you can go back to it again and that you can learn how to apply it where you’re not feeling nervous. Because like I said, the world wants to make you scared of things like DMSO, which is safe is can be and never killed anybody. And then fine with taking an opioid, you know, and the hospital that could get you addicted to drugs later, or, you know, damage your organ systems like.

Amandha: I’ve just had a couple of cases of, or well, at least one particular case and then another kind of story of a patient who was given a couple of different medications. One was to ba well, both of ’em were basically keep the blood pressure down. Okay. And because you’re affecting an adaptation, so blood pressure rising is an adaptation needs to happen because blood needs to perfuse.

Amandha: And so now you’re synthetically saying, don’t perfuse. And what happens is mess up, messes up the electrolytes, then it creates edema, then it creates so a fluid imbalance, which affects the heart, affects the kidneys, does further damage to those systems, and eventually they get a heart attack or stroke.

Amandha: And you go into these situations where the doctors will continue to give them the medication that cause those problems. You know, and it’s really psycho, like it’s really not a trusting system because they should know that the drug. Causes these side effects, like it’s in their literature, but they have so much incentive to continue to get their numbers up that they ignore that.

Amandha: And I think at this point they’re just really are like a addicted to killing or death or something’s like warped inside of them that they don’t have patient care anymore and they don’t follow up. Like they’ll say, oh yeah, your heart’s okay. Yeah, there’s some kidney disease and some diabetes, but your blood pressure has to be managed because they’re just told that hypertension is gonna give you stroke, but they’re not thinking that it’s the drug.

Amandha: They actually gave them the stroke, you know? So you really have to take matters into your own hands and if you’re in a situation where you have hypertension, I have videos. All kinds of education, how you can take care of that completely naturally. And it’s not something that you wanna suppress because that leads to things like Alzheimer’s as well, where the blood is not perfusing into the brain.

Amandha: Or like anything where blood has to go, the brain and the brain starts to degrade. You can get, you know, all kinds of disease states from just lack of blood flow. That’s like a huge like, I don’t know why that’s so difficult to understand that blood getting to an area, bringing nutrition and taking out waste, and then taking that away.

Amandha: Like, why? That’s not, why that’s not understood, you know, because it’s very simple concept. That’s what I teach, really simple concepts and once you have whole body concepts, then you know how to apply things like DMSO more wisely. You know how to use the dilution chart in my book. You know, what percentage is safe to ingest?

Amandha: What percentage is safe for the eyes, what percentage is safe for the skin? For wounds, you know, how you’re gonna treat things like stroke and heart attack, how you’re gonna treat things like, you know, pain, you know what you’re gonna do for that. I have, I’ve been doing webinars and master classes on DMSO for a long time now.

Amandha: There’s so much information, you just have to take a little bit of time to, to understand enough, feel confident enough, not be afraid of what the liars told you, be afraid of the drugs they gave you instead, like put that fear on that. Okay. The ones that can give you stroke and heart attack and death, right.

Amandha: And not on DMSO because they’ve just flipped it on people and then once you start to get a handle on it and understand the do’s and don’t. You’re sailing from there you’re just not gonna mix it with poison. You’re not going to put too high of doses, especially when you start and you’re going to understand like its interactions with metals.

Amandha: For example, if you have amalgams in the mouth, you have to, there’s a different procedure for that. Like if you are already meddled with the system you have, you’re taking drugs, you got metals in your body. You know, you have all the artificial lenses, you have all these things, you know, tattoos, hair dye, all this stuff.

Amandha: You know, you have to just know a little bit more because you have something synthetic on you and DMSO is as natural as it gets. And when it see something synthetic, it’s like, okay we’re gonna touch that too. We’re gonna affect that too. Like it can fade tattoos, for example, even though I have a small tattoo and it has not faded it at all.

Amandha: But I guess if you were really rigorous with it in high dose, you could actually fade the tattoo for just an example. What about putting it, like, I always tell people to avoid tattooed areas that they are using a topic ’cause it could bring in the dyes of the tattoo. Is that not another consideration that it would.

Amandha: That it could cause problems. Well, listen, if you have a tattoo, you already have dye all throughout your lymphatic system, like when you pass away and if someone does an autopsy on you and you have a lot of tattoos on your body, your lymph nodes are all multicolored and funny looking already. Okay? It’s already in you for one.

Amandha: So, technically speaking, it’s bo, it’s bound to the layers of the skin and doesn’t really want to come become unbonded. But it technically could take some of it and take it in. But because it is poison, because DMSO has different affinities and almost is like intelligent in a way, it probably won’t unbind and you’ll just flush it through your body and it will leave the body and it won’t deposit it anywhere.

Amandha: So I haven’t seen that in like, real world applications, but like I said, because it’s not something that’s studied for our real use and care, right? Like, we don’t have those questions answered. This is all clinical or anecdotal. So then we just have extra precaution for some of that stuff, like then.

Amandha: Don’t put it on your tattoos. You know, just don’t put it on directly on your artificial lens. If you’ve had cataract surgery, you know, just don’t put it directly on the amalgam in your mouth, you know? So like use it around that. But it could still mobilize things like metals. And that’s why there’s needs to be an awareness because if you’re full of heavy metals and you’ve never done a heavy metal detox and you just use it once or twice, you could dislodge where things are sitting.

Amandha: And so sometimes people will like start to get a detox and they’ll freak out because they don’t understand what’s happening and so that becomes like, oh, they need awareness and education. So they know, oh, I’ve stirred things up and that’s why I’m feeling this way, therefore I need to continue to flush and to finish as opposed to being like stuck in my detox. Like that’s what this long COVID story halt all is. Anytime I ever hear someone say they had long COVID, I’m like, you were just stuck in your detox process. You just never fully released, you didn’t finish your releases and that’s what happens when you start to move stuff and then stop or freak out and just stop.

Amandha: So that’s why knowing your uses, knowing what you might expect, and also understanding, like have a little sense about your history, your exposures, how many vaccines you’ve had, you know how many things you’ve come in contact with and maybe just do a preliminary flush and cleanse if you’re super uber toxic, you know, before you start playing around.

Amandha: With something so potent and so helpful just to like steer clear of any, like, things that may freak you out at the beginning, right? Like you’re not sure what’s happening. But then, you know, that’s why I created Yummy Doctor. That’s why I have the membership there. People ask me questions, people have a community support for anything that’s coming up that’s happening.

Amandha: Like I just had one today where a guy was using. My 40% eye drops with vitamin C and he not only healed the issues that he was having with his eyes that he was using it for, but he was surprised that it healed his eyesight and he no longer needs to wear his contact lenses. And he was telling me about this.

Amandha: But what it also brought up is he, the issue that he was having with his eyes wasn’t just his eyes. And I teach and I actually was just taught a webinar and I’m teaching actually a masterclass this weekend on DMSO and eyes and I was saying like, if you understand holistic medicine and also traditional Chinese medicine knowledge, you understand that the liver is connected to the eyes and so I started to elucidate was he’s having a systemic vascular problem and so that was great. It was great that he was like, oh, my eyesight is good, but I’m getting a little flash on the side of my eyes and I’m like, well, that’s telling you that there’s something else systemically going on, and now we can direct the protocol toward that next layer of your healing.

Amandha: Right? And so it would like beget and beget new layers and layers of healing, which is, you know, really powerful to know that. But you know, if he didn’t know, he would’ve like. He could have been upset about it or thought it caused something. Right, it doesn’t cause things like that. It just illuminates what’s going on underneath and it doesn’t supply all the nutrition.

Amandha: So it will also say, oh, you might be missing some of the nutrition that’s gonna repair that thing that is being shown by this, by the DMSO, you know, giving you structural changes, but not having the building blocks in the system to complete the job. Right. Right, right, right. Makes sense. So it’s traditionally available in a liquid or a gel are the two forms I always carry the, where I use the liquid personally, that’s my personal preference, but, so I wanna talk about the form that it comes in before we get in.

Sascha: There’s so many things I wanna talk about, but, so it comes in a liquid form. Mm-hmm. But it’s also related to MSM, which I think a lot of people at methylsulfonylmethane, I think a lot of people are familiar with, more familiar with MSM than DMSO. Mm-hmm. How are those two related and how do they work differently in the body?

Amandha: Yeah. Well, okay, so there’s a couple of key issues or changes for one, and it shows you how chemistry can really make a difference, like just one little change. So the DMSO is a liquid. It comes only in liquid format, and then we do things to it. And so if it’s in a gel format, that means it’s been added into a gel with Carbomer to thicken it up.

Amandha: So it acts like it is in a gel, but it is still liquid, right? It’s just been emulsified into a gel and usually with aloe, because it tends to play nice with aloe because aloe is very cooling and DMSO brings a lot of heat and redness, and so aloe like soothes that. Now with MSM the main difference is that it instead, remember I was saying it has one oxygen double bond to sulfur.

Amandha: MSM has two oxygen double bonded to the sulfur. And so it still has the two methyl groups on the side. But basically it’s now a crystal shape. It has more structure with the extra oxygen and it’s crystallized. So that’s in like powder form and you’ll get it in capsules. We sell it as a, it’s pure crystallized form and just like it has a nice bag and I usually encourage people to just, you know, two scoops of that a day or, but it’s about 5,000 milligrams twice a day is your upper level dose if you’re trying to do specific things.

Amandha: So DMSO is an all over healer. It has many different abilities. It’s more versatile and it’s transdermal. But MSM is not transdermal. MSM likes has more affinity for certain tissues as opposed to DMSO has an affinity for all tissues. So MSM seems to be a little more like limited in where it wants to go.

Amandha: It will still offer sulfur. It will still increase like glutathione production in the liver, which also, you know, DMSO will do that too, which is our master antioxidant that helps like, you know, scrub things in our bloodstream. But it will also fortify things like skin, hair, nails. It tends to really, like I notice when I use MSM, my nails grow really long, my hair grows really long.

Amandha: Like DMSO, I have to spray it on my hair to really notice hair growth, you know? And like, and I actually do create a hair regrowth spray that specifically is for that’s blended with other. Herbs that help the hair shaft, you know, be strengthened and for the hair to grow healthily. But MSM internally can do a lot for helping the hair grow in length and strength.

Amandha: So, you know, skin, hair, nails, gut really helpful for the gut cause you’re also ingesting it goes first to the gut helping a lot of intestinal issues bowel issues. So, so it, it’s a similar but different and it doesn’t travel through the body because it’s not transdermal, it doesn’t have that little propeller action to it.

Amandha: So it’s a little more like, you know, compartmentalized than DMSO and also the format, of course, you can’t just like, you can liquefy it. We actually do, I do have a couple of MSM based products, one’s called Wrinkle Reducer for people who like that, and it is a topical, so we just dilute it and put it into liquid form so it’s available to the surface of the skin with some other you know, botanicals and butters and things like that.

Amandha: So it’s for really deep moisturizing and helps with redness and inflammation quite nicely. Whereas like where MSM sort of will help redness come down DMSO will be transdermal and you might get a little bit of redness or ruber at first until that settles down afterwards. So it depends on your sensitivity levels and really what you wanna use it for.

Sascha: But I would, I almost. Think of them as two different species on their own. Yeah, yeah and so, and some people talk about sensitivity. Some people I find are very sensitive to DMSO and some people are not at all. It really seems to vary where, to the point where some people, it really affects the their flesh and it can burn them, right, to some degree, but in other people, they don’t really notice it.

Amandha: Or it can be just itchy for some people and painful for others. So what do you attribute that to? Just, well, everyone’s, everyone has a little bit of differences in skin. Like, depending on your heritage, how much melanin you have in the skin. I mean, there’s all sorts of variations on like, you know, what kind of like your hair color, if you’re fair, if you’re, you know, you have for fair skin if you burn easily.

Amandha: If not, you know, there’s different ages where the skin is like a little more you know, not as the keratins not as thick. Right. Whether you exfoliate or not. Whether you have like used toxic products or not over years or of time, right? Because what I find is some people will think they’re sensitive, but they’re not really sensitive.

Amandha: It’s actually the DMSO is reacting with some materials that they’ve used on their skin over time, and it’s actually getting rid of it and then after they go through a cleansing process, which is uncomfortable and they dilute the DMSO further as well, they go on the lower side. So for animals and babies, we always see, keep it at about a 30% maximum for a percentage, right?

Amandha: Because the skin’s more, you know, newer basically, and thinner in that way in that regard. Or the animal’s more sensitive overall or smaller body size, these kinds of things and so, with the topical applications, it can vary. Like say we’re all adults and we’ve all used different skincare products.

Amandha: Sometimes it can react and cleanse out the skin from something specific, and then it’s done and it finishes course, and then the sensitivity’s gone. The issue’s gone because. Their reaction is complete. And I’ve had all various stories of different kinds of things because they had to go through a cleansing response first, and that was their sensitivity.

Amandha: But they weren’t truly sensitive, like, in that regard. Right? So there’s different kinds of understanding of what do you mean by, you know, sensitive if you sensitive as like an animal’s belly or sensitive, like a baby’s newborn skin or sensitive, like, because someone has had like a lot of sun damage or used a lot of toxic sunscreens on their skin, which I see that a lot.

Amandha: If people have used a lot of toxic sunscreen, the DMSO goes through a big cleanser for them to get that out. And then they. They can use it with the same strength without, you know, the same kind of itch or the same kind of redness. But we’re not talking about anything detrimental here. We’re just talking about discomfort.

Amandha: Yes. You know, we’re just talking about itching in red redness and maybe some hives that go away very quickly, and that’s just a histamine response to the toxicity level that it’s just bringing in another adaptive quality or adaptive like you know, capture unit to like come and get those poisons away and clear it for you.

Sascha: Which is a good thing. It’s a, ultimately a healing response. Right. So now that being said, because DMSO. Like you said, pain, vision, like so many different things. Hard to, I wanna talk more about the blood pressure thing, but so people, so what are some of the things that people need to be conscious of?

Sascha: ’cause you can’t mix DMSO, which is anything and everything because of course it’s drawing it in. So what are the major precautions before people start running out and getting their bottles of DMSO and just doing whatever with it? What are the main precautions to use it properly? Well, as always with anything, and this goes for literally anything, you start slow and low and work up.

Amandha: You never just dive into anything. Like that’s literally for any supplement, any food regime change. Your body has to like taste it and understand it and adapt accordingly. So it doesn’t make sense to just start slathering it all over you or ingesting huge amount of it or anything like that. That’s not really just like general just smart, you know, approaches to new products.

Amandha: Like, you know that even if you buy over the counter, whatever, you go to a pharmacist or shopper’s drug mar or whatever, these places that sell chemicals, you know, with fancy labels and you put that on your skin, you’re supposed to do a test patch on your face. Like if you go to their website and see, you know, how are you supposed to do it? They, every single one of ’em will say, do a test patch. Right. And those I would never use because if you actually just read the label, you’re Yeah, you’re putting chemicals on your skin. Right. So that’s why I said like, people need to be more afraid what they’re getting.

Amandha: From these chemical companies than DMSO. Like those are cancer causing. This is cancer healing. So we’re on a whole different level of understanding there. So, but always start slow and then work up to dose. Don’t make too many changes in your regime so you can see how you’re responding.

Amandha: Make sure you’re hydrated. I always say to take magnesium first. Make sure your magnesium loaded because your liver needs enough magnesium to process everything. And if you’re start any detox program or anything that could detox you, like I have an entire course called Heavy Metal Detox that the whole first few, like weeks, even up to months depending, you’re just prepping.

Amandha: I mean, you’re just prepping and prepping for the coming detox so that you don’t feel unwell going through the detox. This is very common. People will get flu-like symptoms, which is all a flu, cold or flu is just detox. Complication of detox, like I said with the fake COVID.

Amandha: Story, right? This is all just your body releasing, healing, moving stuff, and using all of the mucus and using all of these mechanisms to remove things that don’t belong there and so imagine you’re starting to do that process. Is your liver able to drain? Are things moving in your body? Are you hydrated?

Amandha: Right? Like it is just this, it’s common sense. It’s not so common. Make sure your bowels are evacuated and moving. Like if you’ve been heavily constipated for, you know, three or four days, you might not wanna try a detox program right now until you do an enema and get your bowels moving and fix your liver.

Amandha: So that’s why I say topical magnesium, internal magnesium, especially before bed. So. Magnesium bisgycinate right before bed, magnesium, topical once or twice a day on the skin. And then your liver is kind of motoring again and able to keep up with what you’re asking it to do, which is, Hey, can you repair this tissue?

Amandha: Can you get rid of this stuff? Can you also like rebuild and you know, think I always say the analogy of the construction site. You want the construction workers to be there. You want all the parts to be there. You want everything to be on the scene, and then you want them to work and do it and then there’s all this garbage that’s made and where do you think it’s gonna go?

Amandha: You know? So just think of that as the analogy of the body. Just to understand it’s reactive to certain materials. I have all kinds of information on which plastics you shouldn’t be using it with. That it can dissolve rubber that it can dissolve metals. So they’re basically hard. Plastics are fine.

Amandha: Soft plastics for the most part are to stay away from like you don’t use your regular like latex gloves. It’ll just tear a hole in them. And then the other thing that people need to know for safety is it’s involvement with especially things like alcohol. It can, so one of the things that’s happening in the liver is it’s when you’re drinking alcohol, which I never recommend, alcohol is a poison.

Amandha: Guys, we’re not supposed to be drinking booze. That’s a cultural phenomenon and it makes you emotionally unstable and it hurts your organs, especially your liver. We’re not meant to drink like that. So it’s one standard drink. The maximum is one standard drink, which is basically one ounce for a woman per day maximum.

Amandha: And two standard drinks for a, you know, a larger male per day maximum. That’s the extent of any involvement in alcohol that should ever happen, and that’s not what happens when people go out drinking. So you’d not use DMSO in conjunction with alcohol because it reduces alcohol’s clearance. I get more into that in really more refined details in other videos, like, ’cause it depends on if you have alcohol first and then DMSO second or DMSO first and alcohol second.

Amandha: It, so basically if you’re DMSO loaded and you drink one drink, it’s like you’re drunk, you know, off that drink for, you know, long, long time before it clears. But if you are drinking and then you start using a little bit DMSO, it’s not really going to have the same problem or issue. Right? So there’s like a, it has a unique kind of involvement.

Amandha: And then just understanding that like it really likes water. So some people will freak out if they’ve touched DMSO, especially pure, and they think they have to wash their hands afterward. Don’t wash your hands. Don’t wash your hands of DMSO. Just let it absorb because it will immediately start to bring in a lot of water and then you can get wrinkly fingers like you’ve been in the bath for two hours and it takes like, you know, maybe half an hour or to, you know, an hour for it to totally clear up if you really did a lot of it.

Amandha: So people are like, why are my fingers, you know, wrinkly. Well, it’s because you had a lot of water now soaking in because the DM o opened the door to the bare three different ways actually of the barrier of the skin. So it’s, you’ve just waterlogged your skin basically through that process, so that’s not what you do.

Amandha: Okay. It could also, if you’re applying, like I was applying 90% over and over again when I first started using it, and the skin on my arms start to sort of thicken up. And so imagine like you keep doing that and the body’s like, whoa, I have to adapt. I have to respond to the fact that my skin keeps opening over and over again.

Amandha: So maybe I should get thicker skin, just so I can handle this a bit better. It’s not a problem in and of itself because once you halt using it, it just returns to normal. So it’s not a permanent thing. The burning, the tingling, the itching, like I said, like those responses you just be aware of them and.

Amandha: The itching just goes away pretty quickly anyway. You don’t really wanna do high doses if you say, I have a sunburn because you’re already sensitive and hot and itchy. And so that’s why I designed an aloe vera 30%. Skin gel. That is for burns specifically, that’s the most amount you wanna use in a burn situation at that stage.

Amandha: Unless you’re getting into real burn victims like third degree burns and stuff then that’s a different story. You do wanna use it, probably even an IV for those situations. It can heal and prevent scars from burns. I wish the medical establishment understood the power mm-hmm. Of using DMSO in the hospitals and for emergencies and stuff.

Amandha: I wish we were there, but we’re not there yet. ’cause they’re doing all this fancy schmancy skin grafting and all these things. But they could involve DMSO and have like really great survival rates for severe burns, especially like, you know, heavy percentages over the body burns. And of course if you’re on drugs or taking any kind of medication, it’s going to amplify the medication for you.

Amandha: So that means understand what, like go read your drug insert. Like actually re, I don’t even know if people taking medications really have read all the side effects, all the, you know, information that’s in the full insert on that drug. Because I would think if you actually read the whole thing, you’d be horrified.

Amandha: Very. You know what I mean? I’m horrified reading them like anything. Risk of death. Okay, can I just take the risk of death like that I had before the new risk of death with the drug and have my kidneys like still working for me. You know what I mean? So whatever. But read that. And so for example, if it’s a blood pressure medication, it’s going to deliver more drug, which means you could see side effects of overdose if you start using DMSO.

Amandha: So the wise thing is, would be to step down whatever medication you’re taking before you start using it, because it’s already going to amplify to the same level as where you were before use, right? So a lot of people will just read that so they know what too much of a drug looks like in their body. So they know if they’re in that situation and then before they start, they reduce their drug amount.

Amandha: So they aren’t going to be in that overdose situation because they’re just gonna get a similar level to what they just were at, like I was saying about the chemo, right? It’s just able to deliver it and utilize it more effectively. So you need less. And then keep, you know, continuing to work off the drug while you work onto the DMSO and the other supports because drug, those drugs were never meant to be taken long term.

Amandha: And the industry has gotten so greedy and careless that they want you on that drug for life. I have actually a video called they take This Drug for Life and other stories I call it, right? Where they’re like, it’s just marketing. It’s just marketing. You’re gonna have to be on it forever. They abuse our elders like this all the time.

Amandha: It’s absolutely disgusting. They just want, they’re just cash cows. So just like how can we, you know, manipulate these innocent people to get as much as we can out of them before we offer them maid, you know, seriously. Right. Take their organs. Yeah. It’s an interesting called, so it’s, yes. Okay, so question.

Sascha: Just a few things with that. So. How long does DMSO stay in the body for and when you’re talking about dose and interactions with drugs, are you talking about frequency or are you talking about concentration or are you talking about a combination of both and when it comes to the drugs, what if somebody’s just doing a one-off?

Amandha: ’cause they have an acute pain situation. Are you talking about more an extended regular use of DMSO where they have to step down their drugs? Those are, yeah, it’s a good question. Really, if you’re going to use. Any percentage in any way, shape or form. You don’t know how your responses are gonna be in your circumstances because everything’s really individual medicine individual anyway.

Amandha: So it’s just prudent to reduce your dose if you’re gonna be using something, say, higher than like a 50%. If you’re just gonna do, like I’ve had, I have people who are still on medication, they’re doing eyedrops, you know, and they don’t change their medication even though I’m encouraging them to get off it helping them to do so.

Amandha: But like, you know, they’ll do that. Or if they say, use my facelift in a jar, it’s only about 25% DMSO that’s not going to interact really very much. It’s gonna stay very local. So like, if you’re using really low doses, maybe once a day here and there, you’re not gonna notice. Very much of changes ’cause it’s, it is pretty low dose, but you start getting into ingestion, you start getting into upper, you know, higher than 50% or using it multiple times a day, you’re gonna start to notice that, you know, the drugs are a little bit too high in your system.

Amandha: Or depending on the drug, which is where I’d love to see studies kind of go toward more, because, you know, in a sense, just to understand that the interactions, because some drugs will be detoxed by DMSO faster, right, right, so some drugs will be enhanced and some drugs will be like. Removed and we don’t really know to what extent and how those things work.

Amandha: And I’d love to know, you know, which ones and why and we could get into chemistry and probably figure some of them out just logically and chemically which would be like a whole thesis in and of itself. Mm-hmm. However, and we do have some, there are some studies and Right, like I said, with chemo and there’s some drugs they’ve done studies on because it is actually one of the most studied substances, which is kind of ironic that we, most people still don’t know about it, you know?

Amandha: Mm-hmm. Even though it’s growing, more people are knowing now than ever before, which is wonderful. But yeah, it’s really just about like how much your state health, right. And have like a entire course called self-assessment course. And I encourage people who. Aren’t even tuned in. They’re kind of new to everything.

Amandha: Maybe they’re on some medications. It’s a great way to start. I’m creating my 12 step plan to becoming your own doctor. I’ve already done a beta test. It’s going into written form, then I’m gonna do it as a webinar, then I’m gonna do it as a masterclass, and it’s gonna be a, it basically a whole teaching schedule.

Amandha: And at the end you can get a certificate. You’re, you know, you could even become a coach or a community leader or whatever to teach others this information. But, you know, it’s like how the first step, step one is self-reflection because you actually have to do, you know, when you see a patient, you have to do an intake form.

Amandha: Why? Well, you wanna get their history. You wanna know what exposures they’ve had. You wanna know everything that’s going on as much as you can, because then you can make a proper holistic assessment and this is just a method of you kind of doing it for yourself, like. Ask, what questions would you ask?

Amandha: Well, that takes you through all the questions. Like, oh, you know, here’s what I, you know, here’s what I’ve gone through. Here’s what I eat, here’s what I do or don’t. With exercise like it, it will give you a really good, you know, ping back on. Okay, yeah, I have to do more here. Or here’s where my areas are weaker and set.

Amandha: And before you even start diving into some of this stuff like if you’re new and, you know, you don’t know how to do some of these things or use some of these products. So, so I’m sorry. I think that was only one part of your question to ask. What was your, the other one was how long does it last?

Amandha: Long? Yeah. How long does it stay in the body? Right. So how so? It also depends, of course, because we’re individual and we have individual metabolic capacities, and, but it’s generally you know, three days or so. For like an average individual, it will be a single dose, but it transmits, sorry, so a single dose, it depends because, yeah.

Amandha: Yeah, totally know because again, there’s so many variables. So when you have so many variable, what we do know is say you took one ounce, of like a 50% solution. Okay. And you ingested it and, or maybe you just, you, I usually suggest one teaspoon in four or five ounces of liquid, right?

Amandha: To just have a proper absorption, have enough water involved for everything to be mobile in case you’re dehydrated, right? So I usually suggest that instead of just a 50%, but you can do it like that. 50% is your maximum in ingestible percentage. Say you do that, they found, you know, immediately almost, that’s how fast it moves.

Amandha: It’s in every organ at that point. Like it, within 10, 20 seconds it’s traveled, it’s everywhere. And now the med me metabolic activity starts to go. And so that could take a number of hours. That could take a number of days. It just depends on, you know, your pH of those tissues what activities it’s focus focusing on.

Amandha: So, I can’t really like say, oh, it’s for sure 24 hours, or it’s for sure right. You know, 48 hours or that kind of thing. So, but know that ultimately what we like to do, if you’re doing medium to high doses, is that if you leave it, like give a break, take a break for one or two days, say on the weekend, then the metabolites that are breaking down will have their own, they take longer to actually get out of the body than the DMSO does to metabolize, right?

Amandha: So DMSO will metabolize, but then it’s the metabolites that can take a little longer, a few days to come out of the body. And so if you’re doing DMSO and DMSO and metabolites and metas and metabolites, then you know, if you take the weekend off, the metabolites will fade. So usually a couple of days.

Amandha: Right after you stop, it’s pretty much run through all the metabolites. Move out. Yeah. I usually tell people if they’re going to ingest it, I think there’s a good 24 hour period where you can really be quite stinky, which is something I wanna talk about as well. It’s funny, my husband was consuming it a little while ago and he was in the bath one night and I came home and the entire house stunk because it just came out as pores in the heat and the sweat and it was everywhere as clears.

Amandha: But the funny thing is, as soon as I consumed it, I couldn’t smell him or myself anymore. Right? You don’t know that you stink. So I people that if you’re gonna be in a big public place, people are gonna wonder what’s wrong with you because. You are gonna stink. Yeah. I think Stanley Jacobs said God made the most perfect healing molecule on earth except for one thing.

Amandha: And it’s that it has this sulfur, you know, odor anything you would expect from sulfur. Right. You know, people have gone to sulfur springs or eaten too many eggs and have something, you know, self risks come out of them. Yeah you know, that’s not always the most nice smell. There are always to mitigate with it.

Amandha: For one, it can tell you something about the person’s body from just like a health perspective. It can tell you that their metabolism might be sluggish if they’re very stinky. I’ve had it also depends on how toxic they are. I had one elderly gentleman starting to use DMSO and he went through some pretty crazy detox and he stunk something awful.

Amandha: And it wasn’t even just like a garbage or oyster or garlic smell. There was something else that was being metabolized by the DMSO that was toxic in him. And it just had to finish its process. And then it also elucidated, like I said, it can elucidate other subclinical things that we really weren’t.

Amandha: Keen on, unless you did, you know, you kinda knew what you were looking for and you could get lab tests or something like that. So it was giving us new information about what was going on in his body, which we were able to solve. Right? So understanding that is a process. One thing that I learned about I met a man who worked with Stanley Jacob.

Amandha: We’re in communication. He’s a, he’s an elder, he’s wonderful. And he has been doing studies on this exact problem and what he found was that polyphenols was what helped to mitigate the odor the most and we were sort of talking about what would be the best polyphenol what would be, you know, dosages.

Amandha: We hadn’t really gotten to that point. I will reach out to him again and have like another discussion with him about it. Because he wanted to pass all the knowledge onto me and he wanted to pass all, a lot of the the lab work onto me too, but I don’t really have a lab set up to like, continue what he was doing.

Amandha: I think a lot of elders at that age, they wanna, if they’re unfinished with their work, they wanna find a protege to carry it on. So I think he was sort of seeing me a little bit like that. And then my life kind of upended, so, but now I’m kind of getting, you know, forward thinking again. And I’ll reach out to him.

Amandha: So, he’s a very kind man. He’s a very thoughtful man. And what he found was like pomegranate juice, for example, has a really high amount of polyphenol. So if you’re going to ingest it, or if you’re doing it topically, then you know, increase your levels of pomegranate juice, you know, drink a couple cups a bit a day, or if you’re gonna put it in the liquid, use the pomegranate juice as the liquid.

Amandha: You can also take things like quercetin, for example. That’s another one. That has a lot of polyphenol activity. That’s very helpful. And we also found, and I had found this independently and so it was kind of interesting ’cause I wrote about this in my book and then when we had a conversation, he was like, he found independently the same thing I did, which is anything that adds another oxygen, moiety will make it MSM and then MSM breaks down differently and it doesn’t smell.

Amandha: So, hydrogen peroxide MMS right? Anything that’s ozone, anything that’s giving another oxygen moiety to the system. We just don’t know the exact conditions and the exact dosages of like to perfect that yet. That’s why he was studying everything. ’cause he actually wanted to market a product specifically for DMSO use.

Amandha: Ah. That was what he was working toward. Right. And I’m more like, oh, I don’t got time for that. Drink pomegranate juice. Well, okay, I had somebody call me and ask me. She heard somebody say molybdenum sulfate. Okay. Molybdenum. Yes. So molybdenum metabolizes sulfur and so if now usually we don’t see it as necessarily like someone stinking or not stinking and they don’t, and it’s a molybdenum issue per se.

Amandha: It could be, but it’s not always the case. Like what I’m saying is you can take molybdenum and still stink. So there’s more to the story than just, we’ll call it Molly, the different kind of Molly. Yeah. I can’t say ma. I know it’s a mouthful. Who, what man named that word. Okay. That’s what I’m gonna say.

Amandha: You know what I mean? Yeah. Some of these, some of the words anyway maybe we have to find it in another language. It’ll be more elegant. Right. So yeah. But molybdenum is important for the metabolism of sulfur and it is important, and I’m glad you brought it up, because if you are not finding effect, some people are very congested and if you’re not finding a lot of effect, you’re taking it and you’re getting.

Amandha: Like, you’re not seeing the pain relief or you’re not seeing the skin repair, whatever. It could actually indicate that you’re deficient in molybdenum. And it does help with the metabolism of it at the end products as well. So, I just say get your, all your trace minerals in your life and it won’t be an issue.

Sascha: Right. And if you feel you have to take more, just be careful. ’cause you don’t really need a l it is a trace mineral. You don’t need a ton of it. So you don’t need to take high doses or anything like that? Or would you take it, say every other I use So, sorry. Sorry, I don’t mean, but could you take it, would you take it regularly or l less regular or or intermittently if you had a low dose supplement.

Amandha: Well, if you’re doing. Yeah, I would take, like, I would do it alongside, you know, what I was doing for my DMSO. If I was doing internal and topical DMSO, I’d probably take one dose a day with that, with zinc as well. ’cause zinc also helps the whole processing. So there’s more is that never just one thing in isolation for metabolism, right?

Amandha: Mm-hmm. It’s always a bunch of co-factors working together. And so you just have to be careful to not lean too heavy one way or the other. And that’s why I was saying I like this product that we carry called Concentrate, which is essentially like salt water, you know, from from, what’s that? I said?

Amandha: Totally. Yeah. Oh, totally. Sorry. Yeah. Yeah. So, so basically, you know, you’re getting like a natural source whole. Trace mineral support that will make sure everything’s kind of moving as it needs to. And you know, there’s one explanation of say the biochemistry, but there’s more to the story than you know, what is biochemistry If you break it down to the next level, it’s really just, you know, electricity.

Amandha: Right, because everything is pinging off one, it’s one another. And then the next layer of that is like structured water and the energy of water and how water relates to the electricity. So when we’re talking about biochemistry, the whittling down of that to the next further level and what we’re really saying, what’s really happening, like the end user position is about pH and electricity.

Amandha: That’s everything is happening based on that mo movement motion reaction responses. Right and then from that we’re getting, you know, we can nitty gritty it, call these things, you know, this is what, you know, the element is being involved with it in this way, in shape or form. This is where the protein foldings coming in.

Amandha: This is where all these, but that’s the base of the current of how everything is really operating. Because when you break down biochemistry, it comes down to like. What we in sort of bull and stick model, talk about electrons and protons and neutrons. Right. Which it kind of doesn’t. It does, but doesn’t work like that.

Amandha: It’s you know, anyway, we use these terms because that’s how we understand it and that’s how we explain it. But it’s actually more nuanced and more more misunderstood I guess than that, that, that layer is not really discussed very much, if you will. Right. So I stick to the biochemistry ’cause it makes more logical sense.

Amandha: But if you were to really go in there and see what’s going on, it’s like a teaming with life and activity. We’re full of life and activity. We have like our own bacterial lineages breaking things down for us, communicating and like mobilizing and like, it’s, we’re living, it’s not like we’re sterile. We’re like li things are moving around us constantly and there’s like, you know, not just Brownian motion style, like there’s real living stuff going on in there. Right, right. You know, and then we have a whole biofield that there’s a whole current aspect of it and that you can, so I find if people, I think the worst issue is if people are very congested, very blocked and their microbiome, you know, is damaged, then the body’s not able to sequester, manufacture, break something down, make what it needs.

Amandha: It’s like the body is so intelligent. If it’s lacking somewhere, it’ll make you crave it or it’ll try to find it from other tissue or whatever. Right? So the whole idea is you wanna try to make sure that your diet is, well, your digestion is good, your ensuring you’re getting all of the minerals in, you know, all the minerals that are available, that you’re getting them.

Amandha: And then you don’t have to get so, oh, I need this mineral over that mineral, over this mineral. Like, you’re kind of covering your bases that you need for the whole of your life to actually function optimally. Right, right. What about yes. Minerals are so key, and I think that’s a big deficiency these days, but that, what about using DMSO in an enema?

Amandha: Well, okay, so think about the colon and what it where it is. I mean, what it’s doing right, it’s getting rid of waste and as I said, DMSO will, you know, attach itself to all sorts of things, including that which is unwanted, and then it will take it through tissue. So if you, I would only use it in an enema for a few specific reasons.

Amandha: If there was a, like an actual ulcer wound, cancer diverticulitis, something where there was a, you know, a colitis just an actual overt disease of that area, then maybe I’ve never used it and I’ve never recommended to do it, but I know people who have done it. You have to make sure you’ve done a few cleanses first just to clean the area.

Amandha: Out from any stool, any debris. So it’s a little more involved because you’re already doing a couple of say, salt water enemas or even maybe an herbal enema or something, or urine enema first to get clean. And then you also have to consider the materials of what you’re putting it in, like the enema bag or the kit or whatever, right.

Amandha: And then what are you doing? Like why are you getting it in that area or why do you feel the need to get it in that area? When you can just either ingest it, put it on, topically that in that local space that you could get that effect. So it has to be, you have to understand why you’re doing it.

Amandha: Not just, Hey, I’m gonna do a, like, it’s not like, Hey, I wanna do a coffee and I’m a, you know, once a week because I wanna clean up my liver and my gallbladder, which is great. It’s not the same application or understanding. And it’s not to put it down, it’s just be very careful about what you’re doing.

Amandha: ’cause you could change the pH. You could, it has some bacterio, static qualities. You could alter what’s going on there. With the microbiome a little bit, not that it’s any permanent like it doesn’t do that to us in any damaging way. It doesn’t create super bugs. It doesn’t select for such a damaging change, right?

Amandha: Like what antibiotics do or anything like that. But yeah, it’s not something that I, that I. Go, Hey, you should, did you do A-D-M-S-O enema today? Yeah, like it’s kind of on the last of my list and only if someone really is having a hard time healing, they’re already using it internally and topically and they’re maybe not getting healing quickly or something’s going with their gut or blood flow or something, then maybe.

Sascha: Okay so the average person, would you recommend that they incorporate DMSO into their daily life and what is your regular use of DMSO? How do you use it? Are you ingesting it regularly? Are you just using it in your cream? Or what do you say for people who are like, okay, I gotta use this, but I don’t have anything wrong?

Amandha: A lot of people do, but let’s first start with just the average person. Well, I mean, the average person is extremely toxic, and I know I, I said that and I heard, I know. Okay, so you mean the rare person? Yeah. Okay. Okay. Yeah. Okay. The rare person. That’s perfect. Yeah. Or almost. Yeah. Okay. Let’s say an angel has descended, they have never eaten that Kentucky Fried Chicken or had a vaccine.

Amandha: Okay, cool. Got them. Yeah. They, I would say like for maintenance, anti-aging benefits, like you’re looking at more for just like, you know, those types of things, right. Longevity purposes. Yeah. That kind of stuff. Right. Like I use, here’s what I do on a regular basis and extra things. So I always use like after I come out of the shower, I always use facelift in a jar.

Amandha: Usually whole body. I usually do a whole body or I do facelift in a jar ’cause I have a lot of different products. So, yeah, I like to be, I vary things a lot. So I’ll do just facelift in a jar with wrinkle reducer on my face. Or I’ll use Cleopatra secret and facelift in a jar. So I do usually do a combo of one of my DMSO creams, usually facelift and something else on my face.

Amandha: And I do a whole massage thing. Okay. Then my, my, once I’ve stopped sweating, because the other thing I didn’t mention in this, in the safety features is it’s not great to use DMSO when you’re actively sweating, you wanna be like dry, complete ’cause sweating is a detox. Right. And you don’t wanna, you don’t want that to go back in.

Amandha: So just wait till you’re totally finished sweating. So sometimes I’m really hot when I come outta the shower. If I, you know, I usually try to rinse cold. That’s a really great thing to like, you know, get everything to tighten back up again. Stop the sweating process, dry everything off, make sure you’re pretty fully dry, not sweating.

Amandha: Then I’ll do a whole body, either my dandelion lotion or my facelift in a jar, full body and both of those contain DMSO, internally I will only. You, I’ve only used MSM, not only, but right now I’m using MSM internally because I’m more comfortable with that. I don’t have anything overt going on, and I just want it for like, skin, hair, nails, just general and glutathione support.

Amandha: And I don’t need to, you know, tackle smells and things and I don’t have any over from that amount of my use. And then the other thing I use on the regular is my 50% DMSO with magnesium product it helps with sleep. So before bed or if I, we have so much snow here in Canada that I’m shoveling a lot and if I overdo my shoveling in any way, ’cause I tend to twist, I tend to shovel in a certain.

Amandha: You know, non ergonomic way, and I might strain like my SI joint or my low back or something. And then I’ll use either the 50% product or I’ll use my peace cream, which is for, you know, pain and inflammation. So I’ll use that just as I need to. But the magnesium DMSO I use pretty regularly, and that’s pretty much about my regular dosages that I use for maintenance.

Amandha: And then if I have. Something. Sometimes I get lymph congestion if I’m doing lymph congestion. 30% gel. I use my 30% gel a lot. I use it on my pets a lot too. So I’ll put that on say a node that’s like, I can feel there’s some congestion. Mm-hmm and then I’ll usually put turpentine on top of that and then I’ll usually do a castor oil pack as well, like as a combo just to get everything liquified and moving.

Amandha: So if you ever have like a hard nodule or a lump, the idea is you wanna liquefy it and so DMSO can be with a really high amount of like water volume. So a 30% is really great because it’ll saturate and hydrate the node directly and then the turpentine is a cleanser. It’s also a tree product and these tree products like to work well together. They play nice together and I. And I find that’s very also if there’s any tension, tightness or pain, it combos well, and then the castor oil is a detoxifier and I’ll put like a hot water bottle over top, just sit down, maybe do some crocheting or something like that.

Amandha: And it’s just, it softens everything and helps the meridians open and helps the debris just to move out of the area. ’cause my tonsils were taken out as a child and so my whole life I’ve had to take care of my spleen and my lymph from the damage that caused me. So I’m very aware of that.

Sascha: Yeah. Do you sell turpentine on your sake? ’cause I know for Canadians looking to get turpentine, it’s not easy to get it into this country. no. I used to be able to buy the Diamond G one or that particular one online and get it through it’s touch and go. Now the border’s even worse.

Amandha: Like I just stocked up when I was I’m a kind of a prepper, so I, I just, I knew this day would come, like I knew this times are going, they don’t want us to have things that, you know, the crunch is here, right? Yeah. They just keep clamping down. Everything’s getting more expensive. Soon the dollar will collapse, like all this shit.

Amandha: So they’re playing their games and so I started prepping a long time ago, so I bought a lot of it a long time ago. Oh, okay. And, but you can, like obviously if you’re not in Canada, you can get it pretty easily. If you have someone who’s right across the border or just like if you drive across the border, you can get it through.

Sascha: They don’t know what it is. Yeah, they have no idea. Yeah, just say it’s for painting. It’s my turpentine for painting. Like they don’t know shit, right? No, they don’t. Yeah. No. I just tried to order some a while ago and I just found something. You had one bottle left here, thank God. But it can, they wouldn’t ship to Canada, so I was just curious.

Sascha: No, so that’s why. Okay. Okay. Yeah, so, okay. This has been really amazing. So just a couple, couple more things before we talk about how people can learn more about you and where they can go. ’cause I know guys, this is a ton of information. This is why you want this book healing with DMSO, so you can have it as a reference so that you continually refer back to it, get that next recipe.

Sascha: Oh, I wonder if I could help this. I wonder, I can help that probably chances are there is something in this book that will address a situation that you’re dealing with. So Amandha, what about like, let’s go back to that blood pressure thing because this idea of blood flow, that’s a big thing. I think we’re very stagnant when it comes to our lymph, our bile, our blood.

Sascha: People are just stagnant. Things aren’t moving. They don’t move enough. They don’t move in the right natural ways, whatever. So that blood flow is a big thing because I always tell people when they talk to me and they wanna get their blood pressure down, now I’m like, it’s up for a reason. Right? Think about you constricting a hose and then you turn down the water.

Sascha: How is the water gonna get freaking through? It needs to increase the pressure to get through that. So clarifying that, because that’s a really important point because people just think automatically that blood high blood pressure is dangerous without realizing that the body’s intelligent and it’s elevating it for a reason.

Sascha: So let’s just give an example of how to, we can apply the use of DMSO in this particular situation. If you wouldn’t mind. Yeah, I mean that and we gotta get that fever down, those two, I mean, right. That too. Absolutely. I mean, it’s just like, it’s so ignorant. You know, and it’s just what it really is people don’t trust their bodies and they don’t understand that we’re intelligently designed.

Amandha: So they’ve lost the divinity of this world, of this realm, you know? And they have given away their power to, you know, the authorities, the false authorities, the ones who lie, cheat, steal rob damage, kill those people. I don’t know why. I think things are turning a corner where more and more are seeing it in our.

Amandha: Are finished. Right? They don’t wanna support tyranny corruption anymore. It’s like we’re moving on. We’re, like I’ve said before, we’re not gonna fight the existing system. We’re just gonna create a new one and move on and leave them in the dust and they can just die out. Right if no one goes to the doctor and buys their poisons, then what are they gonna, they already tried to force it down our throats.

Amandha: Did you notice that? Yeah. Right. I did. Yeah. With the, well they did, they had to fake a pandemic to force shots down our throats. Right. Like they have to create crises in order to try to convince us to take their shit cause we don’t want it anymore already. So that’s gonna become more and more.

Amandha: So yeah, the whole high blood pressure bat, high fever bat. Look, if you are eating ding dongs, Coca-Cola drinking booze, sitting on the couch all day or whatever, you’re not taking care of your health. At all. That’s the system for you, right? That’s the death cult.

Amandha: If you are the type of person who is continually living inside the death cult and feeding yourself poison on a daily basis, that’s what that system is there for you.

Amandha: It’s for zombies, right? It’s can we get a little bit of extra, can we suppress the symptoms of healing? ’cause that’s what symptoms are. Can we give them a drug to stop to shock the body so it stops producing symptoms to give the illusion that they’re fine. So they can go on for a few more months, or even a year or maybe two years until everything is worse again.

Amandha: Then they come back and then we do it again until they’re dead. And that’s the system for. The living dead as I call them. Okay? They’re the walking dead of the living dead. And they are one foot in the grave. So of course they’re gonna be a mess. And of course, they’re gonna depend on that system and it’s gonna look heroic to them because if they make the symptom go away, magically they’re cured, right?

Amandha: So that’s for them. But if you wanna live and you want to be healthy, and you want to feel good, and you want to live your purpose, right, you know that you’re not gonna poison yourself, or at least overtly too, you know, everyone’s gonna have a little bit of their. Thing where you know it’s happening. So I always say like, you try to be perfect 70% of the time and good graces will allow you for the most part.

Amandha: Okay. So do your best for se for 70% of that. Okay. Yeah. Sometimes you can have the ice cream, sometimes you can have whatever your little, you know, cheats. But that’s on the, that’s the low end, right? You can have one vice but not four vices. Okay. So, because the body is very forgiving and very ad adapting, so when it comes to things like hypertension and you have somebody who’s obese, they are eating poorly, they are drinking alcohol, they are poisoning themselves on a regular basis.

Amandha: And they have hypertension and they already have vessel weakness and strictures and things. Yeah, sure. They could probably have a heart attack with runaway. Blood pressure like that because they’re already weak inside their system. But if you are understanding that when you have a hypertensive moment that the body is trying to move thick, viscous blood into a system, or it’s having something wrong with its kidneys where there’s stricture, or it’s not making nitrous oxide or it’s not, something is wrong, where the vessels are not relaxing enough, that elastin is not working properly, or the collagen’s not working properly, right?

Amandha: Something’s going on in the system that’s not allowing that blood flow to work properly. So in order to help it actually regulate, it’s just a sign. It’s just telling you, Hey, you’re eating too much crap. You are not moving your body, you’re not, you do, you know, you can control your blood pressure with breathing?

Amandha: Would your doctor ever tell you that you could do diaphragmatic breathing and get your blood pressure down 10 to 20 points, you know, in the systolic. Right? Mm-hmm. Just by breathing for five to 10 minutes, right? This is what I say. When people go into like, they go get their blood pressure done, it’s like, do it now.

Amandha: First of all, walk up stairs, then walk down, then take your blood pressure and then rest for a while and do diaphragmatic pre breathing, and then take your blood pressure. And don’t tell me that’s not adaptive. Your blood pressure goes through the roof. If you go for a run, you’re still alive, aren’t you?

Amandha: Did you have a stroke when you went for a run? No. Right. You’d only go for a stroke when you had a run. If your vessel walls was already so broken down, your body was already so at the end game, that’s when a natural, if you would stroke, would occur. And that’s what the industry capitalizes on and says, if you don’t get this blood pressure under control, you could have a stroke, you could die.

Amandha: Right? And that’s how they fearmonger people into taking these poisons that damage their kidneys. Right? And kidneys, by the way, has, is your longevity like when your kidneys run out? End of story onto the next life. Okay. The kidneys dictate your longevity and so if you’re taking something that is damaging the kidney in any way, you’re cutting years off of your life, it’s not worth it, right?

Amandha: And so the best thing to do is breathing hibiscus and chia seeds. I actually have a hibiscus chia seeds combination on my YumNaturals website. I had one guy, he was a runner. He was healthy, he was had no over. Whatsoever, but had essential hypertension. And of course the doctor was pushing pills and he was like, I don’t want them.

Amandha: And I said, you’re a little bit bolding, so I think there is something going on. Why is the blood not getting to your head? You know? And so I think I said that you still have something systemically inflamed. Something systemically inflamed, and it is just sub subclinical. We’re not catching onto it.

Amandha: So let’s just help your blood be more functional and let’s get the inflammation a little bit more managed. ’cause something’s, there’s some chronicity. He literally only did the hibiscus recipe that I have on my blog. Wow. And the chia seed, every day he’d make the full dose and he would drink it all throughout the day.

Amandha: And he came back to me, I think it was two weeks later, normal blood pressure. Okay. Wow. So what I’m saying is there’s multiple ways that you can approach this issue that is going to nourish your entire system, help your vessels become strong, protect your kidneys from, you know, longevity diminishing damage from drugs, right?

Amandha: And have better quality of life. Why wouldn’t you do that? Why wouldn’t you hydrate and take Omega-3 fatty acids and take magnesium and make sure you’re getting sunlight right? That will regulate your hormones.

Amandha: What? Over time you’ll get the feedback of yeah, it’s because you’re chronically inflamed like this gentleman once, or yeah. It’s because you already have kidney disease and we need to take care of it with say, parsley leaf or corn silk, right? And support and tonify the kidneys or do castor oil packs.

Amandha: Right Or do urine therapy or, oh, it’s actually the liver. The liver’s not regulating the blood properly. It’s not filtering the blood properly. It’s thick and viscous. It’s having a hard time moving to the micro vessels in your hands and feet and your head and your eyes, right, and all those little vessels.

Amandha: Oh, okay. So it’s too much in the blood. Let me support my liver with castor oil packs and coffee enemas and topical magnesium and DMS. So let me get on top of that. Why wouldn’t you want that? Do you know what I mean? Instead of, oh, I gotta take my pill and feel like crap when you come off of it, because you can have rebound hypotension a additionally from that you’re driving a car, you’re gonna faint.

Amandha: I mean, there’s just so many dangers that they don’t even tell you about when you say, when they say they have to take this drug for life. So there’s and DMSO specifically, like even if you did nothing else. And just magnesium. DMSO. Okay. For hypertension, miles ahead. DMSO is inflammation modulating, I don’t like the word anti-inflammatory.

Amandha: Mm-hmm. Because inflammation is part of our healing, but it’s when inflammation gets. Stuck. So the molecules that create the inflammatory process get trapped and or the, it’s runaway because there’s just so much tissue damage that is trying very desperately to get mobilization. So it keeps sending this stuff, but the stuff doesn’t get to where it’s going.

Amandha: So the feedback is still saying more. Right. And so DMSO shuts off that more, more signal because it helps all that stuff move away and it helps all the things get to the healing. So the whole inflammatory thing can just relax and it will help the oxygen levels in the blood it so it can form an O and it can relax the elastin and it also can support the vessel wall mucosa and the intima and the middle layers of it and the muscle layers of it.

Amandha: It can support all of those things, one product. Right. So I have I can’t tell you how thousands and thousands of people now, ’cause I’ve been doing this for so long. I mean we, if you go to Yummy Doctor and click on testimonials, you can read testimonial after testimonial. You can go for days reading testimonials.

Amandha: We put all our testimonials up for people to read because it’s such a cynical world out there with so much misinformation. So hear it from people who have done it and there are people say, you know, this is what healed in me. This is how fast it healed. This is, you know, the benefit that happened to me for using it.

Amandha: I got off the drugs, I got off, I threw my glasses away. I did, you know, I was able to heal that, you know, the break in my leg or the pain syndrome that I had for years, or the fibromyalgia on the on and on, okay. Just from one substance. So just understanding the versatility of what it’s offering, when it’s doing a multi-systems approach, adding oxygen, mobilizing out, waste, all the things I talk about.

Amandha: That’s what the body’s trying to do to heal. That’s what healing is, right? Repair. N and giving all the co-factors so all those processes can happen, and getting the waste and the garbage out of the area. That’s your healing process. And then everything else regulates the electricity, the pH, right? And then you can get down to the nitty gritty.

Amandha: Sometimes it’ll elucidate something. Then you’ll be able to target it better. Then you know, one nutritional aspect is lacking or another, or maybe your digestion hasn’t been on and now you know you have to fix your gut, and then they’ll assimilate the food. You’re eating better and maybe you’re not even chewing properly.

Amandha: And it’s, you’ll find out these things when you start to uncover piece by piece, your own mystery of your body as opposed to dulling your senses. Right. Knocking out your communication pathways with drugs, suppressive drugs, and basically you’re taking time bomb at that point, right? Because not only are you not addressing the root cause, you’re not really healing the issue that’s at hand, right?

Amandha: It’s like putting a little piece of tape over the engine light on your car and thinking it’s fine, right? And then you’re adding insult to injury by taking something that’s hurting your organs further. It’s ridiculous, right? You can heal your blood pressure completely, naturally, a hundred percent of the time.

Amandha: I’ve had many experiences with wonderful people who are brave enough to do it, and they’re living happy, healthy lives now, right? They’re not. An organ harvested person living in someone else’s body. Right? Oh God. Oh my God, what a world. Tell me what you really think. Oh, that’s hilarious. And okay, so, and if they were to be using, just say, okay, the mag chloride with the DMSO.

Sascha: What, how much a day are they? They’re using that morning and night kind of thing, topically all over the body, spraying it all over. Sure. I mean, I make just a magnesium oil as well as a topical, you could use, say just the magnesium at night. You could use either or both. It really depends on what you’re doing, what you’re after.

Amandha: Like you could do seven to 10 sprays morning and night. Okay. You could do, usually you need less because see, magnesium topically like that is already transdermal quite well. Like it does go right? Yeah. But what’s interesting with the DMSO is, ’cause sometimes I find DMSO on its own can be itchy.

Amandha: Yeah. Magnesium ons own can be itchy, but together they’re not itchy. They’re not. I know. It’s crazy. Yeah, I know. Yeah. So, so they’re, they like each other, you know, they really like to they work with each other to get through easier and I think there’s less openings needed to do that job, so you get less.

Amandha: Itchy kind of responses and I just, what I don’t like, like right before bed, I don’t want, sometimes it feels a residue kind of on your hands from the minerals. ’cause we don’t use, we use actually a Nari mineral rich, like from the ocean magnesium chloride. We don’t use like, like a chemical kind of one from you know, from those companies.

Amandha: Like we use specifically, we want it from the ocean. Yeah. And so there’s some, there’s other trace minerals in there that can give like, just a little bit of residue while it’s absorbing. Like it can, there’s different stages of it. Yeah. So what I do is I just spray it on, say my thighs, and then I just use the backs of my arms to rub it in that way.

Amandha: Oh. And then it’s not on my hands. And then I go right to bed so I have it on my bedside. Table. Just be careful if you have anything DMSO on any lacquered wood surface, it can, it’s it can act kind of like a paint thinner and it can, you can rack your surfaces, so be careful with that. I made a mistake.

Amandha: I had, I don’t even remember what product it was now. But it was stronger DMSO, and it was on my bedside table and it spilled a little bit, and that mark, it just took the shine out of it. So just be careful not to do that, to make those mistakes. Okay. Okay. Well, okay. This is great. I think that’s enough.

Yummy.Doctor, Membership, Education, and Closing Remarks

Sascha: Probably people like that’s enough, but you have so much more information. Like you’re saying this interview unfortunately is not gonna get out before you get to your i masterclass, but Well, that’s available. Yeah. Ongoing, like, yeah. Yeah. They can purchase that after. So the webinars are free. So every three weeks I do a webinar and then I do a deeper dive into the same topic as a paid masterclass.

Sascha: Okay. So I just go back and forth and back and forth every three weeks. So that’s what I do. So get on your email list, everybody. If you’re not on Amandha’s email list, I mean, this is information that is gonna serve you and your family for your life, right? The, it’s invaluable information. And when you have the tools and the confidence and the understanding, then you’re not going to be succumbed to unnecessary fear and unnecessary.

Sascha: Credentials that really don’t have your best interest in mind, and they don’t even, they’re not even equipped to, to give you the best result anyways. So, Amandha, how does everybody, so you’re offering, you have your membership, you have products, you’re not doing, I think, private consults anymore, right?

Sascha: You just do more the webinars and everything like that. How does everybody get, what are your favorites? You got yummy.doctor, it’s your website. Mm-hmm. Right. DMSO.Store for the DMSO specific products. You also have YumNaturals store, don’t you? Mm-hmm. YummyDoctor, YumNaturals.Store so you just tell me what is the best way for everybody to get, who do you find you and get on your email list?

Amandha: Well, I mean, yummy.doctor, doctors, the domain it’s the hub. And it will, it has the offshoots to all the other places. So I, so that’s probably the best place to just go. There’s public videos, there’s, you know, the blog and if you become a member, we have an entire library. I’ve been working on this library for years and every day we just build on it and build on it and build on it.

Amandha: Eventually it will be a book, it will be like a total health book. That will kind of be my life work probably next to the 12 steps and it just invaluable because as we’re growing and getting more members, like we’re at like around 2000 now and I have my lives on Sundays. People bring their questions and it’s just, I only have so much time.

Amandha: I already push it to like three, three and a half hours, like on a Sunday. Right. Wow and I can’t get to all the questions. So what’s happening is we’re just trying to curate it so that. First, like there’s stages and we’re gonna actually redesign all the websites soon. We’re in that phase. And so it’s gonna be way more user friendly where you go to yummy.doctor and it introduces itself and it shows you how to start, where to start, where to go, where orients you to everything.

Amandha: ’cause it’s just getting bigger and bigger. We had to buy two servers. I guess it’s just bigger. Bigger, right? As we get more members, as they’re talking more and sharing more and there’s more groups and there’s like, it’s basically a social media hub because social media inside there is like, you have your own page, right?

Amandha: You have groups there’s the timeline, right? Feed so we can all communicate with each other. And what’s nice now is that many people have known my work for a long time. They’re more seasoned in it. They know what I’m gonna say sometimes, right? And they’ll come in and answer a question and they’ll do it, and they’re really good at it.

Amandha: They’ll know how to help you orient, even if I can’t answer every single question. So it’s like this grassroots kind of movement, which is part of what I want, because I don’t like the one patient one, you know, doctor kind of burnout method. It should be accessible to everyone. It shouldn’t be in this like linear or hierarchical way where someone wields more power over you.

Amandha: The whole point is that you’re empowered enough to understand this. And to be able then, of course to teach it yourself and to share it to your children and share it to your family confidently and comfortably, right? And that’s where we’re getting to with everything. And, you know, once they go through the actual more formal training, that’s gonna be even more evident.

Amandha: And, but to see people already sharing confidently and helping each other and orienting each other is really wonderful to see. And then the library, you know, they, I say just go there first. Like, check if your condition’s there. There’s full protocols in there. There’s full definitions in there, right?

Amandha: No germ theory, nonsense, like no contagion, nonsense. Like really what is really going on kind of answers, right? Not, oh, it’s HPV, or Oh, it’s rotovirus. Like that doesn’t tell you anything. It doesn’t tell you about what systems are imbalanced, what tissue do you need to repair, what nutrients do you need to do it, you know, what work systems most involved?

Amandha: Like, that’s what four. And then if there’s. More questions or you know, there’s something more specific or nuanced then you bring it to the live or you put the question in one of the groups that’s all organized and then, you know, we are there to support people to figure it out and have success.

Amandha: And yeah, so that’s a great place and then we even have bundles connected to the courses on Yummy Doctor, so there are purchases that are made through there too. But yeah, so the three websites I do have healing with DMSO.com as well, if you just wanna know about the book, because it just talks about what’s in it, like, you know, how many pages it is it, and what’s kind of like excerpts of the book and stuff.

Amandha: If people just are curious about getting a sneak peek of the book if they don’t have it yet. And then I’m no longer on, like my business, we have our own Facebook and Instagram pages, but personally I was. Annexed from Meta. So I am not on there anymore. I’m gonzo. They just, one day they just wiped me out.

Amandha: I would just, in December, I just disappeared me. This is December. Wow, okay. December 17th. They just disappeared near seventh, something like that. Yeah. And they, there’s no appeal process. There’s no, I can’t communicate with anyone. The only thing I’d have to do is go through a lawsuit process to try to get it back.

Amandha: I don’t know if I want meta really anymore though, you know? I’m really not thinking The only loss or there is quite a bit of loss is I was on there for 25 years and so, all my historical connections, people that, you know, I knew from university, from college, even from high school, right. I’ve, they’ve been disconnected from all of them.

Amandha: And it really made me realize how much I depended on one evil company for all of my communities, you know?

Amandha: Kind of shocking actually when you think about it cause now I don’t have no way, how would I reach out to them if I couldn’t reach out to them on Facebook ultimately, right or Instagram, cause most of ’em were there. So that was really eye opening. I mean, I could find ’em probably on LinkedIn, maybe, or some other places if I tried. But it was just like, wow, that was a wake up call. Yeah. So, just so you know, cause like people, like, where’d she go? Did she block me? It’s like, and that’s the other rude thing, they don’t tell anybody and I can’t tell anybody.

Amandha: So I’m sure there’s a bunch of people out there thinking that maybe I blocked them or something like that. Right. But nope I’m gone from there. I still have some, I still have a really good YouTube channel. We just put bumpers on there. For the most part. We will get strikes for random stuff.

Amandha: I am on TikTok. I have a really big substack channel as well, so you can, if you click on any one of my videos under public videos, every other social link, like X, all of those ones are available. If you’re in those arenas and you wanna see what we’re doing there, we’re doing really cool posts.

Amandha: Like I will design social media posts that are themed, you know, that’s actually teaching you something valuable. It’s not wasting your time. So that’s, we’re really upping our marketing like that. So at least it’s. Valuable content that helps you. That’s our goal. That’s, we’re curating it. We’ve been working on it for a while now, so lots of exciting things coming up.

Sascha: So hopefully, and we have three, three newsletters. Three. Wow, okay. Three newsletters. Yeah. Always. So you built quite something, Amandha, that’s quite amazing. So guys, check out her book Healing with DMSO, but check out her products, look at her offerings, free offerings, paid offerings, membership. There’s so many different things in this day and age.

Sascha: We need to take control of our health and understand the truth of the body and how it works and what it really needs to heal and to not suppress, but give it what it needs to do. The magic that is innately able to do. But modern life is really getting in the way with that. And modern, the modern conversation is not supporting that either in the mainstream circles.

Sascha: So Amandha’s an amazing resource and you can access her from wherever you are. So please do that. So I know this interview is gonna be interesting to so many people and helpful for so many people. So please share, please subscribe, please, like please do all the things and help this thing grow because this is the kind of information we need to get out there.

Sascha: Because when you are equipped with this, imagine you tone down the fear and the world can go return to normal when we just take care of ourselves and in our own homes and forget about the rest, but connect with the people that of similar mind, cause that’s what we need to do. Man, this is amazing.

Sascha: This is big. This is packed. Really appreciate your time. This is awesome. I know everybody’s gonna love it. So thank you very much. Thank you very much, Sascha. Appreciate it. Oh, absolutely. My pleasure. Okay guys, please share and until the next time, be healthy and use some DMSO. Ciao. Yeah. Bye.