Diabetes: Causes and Cures by Amandha Vollmer (ADV)

Amandha: So we have diabetes and pre diabetes. We have quite a high prevalence. So most of the statistics we have right now are from 2015. So for Americans, like in America, it’s 30. 3 million Americans, or 9. 5 of the population, 9. 4 percent of the population have diabetes. And that’s also in the children, there’s 1.

Amandha: 2 million American children. And adults that have type 1. So, so type 2 is the 9. 4. In Canada, it’s a little bit less. And in some countries it’s an epidemic of massive proportions. Like in the Bahamas, for example, where they have like 20, 23 percent type 2 diabetes. I mean, wow that’s a lot of people that are suffering from this.

Amandha: There’s a lot also that are undiagnosed. So there’s a lot walking around, like, like 30 million walking around undiagnosed. And so then we have seniors. We have a higher percentage in seniors that are age 65 and older, and they are, you know, 25 percent of the seniors are having diabetes. So, and that’s, and there’s undiagnosed even going on there too.

Amandha: So, we have new cases on the rise, pre diabetes on the rise, and also that’s happening younger and younger. With children, like we’re seeing children six months of age getting diagnosed. As diabetic, right? I mean, it’s outrageous what’s going on. It is the seventh leading cause of death in the United States in as of 2015 with nearly 80, 000 death certificates listing as like listing diabetes as a cause of death.

Amandha: And then there’s another. 252 plus thousand death certificates listing diabetes as an underlying or contributing cause of the death. So maybe they died by a comorbid aspect of diabetes, like they had a heart attack or a stroke, you know, or they had an infection, that kind of thing. Okay. So that’s a tremendous amount.

Amandha: So it’s actually truly. Consider an epidemic. What’s interesting is you see all these people talking about a flu epidemic or, you know, some sort of bacterial epidemic, but really the true epidemics that are not really discussed properly or is this type of epidemic, the diabetes, the autism. I mean, this stuff is through the roof.

Amandha: This is Exponential growth. This is alarming. The numbers are alarming. When you look at the charts, we are in trouble. So I’m from Canada. So I just did some Canada stat. So Canada is 7. 4 percent of the population of Canada have type 2 diabetes. Oh, yeah, USA is about 10. 8. And then the worst countries, like I was saying, Bahamas, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, French Polynesia, Bahrain, you know, there’s, it’s really was surprising when I was looking at who had the highest amounts.

Amandha: I was really. I was really, it was really interesting, you know, I’d be like, what are they eating there? What are they doing there? What’s their vaccination rates and so forth? And I’m sure I could find correlations in doing that. I mean, I could and have in Canada and the United States, but I’m sure I could see that in these other countries as well.

Amandha: So, but most of America is type 2 that’s being seen, like most diabetes is the type 2 variety. So, type 1 is insulin deficient. So, what’s happened is the beta-cells of the pancreas are not functioning properly. They’re not creating the insulin. So, they’re deficient in the actual insulin. And insulin, it does not lower blood sugar.

Amandha: What insulin actually does is it delivers glucose to the cell. It’s the carrier, it’s the delivery system, but it’s role is not to monitor glucose levels itself. It’s job is to deliver the glucose, which is the fuel for the cell, to the door of the cell, knock on the cell, and the cell opens to receive it.

Amandha: Okay? Now in type 2, insulin resistant diabetes, The the cell is resistant. It’s saying no. So when the knock comes on the door of the cell the cell is saying, no, thank you. We don’t want this. Now, the signaling is a problem there. So things that cause the resistance are toxins. Even synthetic sugars like you know, NutraSweet and all of these you know, Splenda, these fake sugars that confuse the cell that they don’t want and they don’t bind properly to the ligand system.

Amandha: So they’re also not having a key and lock fit. So they’re, the signaling won’t work. Properly when you don’t have proteins fitting properly together, which creates a whole cascade of chemical effect in the body. So we’re eating crap and we’re poisoning ourselves. Are we surprised that we’re sick? Are we surprised that this causes diabetes?

Amandha: It’s really the cause comes down to really something very simple. It’s toxic. It’s toxic food. It’s toxic air that we’re breathing and heavy metals. It’s coming from GMOs, from the glyphosate that’s destroying the guts of people and their immune systems in the gut. of people, right? So they’re just an open door to all kinds of problems, but this is the root cause, is we’re toxic.

Amandha: So I know you’re really surprised but that’s it, and now we’re going to get into specifically what toxins, specifically how is that happening, and how do we get that out of our bodies so we can heal, right? Okay, so type, so we can, we’ve just described type 1 and type 2 differences. Type 2 is resistant, it doesn’t want that sugar, so the sugar’s staying inside inside the blood, and it’s hanging out, and it’s causing all kinds of problems, which I will explain what’s happening there but it’s very desensitized now type 3 has been in both aspects.

Amandha: It’s called LADA. Mainly what we’re seeing in this aspect is, it’s a, starts off type 2 and develops into type 1 where they actually do destroy the islet cells. The islet cells of the pancreas do eventually get damaged over time and it causes a brain problem where the insulin creation, because the brain makes insulin to not just the pancreas.

Amandha: The brain makes insulin and requires 25 percent of all insulin stores to run, which makes sense because the brain has to keep glucose through it so it can think. I’m obviously a lot of people don’t have a lot of glucose in their brain but it’s a brain problem. So type 3. It becomes more of the brain problem where the insulin is not getting into the, is not being made as well as is not getting into inside the cell or delivering the glucose inside the cell.

Amandha: So actually Alzheimer’s is a form of type 3 diabetes because diabetics have a 50 percent risk of developing Alzheimer’s. So this is a, you know, a huge, we’re seeing huge correlations between the diabetes and Alzheimer’s. So that’s a comorbidity. So we see a lot of comorbidities or similar or a couple diseases with diabetics.

Amandha: ’cause it opens a whole door to a whole bunch of things. So we’re gonna, we’re gonna open that and talk about that, but let’s just get to some basics for a second. We have to understand that the body is self-regulating. In its natural state, in its healthy state, it self regulates, it self heals, it’s in, it’s innately intelligent, and it knows what to do.

Amandha: So we, we have to remember the filter that we come in at with disease, that we’re coming in at the filter, that the body already knows what to do. And the only reason it’s not doing it properly is because we’ve screwed something up. Like, we have put something in there where it can’t. And it can’t communicate, so it’s poisoned.

Amandha: And it’s trying to get around the problem. It’s trying to do something to get around that problem, and that the symptoms that we see from diabetes are adaptations to that trying to get around the problem. So we know in diabetics they can’t regulate their own blood sugar, but normally in normal health You will be able to regulate your own blood sugar.

Amandha: So, of course, there’s mechanisms for that. Okay, and in diabetes, you just can’t. You can’t regulate it. But the, but that neurotoxin, the neurotoxin is the real root cause. And we do get that from foods, from vaccines, from pesticides. And also, we have a lot of trauma and a lot of stress that plays a huge part in this disease.

Amandha: When you’re under chronic stress, that has a negative implication on the body and can lead to you know, all kinds of poor eating choices and anytime you’re under chronic stress and you’re under flight or fight mechanism, you can burn out your adrenals and you can be under chronic inflammation, which is a huge part of most diseases are inflammation that’s chronic, that’s runaway.

Amandha: Okay, and the immune system is not functioning anymore, so it’s letting in all kinds of things, or a combination of the two. So I mentioned that in a few talks, the combinations of all diseases basically fit under this. Okay, so what happens is the system gets damaged, and it actually requires more glucose, because without glucose we can’t make ATP.

Amandha: It runs the cell. It runs all cellular respiration. We need it. We need the blood to function properly. So the more damage, the more glucose that we need and make and actually dissolves our own fat stores through glycogen, like glycogen stores, it pulls the glycogen out and makes more glucose.

Amandha: So we have a real problem in the amount of glucose that’s actually being made because the system is damaged. It says, oh my gosh, we need more glucose. Something’s wrong.

Amandha: And in that process, it’s. Also, we’re seeing protein damage, and we’re going to get to the studies that show that the protein damage is what’s really going on in a lot of the diabetes and causing epidemics to diabetes, and the vaccines are causing this protein damage.

Amandha: So, the root of what I said, there is what we have as root cause is sludgy. Toxic blood the blood cannot flow properly in diabetes. It is full of toxins. It is full of inflammatory markers It cannot flow properly and that’s what’s causing all the comorbidity symptoms Okay, so let me just check back and see how everybody’s doing.

Amandha: How’s everybody doing? Hey hi. Hello, everybody. I’m glad to see you. I’m glad you’re here. And I’ll continue on because there’s no specific questions. Just hellos and hi’s and thanks. And which is nice, which I like. Okay. So, so signs and symptoms. I’ll just go through them just to be thorough.

Amandha: So signs and symptoms, obviously. You know, people get thirsty, the kidneys are implicated in diabetes, the kidneys are weakened so there’s frequent urination. The body is not the blood is not being fed properly, so it’s losing water. There’s weight change, sometimes it’s gain and sometimes it’s loss.

Amandha: There’s extreme fatigue, lack of energy, of course. How would you have energy if the glucose is not getting into the cell? Blurred vision. Frequent or recurring infections, cuts and bruises that are slow to heal, tingling or numbness in the hands and feet, trouble getting or maintaining an erection. Well, that sucks.

Amandha: And that goes for women too. I mean, you still need blood down there for some excitement. So, yeah, that’s pretty much your sex life is finished. So, the more energy that’s needed. For the body, then the more sugar is required. Okay, so I’m just going to go through some facts now, and then I’m going to explain and go back and explain why we see those symptoms in diabetes.

Amandha: And so you understand what’s going on in the body to create that, because it’s not an accident. So, when you need energy for the cell, it has, it’s its fuel. Sugar, glucose is its fuel. Okay? The pancreas and the brain, as I said, secrete insulin.

Amandha: And the insulin is this, is the collector of the glucose and gives it to the cell.

Amandha: I’m simplifying, but that’s really what’s happening. Diabetes, I call diabetes starving amidst plenty. So it’s like they have all this glucose around them and they can’t get it. And so they eat and eat and it’s, there’s. They’re obese. A lot of them can get obese. A lot of diabetics are very obese and but they’re actually starving.

Amandha: And so it says the starving amidst plenty disease. And as I said before, insulin does not lower glucose. Two other medications that cause diabetes. Or worsened diabetes are cholesterol medications and high blood-pressure medications. So the issue with that is that we’re messing around with the blood.

Amandha: And I’ll explain why those cause further damage when they really then they shouldn’t be medicated with these things. Okay, let me go here. So let’s explain this properly. So we have the body that’s poisoned by something. The food, the vaccines the, you know, the stress insulins rejecting the sugar, lots of sugars floating in the blood.

Amandha: Sugar will oxidize and create free radicals. Now, we have an inflammation mediation going on. Inflammation starts to occur from all the sugar floating around in the blood. It really shouldn’t be there for too long. And those toxins. Cause inflammation from tissue damage as well. So you’re getting, so you’re getting toxins.

Amandha: Oh sorry, so what you’re getting is sugar creating inflammation and you’re getting like mercury or other heavy metals also causing inflammation. So you have multiple things causing inflammation in the body. Inflammatory markers, they increase, okay, and these are elevated interleukin-6 and C-reactive protein are the two that are most commonly found.

Amandha: And I’m going to go through some studies that talk about these two specific inflammatory markers and what is happening there. So just to back up what I’m saying with science, because… That’s what everybody wants is to like really understand it and have the science. And so when a doctor who hasn’t clearly read any of their science says something stupid and go, well, here is the actual science that shows this, and maybe you should sit down for a couple of evenings and read some of your studies.

Amandha: So the inflammatory markers have increased, and so the blood has made sticky and thick by all these markers. So, when you have a thick, sludgy blood being created by all the markers of inflammation, the blood pressure has to rise because the body naturally will adapt, okay? It’s an adaptive vessel, and this means it’s not a pathology, so this means the blood pressure rising in type 2 diabetes.

Amandha: It’s not a pathology, it’s an adaptation. It has to do it, or else how is it going to get the blood? It has to, it will close up the vessel and it will tight, it will increase the heart rate and it will try to get the blood to where it needs to go, which is the brain, the fingertips, all the end nerves. It’s working hard.

Amandha: So then to go and take a, you know, a blood pressure lowering drug is setting that person up for death. Basically, because now they don’t have the adaptation that the body is trying to do to keep the body actually alive and the blood to where it needs to go. You see, so the body is now just adapting to diabetes by raising the blood pressure, the sludgy.

Amandha: Blood and inflammation and pro oxidation continues, and that leads to blood vessel damage. So, so, when you have too much going on in the blood and it’s coagulating, and it’s not mobilized properly, you start to get nicks in the side of the vessels, and the vessels are damaged. And what happens is Nature’s Band Aid comes to the rescue.

Amandha: And what’s Nature’s Band Aid? Cholesterol! So cholesterol is good for you. You need it. You don’t want to lower it. Because it’s your band aid, okay? So, what else do they give you when you go in? And this is why that drug causes worsening outcomes of diabetes, because they’ll give them a statin, and the cholesterol goes down, and now the nature’s band aid is gone, and they’ll bleed out.

Amandha: They will have a heart attack, and they will die of a stroke, because they’ll bleed out, eventually they’ll have a hemorrhagic emergency. So the cholesterol is patching the damage. There’s another reason why cholesterol rises in the body. There’s never just one reason. Usually the body is brilliant and overlaps.

Amandha: It’s processes is that cholesterol is the backbone, not only of all our hormone systems, but it’s the backbone of cortisol and cortisol is a natural anti-inflammatory and it needs cholesterol. It has to because it’s used cholesterol is used to build it. So cortisol is now rising. Which comes out of the top of the kidneys, which is the from the adrenal glands, the adrenals.

Amandha: So they sit on top of the renal system or the kidney system. Okay, the cortisol is now really high. And and that’s because it’s an adaptation. The heart rate goes up from the cortisol and the epinephrine also goes up as a result too, which is another, which is like cortisol’s buddy. In the adrenal glands and over time now, if this continues like this and the person is not eating properly or not getting enough fats, then calcification will actually begin in those areas of damage where the cholesterol has laid itself down like patch to, you know, prevent a blowout and in the arteries and to get calcifications.

Amandha: You lose elasticity of the vessels. And that will happen faster when they’re on the anti-cholesterol medications because now the thing it needs calcium to try to back up patch, you know, the backup band aid is the calcification of the cells. So need something and then, but that doesn’t, isn’t as flexible.

Amandha: So that’s more likely to cause a a cerebral accident of some sort.

Amandha: Okay. So, let me go back for a second and I think I just want to make sure I explain the symptoms.

Amandha: So now let’s go back to signs and symptoms. So we have the blurred vision, frequent infections, cuts and bruises, tingling and numbness and no more erection.

Amandha: So we have thick, sludgy blood, so of course it’s not going to feed the brain in the back of the eye. We’re going to have cuts and bruises that can’t heal because things aren’t getting to the area to actually heal. It’s not a priority for the body. We have the tingling numbness in the hands or feet because the end neurons are tiny and so are the vessels.

Amandha: And if the blood is so thick, it will just give up on the smaller vessels. And it won’t get, it won’t nourish, and so you’ll get the tingling sensation, you’ll get a lot of the problems where they have to lose limbs, basically, because they’ll get gangrene.

Amandha: They’ll lose their their blood flow to nourish the nerves and the system itself.

Amandha: The cells will die. And then, erection, obviously, we know it takes a lot of blood, so. Blood isn’t flowing. I didn’t go. And then the recurring infections. We’re going to talk later about the immune system and what’s actually happening with the immune system to damage it in diabetes.

Amandha: And that vaccines contribute to this problem. And also the diet does as well, but the vaccines and the mercury specifically in the vaccines. Damage the immune system and the antigens quite specifically and cause this situation where they don’t have Enough resources as well to even rehabilitate their immune systems So they usually can die from a comorbidity of anything can be anything, you know, it’s crazy.

Amandha: I just read Oh, my gosh, this world is not safe. I just read that they want, that they’re developing and it’s coming out like 2018. They’re developing a vaccine. Okay, wait for it. They’re developing a vaccine for diabetes. Huh. I was like, wow, you know, now like keep that in mind when I get to the part of the science about how vaccines actually cause diabetes and you’ll see how twisted the logic is in this medical mafia model.

Amandha: It’s really absurd. It’s absurd. They just can’t even go to. They can’t brain. They can’t brain. So yeah, so get, hey, you got diabetes. There’s a vaccine for that now. So what their point is that, oh, okay, so. In diabetics, they have immune system dysfunction, right, so they can get infections, so they should be up to date on their perfect vaccines that will prevent them from getting infections, right?

Amandha: Because that’s their logic, because they actually believe vaccines are safe and effective. They haven’t looked at any science other than their own biased stuff, and they actually believe that, and so they think that it’s a great idea. It’s a wonderful idea. Yeah, they’re missing decades of research.

Amandha: That’s been shoved away and under the table by the CDC and which there is a corrupt organization that should never be trusted on any level because they’re liars. And we’ve proved that they’re liars and they continue to lie. So when are they finally going to be held accountable for lying? It’s really crazy.

Amandha: Okay. So just looking and going back to see if there’s any questions. Right. I just read the other day that vaccines cause Type 1 diabetes and that’s caused me to want to completely stop vaccines for my two year old. Absolutely. Absolutely, it causes a lot of problems, not just diabetes. We’re just honing in on one thing here.

Amandha: But yes, and I’ll explain exactly what’s happening in that science that explains the insane, and it damages not just in the moment of like, To cause a diabetic situation, but it’s damaging even previous antigens that you’ve had, and I’ll explain that process, but it’s altering mind altering information that should be on the news.

Amandha: It just should be everywhere. But it’s, of course, not because look at the world that we live in. Right? Anyway. So line up for your diabetes vaccine. Maybe they’ll have early ones. You can, like, line up overnight, like the new iPhone and get your diabetes shot. Oh, my God. I can’t even. Okay. So back to this. So explain now, explain the differences of the types we explained.

Amandha: What you see and why you see those symptoms. Okay, that they’re all adaptations to the fact that the blood is toxic and sludgy and thick and is not flowing properly. And that if you try to stop the body from its adaptation, you’ll kill the patient. Okay, that’s just stupid. You can’t just reduce the mechanisms just to halt inflammation and, you know, protect the cell.

Amandha: It’s ridiculous. Okay, so let’s go back up to my little orange slideshow, which I hope I can show you someday. So in the 1930s, what we started to see was an absolute epidemic. There was a thousand fold increase in diabetes. Like, that’s a for sure epidemic, right? So what happened, this is World War I, so 1933.

Amandha: World War I, the troops were taking all the dairy. So they were like, okay, we have a food problem. So they developed Crisco at this time. And Crisco is like a totally toxic fat. And this is, that’s what caused the 1000 percent increase in diabetes, was this introduction of a toxic fat. The population.

Amandha: So that’s going to make you think you go. Okay. Well, I know there’s this understanding that sugar causes diabetes, but it’s not really what’s going on. Sugar contributes to the inflammatory problem. That’s that maintains the diabetic condition. If you are eating crap all the time, you will set up your body or your terrain to have diabetes.

Amandha: Absolutely. And as I said, there’s multiple causes. Two diabetes. But really what’s going on is the bad fats, the trans fats, these toxic fats, these synthetic fats, like the margarines and all this kind of stuff is clogging up The liver is damaging the endocrine system and is causing a lot of resistance from these, from the toxicity.

Amandha: It’s affecting the blood. The liver, I is the guard is the one that cleans the blood. The lymph is responsible to take things out. To a point, right? But the liver is the filter. The liver is the one that gets it out. And if the liver is damaged by these toxic fats, then it can’t work and it can’t get rid of the toxins.

Amandha: And then they are floating around and causing all kinds of inflammatory reactions. And you’re going to eventually have, and if you’re eating sugar, or if you’re eating synthetic sugar, which is even worse, the body can’t even use it. You’re going to create this problem. Okay, so that’s what they were saying.

Amandha: And around that same time, Banting and Best developed the injectable insulin. So they were, which is used for type 1. So they were supplementing an injectable form of insulin for these individuals. And they were all hailed as heroes and stuff. And you know what? Like, good for them. Like, yeah. They didn’t have a solution.

Amandha: They didn’t know what was causing it. So they did save lives with this insulin. Okay. So now we understand the type 2 mechanism. So I’m going to get into a little bit of science here. So we have an inflammation article or piece of research. Inflammatory markers are the risk of type 2 diabetes. So this study was done and showed this is just proof that interleukin-6 NC-reactive protein increases the risk of type 2 diabetes.

Amandha: Okay, they did a meta analysis and they proved that these That these plasma proteins or these plasma markers of inflammation were definitely associated with type 2 diabetes. So in science, you have to make these proper associations to make the link so that people can brain that people can understand it from a technical side to understand.

Amandha: Okay, so yes. For sure. In diabetes, we have these markers of inflammation, we are seeing an inflammatory type of disease, and these are the specific things that are happening in the blood, and so I’m making the correlation to back up the claim that the blood is toxic and sludgy, because we know that markers of inflammation thicken the blood.

Amandha: So this is a study just simply to prove that in, that inflammatory markers play a role in the development of it and in the maintenance of it of type 2 diabetes. Okay. Now let’s understand what cortisol is. We have to go through this understanding because cortisol is a huge part of the picture of diabetes.

Amandha: So it’s a steroid hormone. And it is it does over time reduce the immune system function. So anything you have longstanding, so like your flight or fight mechanism is supposed to be there. In case of an emergency, you have to get away from the tiger. You have to run from something.

Amandha: You have to save your life in some way, and it’s meant to resolve quickly. So the cortisol is giving a huge rush of glucose into the body, into the cells, to get the fuel, to move your legs, to run, to scream, to whatever you have to do to get out of danger, right? And then it has a feedback mechanism when you’re out of danger.

Amandha: To stop its production and to, you know, if there’s excess glucose to store it again as glucagon in the muscle, in the fat. Okay. So, so that’s the cortisol, but when you’re under when the cortisol is chronically high, there’s a repercussions to that. So, and all bodily cells, they have cortisol receptors.

Amandha: So it affects many different functions of the body, so it’s not just the fight-or-flight, it does a lot. So, the reasoning for the adaptation, because the body is brilliant, the adaptation for cortisol going high, is because it’s going to try to control the blood sugar level as best it can, as best as it can, and in the short run it will.

Amandha: It’ll try to regulate the metabolism, it’ll, it’s an anti-inflammatory, it’s going to try to quell all those interleukins and CRPs. And it actually helps the memory. It helps the brain. It’s like, under flight or fight, you have to think on your feet. Like, you have to make a decision like that. So it actually increases blood flow to the brain.

Amandha: So the memory can formulate. So it, so, that’s an important aspect of it as well. And why it’s adapting in just that way. And it also controls blood pressure. And it also has a controlling effect on the salt and water balance in the body. So it does quite a bit. So the body is not making cortisol because it’s, you know, just reacting out of no reason.

Amandha: There’s brilliant reasons for it to go high and it’s needed. Okay. So this is interesting. So, there’s some studies I was reading on cortisol. So type 1 and type 2 actually exactly opposite responses to inflammation. They’re kind of, they’re kind of opposite. They’re opposite. And then there’s some similarities, which is interesting.

Amandha: So type 1. The individual’s cortisol baseline to the amount that they make naturally is low. And there’s different races of people that have different cortisol baselines. And in type 2, the cortisol baseline is very high. It’s a high amount of it that people are starting with. So, so there are genetics, let’s say.

Amandha: And What’s interesting is obesity is actually protective against type 1. So people who are obese are more likely to get type 2, but they won’t see type 1 there. Isn’t that interesting? And they were seeing type 1 at 6 months old, so we know. We know that it’s not just diet and exercise, right?

Amandha: So people will say, oh, diabetes is just diet and exercise. no. There’s other reasons why there’s these, we’re seeing these diabetes, seeing diabetes. It’s not just that. So perhaps maybe it’s the vaccines in a six month old that caused the type 1 diabetes? Okay, so in type 1, the low cortisol means low cholesterol.

Amandha: It means higher damage from inflammation, right? So what we just talked about and so doesn’t it make sense if you don’t have as much cortisol you’re going to have that inflammation damaging the cells of the islets and Because that’s what it’s trying to actually Produce more and stimulate more in that area and that’s actually reducing the true insulin production so we’re actually getting destruction of the beta-cells from the fact that This is chronic inflammation without its buffer system, without its cortisol buffer system.

Amandha: And in type 2, you have the high cortisol, so you have high cholesterol, and you have more anti-inflammatory protection, and you have less pancreatic damage, which is fascinating. And I would also argue the liver and kidneys as well in that, for damage to tissue. So, that inverse relationship between type 1 and and obesity, the fat is being used for ketogenesis.

Amandha: So, the fat… Is your fuel. So when you don’t have sugar to use, the body will start to burn fat and it’s called ketogenesis. And now cholesterol is available to create the cortisol, right? So you see that the obesity is the fat available to do for this process. And in type 1, they don’t have, like, without the obesity, you can go right to type 1.

Amandha: So that’s the correlation there. And then your cortisol levels are race related. So, so let’s both just I just want to talk about fight-or-flight what it’s supposed to look like and. What the problem is. So, so fight-or-flight, you have the stressor. You have a complex hormonal cascade. The adrenals are secreting cortisol.

Amandha: The cortisol prepares that body, floods it with glucose, supplies the energy to the large muscles, right, to run. You have insulin production to prevent glucose from being stored. Because you want it available you, so, so glucose or glycogen processing stops altogether. The cortisol narrows the arteries, and the epinephrine increases the heart rate.

Amandha: So you’re forcing the blood, pumping harder and faster. And then, you know, once the situation is resolved, hormone levels return to normal, right? So, so that’s just a summary of what I just said, so you understand that. This is what’s going on in the diabetic person all the time. They’re not closing that loop of the fight-or-flight.

Amandha: So it’s a whole body process. Okay. And there’s, they’re, the body’s trying to mitigate the damage. Okay. So let’s get into this is awesome research. This is J. B. Classen and he started to come out with his research in 1999. And he’s done research ever since and he’s the man who has found the link between immunization and diabetes.

Amandha: So, I have lots of studies. I will post you studies and everything so you can go and look up this information yourself, of course, because I always encourage you to be empowered and learn it and so that You know, we can all be researchers, we can all stand up to the ignorant doctor and say, you don’t have, you don’t have the research.

Amandha: Here’s the research paper. Have you read J. B. Klassen’s work? You know, have you seen when he presented his work to the CDC, that the CDC’s own research backs up his claims and his work and his science is repeatable, you know? So the CDC also understands and knows that diabetes causes or that vaccination causes diabetes, but they stay mute.

Amandha: And this is ever since they found out in 1999. So what have they been doing for so long? So research into immunization has been based on the theory that the benefits of immunization far outweigh the risk from delayed adverse events. And so long and so long term safety studies like don’t need to be performed.

Amandha: So they basically think that. You don’t have to do long term safety studies because we just are going to say that the immunizations outweigh the risk of whatever that possibly could be. So we don’t need to look at that because we just know the benefits are better. So they’re there to go. So see that.

Amandha: Okay. So when looking at diabetes, then only 1 potential chronic adverse event of. Any that can happen from vaccine. So diabetes only one of any adverse event. In this study, they found the rise in the prevalence of diabetes may more than offset the expected decline in long term compliant complications of each influence of meningitis.

Amandha: So this was for the specific vaccine. Thus diabetes. Induced by vaccine should not be considered a rare potential adverse event. The incidence of many other chronic immunological diseases, including asthma, allergies, and immune mediated cancers, has risen rapidly and may also be linked to immunization.

Amandha: This is a study that showed this. We believe that the public should be fully informed that vaccines, although and he says though effective in preventing infections, which I disagree with, but this, keep in mind, these are doctors and this is a doctor still saying no, like he’s, he still thinks they do something, but he’s still saying, no, we have to stop this.

Amandha: May have long term adverse effects, an educated public will probably increasingly demand proper safety studies before widespread immunization. We believe that the outcome of this decision will be the development of safer vaccine technology, which there can be no such thing because. There are no safe vaccines because we, in my last, one of my first videos in the series, I described how the germ theory is false, that Koch’s postulates are incorrect, that germs do not cause disease, that the body has to already be diseased and toxic in order to become infected as this whole talk here proves.

Amandha: As well with science, that first you have to have toxic blood and toxins in the body and then you get, it opens the door to infections, and in, in immune system problems. Okay, so, you know, when you read studies, you also have to filter out, you know, their own biases. Okay, so then, so that was 1999. And then in 2000, another study came out.

Amandha: And what, really what happened here is he did Talked about the CDC data and he got pretty angry at this point because this one of this story. This isn’t a study this is a discussion where he’s showing the CDC studies and comparing his work with their repeat studies and where they cherry picked information to try to make his stuff look Like, crap.

Amandha: So this is what CDC does. Instead of going, oh my gosh, like, wow, like you found correlations with diabetes. That’s pretty significant. We should stop vaccinating people and like do the proper studies and figure this out because this is bad. But instead they read the studies in a crappy way and still changed nothing.

Amandha: You know, they still excused it away. So the CDC data supports does support causal relationship between vaccines and diabetes. Diabetics. Begin to seek legal counsel before their right to compensation expires. So this is in 2000 vaccines proved to be largest cause of insulin dependent diabetes and children vaccines proven to be largest cause of insulin dependent diabetes and Children.

Amandha: Okay. Dr. Bart Klassen, so that’s his first name is Bart, presented data at the International Public Conference on vaccination which proved vaccines are the largest cause of insulin dependent diabetes in children. I’ll say that again. This data included information from a prospective randomized clinical trial in Finland.

Amandha: It showed vaccinated groups had a statistically significant 17 percent increase in risk of diabetes after 10 years of follow up. It was a big study. And further analysis of people receiving newer, more potent Haemophilus vaccine vaccines indicated that these Hib vaccines increase the risk of diabetes by about 25%.

Amandha: And also, the studies show that depending on your heritage, those rates can be increased.

Amandha: The CDC study indicated that 247 of 260 diabetics received the Hib vaccine compared to 733 of 780 controls. It was a very well done control study. This indicates that the haemophilus vaccines associated with an odds ratio of 1. 22 or an approximate 22 percent increased risk of diabetes, almost identical to what Classen found.

Amandha: So this is the CDC’s own study, which I think was. Just fine to prove that even though I will go through it and show you that they, well, I’ll give you the link if you want to read. I don’t think I’ll have time to read the whole thing, but that they still cherry picked information to make it not look as bad and it still proved it.

Amandha: They couldn’t do it. And now did anything happen? Did you guys hear about that? I didn’t. Okay, class in 2002, he did another study, another paper clustering of cases of insulin dependent diabetes. Occurring three years after heis influenza B immunization support causal relationship between immunization and IDDM.

Amandha: So he did another one, 2002, showed that it has a large percentage of correlation exposure to HIB immunization is associated with an increased risk of this as a conclusion. And then they all used a specific subtype of mice called nod mice, and they used that as the animal model as well. And they were inducing diabetes in the mice model also.

Amandha: Yeah, okay, so then more research from Klassen. He did review of evidence that epidemics of type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes, which also fits into metabolic syndrome, are polar opposite responses to iatrogenic inflammation. So this is cool. This is interesting. So this is 2012 now. Japanese children, they produce much more cortisol.

Amandha: So remember I was saying that certain subtypes have more cortisol baseline or others have less? So Japanese children, they produce much more cortisol when they’re immunized than Caucasian children. So this explains why the discontinuity, so that what they did is in these countries, they were giving the TB…

Amandha: Vaccine, which is the BCG the Bacillus Calmette-Guérin, stupid name, for TB vaccination, and was associated with a decrease in type 1 diabetes in European children, so when they stopped it, the type 1 diabetes in European children, the Caucasians, went down, and in the Japanese children, the type 2 diabetes went down.

Amandha: See? Because what we just said about cortisol levels, so when the cortisol level is high, they have they get type 2. And if it’s low, they get type 1. And here’s another study that’s proving this. Both the epidemics of type 1 diabetes and metabolic syndrome correlate with an increase in immunization. So it’s a direct correlation.

Amandha: They get immunized, they get type 1 and type 2 independently, depending on their cortisol levels. And when you stop it, the rates go down. Isn’t that something? It’s not something. Okay, another wonderful piece of research from J. V. Klassen. Review of vaccine induced immune overload and the resulting epidemics of type 1 diabetes and metabolic syndrome.

Amandha: Emphasis on explaining the recent accelerations in the risk of prediabetes and other immune mediated diseases. This is 2014. Now, more recent data. More! How much more do we need? More recent data indicates that obesity, type 2 diabetes, and other components of metabolic syndrome are highly associated with immunization and may be manifestations of the negative feedback loop of the immune system reacting to the immune overload.

Amandha: Oh. Okay, so this brings us now to Dr. Andrew Moulden’s research. Doesn’t it now? How many of you know who he is?

Amandha: Because you should. Canadian researcher, MD, PhD, he proved before they murdered him that every vaccine causes harm. He proved that vaccines cause a hyperimmune response that leads to sludgy blood, right? So you have all these white blood cells. Now you get an injection. All these white blood cells. are created, not needed that many, but the reaction is over the moon

Amandha: And what happens with sludgy blood, the blood flow is thick, it can’t get to the end of the nerves, cannot feed the cells, and he was proving that they were, that the vaccines were causing micro strokes strokes. In the brain. So what was do he was doing was he’s injecting children with vaccines and taking pictures of them immediately after he was given giving the vaccine and he would notice a lid lag.

Amandha: So when they blink, he’d catch the one I wasn’t opening at the same rate as the other, and that the when they smile, one side of the mouth will be droopy, depending on which side the stroke happened is the facial nerve innervates here. Right? So facial cranial nerve seven and four and three. I think there were three different ones that were having over and over having problems after administration of the vaccines and he did MRIs to back it up to.

Amandha: Yeah. So he’s noticing CNS nerve damage directly after vaccination and and oftentimes you see people, children regressing into autism from that as well. Like hello, so of course that was ignored and yeah, just all that amazing science. Whatever.

Amandha: Whatever Anybody have a problem with this? I do. Okay So there’s why I put mold in is because I want you to understand that the viscosity of the blood is a huge deal here okay.

Amandha: In disease and that vaccines cause sludgy blood in and of themselves and cause all kinds of problems with immunity. Okay.

Amandha: So we’re seeing the big picture here. All right. Let’s just talk about some of the comorbidities here. that we see with diabetes. So we get hypertension, as I said, dyslipidemia. And also there’s a non-alcoholic fatty liver disease. Well, wonder why? We talked about the liver. The liver’s not functioning properly.

Amandha: It’s poisoned with bad fats. Also, what can happen in diabetes is parasites. So when the immune system’s not functioning, parasites get in. Nobody talks about parasites. Nobody talks about how there’s liver flukes and flukes in the pancreas. It’s causing problems in cell damage and it happens. It’s common, very common cardiovascular disease, obviously kidney disease and obesity.

Amandha: Those are the core morbidities, but also obstructive sleep apnea. So they’ll get breathing problems. They’ll get certain types of cancers that are more likely in diabetic patients and they get fractures as well. Now, why would they get fractures? So they’re getting weakened bones, right? So, their calcium, remember we talked about the cholesterol, and then after a while the calcium comes in and tries to patch it over.

Amandha: So calcium’s being leached out of the bones and the tissues, going into the tissues for protection, so, you know, if their guts are destroyed, which most of them are, they’re not absorbing nutrients properly, they’re eating GMO foods and other crap, they’re not getting nutrients from the food, repoisoning themselves every time they eat.

Amandha: What do you think is going to happen? So, immune system is implicated. Obviously, we have improper blood flow. We have hyperstimulation. We have using up resources. Moulden also noticed that when this happened, all the vitamins and minerals had to run to create All of these immune system modulators and all of these plasma proteins, like you don’t build it from nothing.

Amandha: You build it from minerals and vitamins. You need cofactors to build these proteins and to start the whole translation process from like the DNA to the RNA, to the post-translational modification, to the histocomplexes and all this. Kind of stuff and the trimming, everything has to happen. It takes resources, man.

Amandha: So they have to go and get the resources. And so a lot of the autism that was being seen is that the resources went boom and they were gone. And so they were basically in a state of shock in the body. And I’m actually, I am going to do one of the next ones I’m going to do is on autism. I already been doing a lot of research on autism and.

Amandha: You know, you’re seeing multiple causes of autism going on, and this is one of them, or a contributing factor. The fact that they’re, they just don’t have enough nutrients to get the job done. You know, they’re going to regress at that point, they’re going to, their brain is in shock. okay, so this is fascinating, this is the damaging of antigens.

Amandha: This stuff is, this research is mind boggling to me. It’s mind boggling, and it’s new, I just found out about this. A couple of days. I’m just going to check in with the comments here super quick. How you doing? How you doing? How you doing? You guys talking about cookies? What? Talking about cookies. Oh, man.

Amandha: Enjoy your cookies. I hope they’re organic, at least. So, excuse me, but doesn’t a vaccine help prevent getting diabetes from what I’m understanding what you’re saying. You’re saying a vaccine. They’re coming out with 2000 cure. Okay, well. A vaccine will never prevent or help anything ever. What I’m saying is vaccines are causing diabetes in this discussion.

Amandha: And what I said is that the maniacs who actually think vaccines help anything are coming out with a diabetes vaccine. So it’s a vaccine for diabetics, telling them that they need vaccines to prevent infection. When they could actually tell them just to take vitamin C to prevent infection, and colloidal silver, and detox their bodies.

Amandha: Right, which will go way far away for preventing infection than more antigen destructive mercury and other poisons that are in vaccines. Okay, and immune system derangements. So, yeah, so vaccines help nothing, never have, and never will. They suppress, they may suppress something, they may suppress an expression.

Amandha: So it may look like a rate has gone down, but that’s just a cancer waiting to emerge, or they’re still actually sick, and they’re spreading disease, and they just don’t show the symptoms, so they’re just disease carriers, they’re giving disease. Just because you don’t have the expression doesn’t mean you’re not sick.

Amandha: Okay. So, Turmeric for the inflammation. Yes, we’re going to get to about, oh, how to stop inflammation and turmeric is a big one. Absolutely. Okay. So, duh. Yeah, he just, he probably just misunderstood what I was saying. I’m imagining. We’ll talk about, yeah, detoxing vaccines, detoxing heavy metals, it has to happen.

Amandha: And I will put my resources in, absolutely. And thank you for posting the 10 ways to detox from vaccines from the Drs. Wolfson. Oh, they’re great. The Drs. Wolfson are great, have great information. Yep. Yeah. Print it off. Send it to your doctors, please. We have to educate the doctors. They’re not educating themselves.

Amandha: They’re really not. It’s about the money and it’s about the control, for sure. And, yeah, I know a lot of people are regret, or regret parents, or regret, you know, they regret that they didn’t know this information earlier. Absolutely. So the research doctor’s name that I was mentioning is Classen. C L A S E N.

Amandha: J. B. So if you punch in JB class in vaccines diabetes you’ll probably be able to get the research coming up. Okay. So, yeah, the stress. So stress itself can lead to diabetic situations from the high cortisol levels. Absolutely from the inflammatory problems But it can happen at any in any system.

Amandha: So it really depends on where your weakest link is in your body So if it is your pancreas if it is your digestive system is if it’s your liver Those would be the areas that are going to be weaker Okay, so that’s great. So we’re having some good discussion I’m gonna move on because I can’t just go to all the comments right now, but this stuff This information, I just, I read like all afternoon.

Amandha: I read like every study I could get my hand on that I could, so I could understand this. So I hope I do it justice. Okay so, here we go. This is a study called Changing Faces. Unmasking the beta-cell. Post translational modification of antigens in type 1 diabetes. This is from 2013. I’m leading up to this information.

Amandha: So what I’m doing is I’m making the correlation that damaged antigens, which are cells that help the body understand, have memory, have a memory of what’s been infection infected in the blood before in the body.

Amandha: So this is showing that there’s a post-translational modification of antigens and type 1 diabetes. Now, what I was saying what I mentioned briefly early is that DNA is the code for all the proteins to make proteins. That run the system that run the body.

Amandha: Okay. So the DNA is then protein how to explain this in lay terms. Molecules, let’s say, come. So, so the parts of DNA are AGTA or GCAT. Let’s see that way. Okay, there’s four different kinds. And then the RNA comes in and takes a mirror of that. And that goes through a whole system, the endoplasmic reticulum.

Amandha: There’s cell aspects that have to read that. Like, like, like it’s translating a different language. Okay, let’s say, for analogy’s sake. And it then has to go through a correction, because sometimes there’s errors made in the translational modification, where it’s translating, it’s making a translation error.

Amandha: Error. So there’s corrections that have to be made and then in the making of this protein and then eventually the protein will fold in such a way, the different other extra molecules are added in like little buddies will come and, you know, add them on. Okay. And that has to fold a certain way. It has to look a certain way.

Amandha: And then there’s things that will clip the ends. It’s like having a hair trim so that it fits. So at the end, all this big long thing is made and then a little haircut happens at the end and everything folds properly and now you have the right protein. It’s important to understand like you, this is basic science, I mean this is stuff, this is biology that you learned in grade school.

Amandha: Really? Okay, so you can go back to the grade school books and understand this. So, what we have is in this study, description of post-translational modification of islet cell autoantigens in type 1 diabetes. So, they are seeing autoantigens and a damage to the post-translational modification that’s causing an autoimmunity problem.

Amandha: There’s a problem in the way the immune system is relating to the pancreas. So T, so they’re calling it an autoimmune disease characterized by progressive destruction of the insulin producing beta-cells. So the antigen is attacking the cell. It or is going after the cell. I don’t totally buy that.

Amandha: It’s all going to be this way because I also know that the body is smart and intelligent and if it can, it’s going to try to take care of a situation and autoimmune situation as best it can. And oftentimes the tissue is toxic and that’s why the body’s attacking it is to just try to clean up and remake the cells and get the toxicity out of the cell.

Amandha: So there’s a few things that can go along with this. But anyway, it’s complex and it is complex. It’s a complex disease process and it eventually results from the loss of tolerance to beta-cell autoantigens. So really both diabetes one and two, they have tolerance issues, don’t they? They just have different level, different kinds of tolerance issues.

Amandha: So this loss of tolerance can be caused by modification of beta-cell autoantigens, generating neo-autoantigens. You see how hard this stuff is? And inducing T-cell responses. So basically, it’s confused on the reading of the antigen, and it’s trying to figure out its coding, and it’s making new…

Amandha: Antigens to try to communicate properly what’s going on here. And it’s just not able to it’s having a problem. Okay. So that we’re seeing this in diabetes and that’s why we’re seeing all the infections and the damage to the cells itself of the pancreas. And so I’ll give you this research cause this one’s a big one and like, I’m still reading it to be honest.

Amandha: So, there’s. It’s hard stuff to read. I’ll give you that. Okay, so we have, but we do have damaged antigens. That’s my point. Okay, damaged antigens post-translational modification within the endoplasmic reticulum of stressed beta-cells may impact on the auto antigen T-cell epitopes, which is just the moiety or the grouping.

Amandha: The molecular grouping the epitope repertoire, and the pathogenesis progression. So, so they’re basically, this is a fancy way of saying that damaged antigens are, lead to the worsening of diabetes in type 1. This review summarizes the processes involved in beta-cell stress and the autoantigens.

Amandha: So, so that’s particular study. Okay. way more than we needed, I’m sure. Now, we have another study that’s post-translational modifications of proteins in type 1 diabetes. So, the next step in finding the cure. This is from 2012. So, the inflammatory response is due to the production of chemokines and cytokines

Amandha: So, it leads to oxidative stress. So, we have an inflammatory response produces All those chemicals, like we were saying, sludge is the blood, and it’s causing beta-cell damage, and it’s damaging parts and components of the inside of the cell that are responsible for making antigens properly and creating oxidative stress, and oxidation creates free radicals and damages cells further.

Amandha: So we’re having quite a lot of destruction going on here. That’s what this study is proving. Cells that are undergoing stress are prone to changes in post-translational modification. Okay, because they’re not functioning properly. They’re not doing the haircut properly. So they have alternative splicing, translational infidelity.

Amandha: Oh, they’re infidels! So they’re not being loyal to where they’re supposed to do their translation, basically, and they’re misfolding protein. So what, like I was saying, the protein has to fold in just a perfect way so It has the right stimulation when it meets a cell and it has a proper keyhole that it could go in the keyhole and unlock it.

Amandha: And if it doesn’t fit right, it doesn’t do the action properly. It won’t work or it’ll work a little or it’ll work a bit differently than it should. Okay, you won’t get the proper responses. So it’s misfolding proteins and the beta-cell is susceptible very susceptible So the beta-cell of the pancreas is highly susceptible to this oxidative Stress and their stress on the endoplasmic reticulum, which is a little that post-translational The one that reads the DNA in the cell basically.

Amandha: So it, that guy’s getting hurt and it’s it’s a potentially a site of alteration and protein expression, so it’s messing up protein expression. Okay. So this is just another study where I’m, so you’ll see where I’m going in a minute. I’m trying to make the correlation between a problem in this translational system and diabetes.

Amandha: And this is another one in type 1. And then I’m going to link it to vaccines. So, we’re going in steps here. Because this is what we have to do to understand this stuff. Now this is the bomb. This is the one where I was like, wow. Okay, here we go now to ERAP1. ERAP1 is an enzyme that is a responsible for the post-translational modification of the antigens.

Amandha: That’s what it does. There’s a couple of them, but one is the first one, and then there’s ERAP2. Screening identifies thimerosal. What’s thimerosal, guys? Thimerosal is in vaccines used as a preservative, and it contains what? Ethyl mercury, correct. So screening identifies thimerosal as a selective inhibitor of endoplasmic reticulum aminopepsidase 1.

Amandha: This is from 2016. This is fairly new science. So, what they have done in this study is they have made the connection between thimerosal as damaging the endoplasmic reticulum, which generates the ERAP1, which creates the antigenic peptides for loading, okay? And then it interacts with receptors on the T lymphocytes to give the immune response.

Amandha: The proper immune response. So ERAP1 is particularly effective in the function of this immune response and Basically, it know it’s very well studied and it know they know that it has a role in regulating adaptive immune responses Okay, so here we have ERAP1, and what they were actually trying to do is shut down ERAP1 because it didn’t, they didn’t want it to make some of these antigenic, you know, the wrong antigens.

Amandha: So they were actually trying to stop autoimmunity by stopping ERAP1 in diabetes. That’s what they were trying to do. They were trying to find anything or everything that stopped ERAP1 from cleaving things. And what did they see that did it was thimerosal, okay?

Amandha: Alright, so we’ve made a few leaps here.

Amandha: We’re chaining, we’re making a link with chains here in logic and in studies and science, okay? Are you following? So ERAP1 is responsible for post-translational modification of antigens. Thimerosal suppresses ERAP1,. Okay, so it’s the hair cutter.

Amandha: The ethylmercury in thimerosal includes itself into the molecule. So it actually, that ethylmercury will go into ERAP1 and damage the shape of it. So it’s not the proper shape anymore. So therefore, antigens cannot be cleaved properly. So you have now improper antigens. So, taking the next step, ethylmercury damages antigens. Vaccines causes… Inflammation. Are you seeing the connections now? This is proof. Vaccines containing ethylmercury, by the way, which I, in my last talk, which I’ll get up on YouTube soon.

Amandha: I think I wanted to do slides on that one, which talks about mercury and the differences between methylmercury and ethylmercury. We showed in that video that all vaccines contain mercury. That they lied that they took out the mercury and that independent studies of vaccines show that they still have mercury in them and some have high, some have low, they’re kind of all across the board.

Amandha: And that the mercury is added and then it’s said that it’s taken out or removed after and it’s not. And we know the flu shot still has tons of thimerosal in it. They haven’t removed it in the flu shots. Okay, so all those people that are being forced flu shots on them are being set up for diabetes. Flu shot in a mother who’s pregnant, her child has a 25 percent increased risk of having, being born with type 1 diabetes.

Amandha: Crazy. That’s crazy. So, vaccines containing ethylmercury can also damage existing antigens. Now this is the thing that’s mind blowing. Vaccines containing ethylmercury also damage existing antigens. So the ones that you already had immunity for damages your natural protection. It actually removes the immunity that you already have created in you.

Amandha: So you have these vaccine pushers telling you To take these vaccines because they’re supposed to be giving you immunity when they’re putting mercury in them, which takes away immunity.

Amandha: I mean, it’s like a circus. It’s a circus. It’s a circus. CDC are a bunch of clowns. So, OK, so this study is vital. So when you get a flu shot and then you get sick right after, OK, so people get the flu shots and then they get sick. So this is all often caused by antigenic damage. So their antigens are damaging, and it’s opening the body to susceptibility to infections that they already had immunity for.

Amandha: So they get all sorts of stuff. It just opens them right up to getting sick. It’s like they’re the opposite. They’re the exact, everything they do is like the exact opposite of what’s reality. You know. Isn’t that something? If that doesn’t stun you, then nothing else will. Okay? So let me go to, let me go to da.

Amandha: Alright. Comment section. Guys, I tell ya yeah, it’s depopulation at its finest. Right! I mean, wow! I mean, wow! I just, I’m reading this stuff and I’m going, are you freaking kidding me? And this is not like, okay, this last one is new, but not the connection to diabetes. That’s almost two decades of knowledge, of understanding that diabetes is a direct correlation with vaccines.

Amandha: And there are different ones. I didn’t even read the whole study to you. There’s different vaccines that cause different diabetic rates and in different races. So they’ve done it in different countries, right, these studies. Oh, my Lord. Yeah, I will. I’ll post all the links. Don’t worry. Don’t stress about it.

Amandha: And that one was called. That’s the ERAP1. Let me go back. So here I’ll give it to you right now. How about that? So this one is called a screening identify. It’s a PDF. Oh, I can’t seem to highlight. Oh, here we go. Okay, I’m having a moment. I’m having a computer moment. Okay, but anyway, I’ll get it to you, okay?

Amandha: It’s a PDF, it’s called Screening Identifies Thimerosal as a Selective Inhibitor of Endoplasmic Reticulum Aminopepsidase One from 2016. Okay. Yeah. All right. Okay. Okay. So here we have stupidity Happening beyond the beyond. So now what do you do now? You’re poisoned now. You’re sick now you got diabetes now What right?

Amandha: What are we gonna do about it? What are we gonna take her heart? hypertension meds and Anticholesterol, you can take Lipitor, is that gonna, that’s not, okay. So, we have to, if the body is, if the body is toxic, then you have to get the toxins out. I mean, it’s that easy. Nobody really detoxes properly. I don’t see people…

Amandha: I see people wanting to take supplements and understanding the nutrition aspect and wanting to get that into them. Get that. But I’m not really seeing people understanding that they have to get the crap out. More and more, but mostly people, they want to take a pill. They’re trained to take a pill and that it’s the pill that’s going to save them.

Amandha: If I just took a pill, everything will be magically great. I’ll be fine. That’s the belief. Because that’s what our handlers have trained us to think. Is that popping a pill in the lazy way out is how you heal. And it’s just years and generations of damage just don’t heal just like that. You know, at the same time I say that I have seen amazing turnarounds of cases just by real simple detoxes and adding in the proper nutrition.

Amandha: It can happen that fast, but you still have to do that work. You still have to act right? Okay. So the other thing when I was looking at that study about antigens. Yes, when I was looking at the chemical structure and the folding of the protein, I noticed that in every antigen is a zinc molecule. And we know that zinc is important for the immune system, and this is the reason why, or one of the big reasons why.

Amandha: So, you need to have enough zinc in your body for proper formation of antigens. So, when you’re ill and your body is producing more of these antigens, you need more zinc. So zinc is important. Now we’re really focusing on type 2. Type 1 is trickier to heal. It can be healed. It just is, you have to rehabilitate an entire organ system.

Amandha: And that’s quite a focus. That’s quite a lot of work. And you know, there’s stem cell research and stuff going on like stem cells heal these organs and so forth. You know, you need acupuncture. You need a lot going on to increase the function of what’s actually existing. And if it’s too far damaged, then you’re going to have to still be on insulin, but you could cut it down quite a percentage.

Amandha: You know, you could reduce it, the need for it and still clean up your organs. And and maybe at some point your body can repair quite a bit of it if you let it. So, I more have experience with type 2 and and even a bit of type 3, but mainly type 2. So mainly what we’re talking about is healing type 2, for the most part, but you could still apply it in type 1.

Amandha: So the common things you see, and the studies done, and I do have a little bit of research on the botanicals and some of the supplements that help in diabetes. You have chromium, As a big one because chromium just helps with the resistance. It helps the body. You know, deal with the glucose better.

Amandha: So you’ll see people talk about, should I take chromium? So chromium is one of them, but all the minerals are needed in the body. But these are just ones that we’ll see a lot of deficiency in CoQ10. To assist the heart, to support the heart as energy for the heart or fuel for the heart.

Amandha: So we want to support the systems that are being weighed upon.

Amandha: So heart health is important, so CoQ10 is a big one. And what’s crazy is anyone who’s on a statin, they should, doctors, if they dare put someone on such a stupid drug as a statin, they should be responsible enough to read their studies to know that statins reduce CoQ10 in the body. And they should give CoQ10.

Amandha: At the same time, that would be at least partially responsible, but they don’t really do that, do they? Okay some actually know a little bit about antibiotics and probiotics that you need to put the probiotics in after you’ve wiped out your entire flora, some of them know. And then acupuncture is very important.

Amandha: So acupuncture is a really good part of the healing because the acupuncture assists the meridians, assists the blood flow. It helps to open up all the the roots of elimination for proper detox. Like acupuncture is huge for assisting diabetes and helping to prevent the problems of the numbness and everything that’s going on with the extremities and get the blood flowing to the brain a bit better, all that kind of stuff.

Amandha: So, acupuncture would be recommended. Cinnamon is used as well for managing sugar. Alpha lipoic acid. So, any type of assistance in lipids or lipid function is going to be needed. Anything for good fats, healthy fats, and anything that’s a modifier or supporter of healthy fats like ALA.

Amandha: Omega 3 fatty acids, of course also the omega-3 fatty acids reduce viscosity in the blood and help the blood function better, which is, you know, very key in this. So, that’s one of the top ones is omega-3s. You could do a fish oil or a cod liver oil that’s fortified with D or with A. You can do a vegan source of omega-3s.

Amandha: You, you know, there’s all different kinds. But stay away from sixes. Because sixes are pro-inflammatory and you’ve got an, you know, if they’re your diabetic, you’ve got enough of that. So you want to stay away from that. Garlic is anti-inflammatory. It supports the immune system. Same with ginger. So, you know, there’s a lot of foods like there’s, I won’t have time to go through.

Amandha: Like literally there are so many options for healing. I can’t even go through them all. I really can’t. I’m just going to go through some of the major things that can be done. And this is what’s amazingly ironic about the medical system is there’s so much of this. I can’t even get through it and they don’t even tell you one of these things.

Amandha: It’s a weird world. Okay, so magnesium, my best friend, and everyone should be on magnesium anyway in this crazy world with, you know, hypercalcification, all kinds of problems, all kinds of metabolic issues, all kinds of inflammation. It’s a master mineral. 900 plus enzymatic reactions in the body.

Amandha: I like topical ease magnesium. If you go to my website, I’ve got it there for sale as well as you know, handful of these things I’m mentioning, but I have a store on my website. So that one is called ease and it’s a topical magnesium. It’s absorbed the best because it’s not magnesium is not absorbed through the gut very well.

Amandha: And especially if you’re already damaged with the gut, like. Diabetics have to heal their gut, so you need tons of magnesium to do that, and you won’t absorb it through the gut, so you better go, you know, the parenteral route, so you have to go differently than you, to go through the skin. Boron.

Amandha: Boron is an anti-inflammatory master mineral, just like magnesium. You want about, I would do 10 milligrams of that. You can get it from Borax. If you go to my blog, I have a arthritis blog, by the way diabetics. Get arthritis, obviously, because the sludgy blood causes arthritis. So that’s another comorbidity that I didn’t mention.

Amandha: And boron is very helpful for both arthritis and diabetes because of the anti-inflammatory properties, but also supporting blood. And also, of course, delivering the calcium and helping the calcium function better and get back into the bone because it works with vitamin K2. to do that. So boron.

Amandha: So I was saying on my blog there, I have a article. It’s called arthritis is toxicity, and it has in there a recipe for how to make boron liquid from borax. It’s just a proper dilution of one teaspoon in one liter of pure water. And that’s diluted, and then one teaspoon of that is taken twice a day, and that’s seven milligrams of elemental boron you can get from that.

Amandha: So, that’s a cheap and dirty way to get it. Or I guess clean, because it’s actually cleaner. You can get it in your laundry aisle for reals. So, L-glutamine, you’re gonna heal the whole gut from mouth all the way down. So, L-glutamine’s a huge one. Get it in the… powder form. It’s cheaper. It’s better absorbed that way.

Amandha: Just I just use this little scooper. Sulfur. I like happy body pure sulfur crystals. Don’t get the MSM sulfur in the capsules that has running silica in it. And the the glutathione is bound to the silica. You won’t get the proper detox and the glutathione production in the liver. You won’t get the liver healing that you want from MSM sulfur if you have it in the capsule.

Amandha: So get it in a pure format. Thank you. In the crystalline format, I have that on my website too. It’s called Happy Body Sulfur Crystals. I take that every day. It helps with brain function, kills parasites, supports the liver function, you know, enzyme systems. I mean, it’s hair, skin, nails, like it does. It’s masterful.

Amandha: So most people need it. I pretty much, most of my patients walk out with a magnesium and a sulfur. Also DMSO is a sulfur similar to MSM, but it’s a liquid format, is topically used. I would suggest it in diabetes as well because it’s you know, helps with the blood flow. It opens up the blood vessel for, you know, relaxing some of that hypertension naturally if it’s getting out of control because you also, obviously if it’s out of control, something needs to happen because that’s a near an end stage.

Amandha: So more of the, interventions will have to happen at that point to keep the body alive. It’s only going to go so far, right? So the body can only do so much for so long if you’re not helping it out with food, basically, and lifestyle. So liver detoxes, kidney tonics there’s tons of botanicals like parsley leaf and corn silk tea for the kidneys.

Amandha: Liver detoxes, I like castor oil packs. There’s a burdock and dandelion and milk thistle. I mean, wow, there’s so many beautiful botanicals. There’s homeopathics that help this process. I like one. It’s it’s a homeopathic drainage kit from UNDA that is both liver and kidneys and it helps. The drainage happen in the liver and kidneys.

Amandha: I use it a lot for people who are super, super toxic. And if I start to detox in the regular way, they’ll get like a Herxheimer or a healing crisis. And I don’t want to put them in a healing crisis because I want them to like me later. So I drain them slowly and gently first with the UNDA detox kit.

Amandha: It’s also on my website. It’s under homeopathic section. And then. I tell them to go hardcore with the detox, that they’re ready. And another one is coffee enemas. I mean, if you want a fast way to clean out your colon, clean up the liver, clean up the blood, Gerson therapy is part of that. Like coffee is a part of Gerson therapy.

Amandha: Gerson therapy clears diabetes. It’s known to do that. And coffee enemas would be I mean I suggest it to just about everybody in this world. Gets rid of parasites, cleans things up that are hiding in the colon increases peristalsis in the intestinal tract. I mean it’s huge so, so castor oil packs as well if you go to my blog I have a description how to do proper castor oil packs.

Amandha: Iodine for the metabolism supports the thyroid because If the adrenal glands, as they are pumping cortisol, the adrenals get tired. And then if the thyroid is overworked as well, with all the metabolism, you need iodine for that to properly function. And people who take iodine get, they get that energy back.

Amandha: So iodine is key to also take, and it supports. The immune system too. Superfoods, dense, nutritious superfoods. Get in the spirulina, the chlorella, the maca root. The maca supports your hormone system. And what’s their hormones that are being used in diabetes? Cholesterol, right? So you’re going to need like all these kinds of supports and dense nutrition.

Amandha: That’s why I like superfoods when people are really languishing and they’re really unwell. Then, you know, make a smoothie with superfoods if you can’t. You know, even if they’re elderly and they can’t chew their food properly, you know, this is a way to get in the nutrients. Breathing! You want to de stress, you want to reduce cortisol levels slightly, you want to you know, increase oxygenation in the blood and thin out the blood.

Amandha: Breathe, folks! Like, don’t sit like this. Sit with your chest open. And breathe, okay? Deep breathing all the way down through the diaphragm, like, breathe, people, breathe. That goes for everybody. You know, you can teach people just simple breathing exercises, and they’re oxygenating their blood, and they’re going to stay alive, you know?

Amandha: Basic exercise, people need to move their body, and they need to sweat, they need, blood flowing is from exercise, like, That’s pretty cheap. That’s kind of free. You can just go out and get a walk. You have to move the body. I’d like hot and cold alternating showers. You do three minutes hot, one minute cold, alternate five times and on cold, dry friction rub at the end.

Amandha: That’s going to harmonize the lymph and the blood together. It’s a hydrotherapy method of supporting the immune system, dry skin brushing as well, rebounding, all these things support the immune system. Sweating. So put on some music and dance, go take a sauna, far infrared sauna get the pores opening and sweating.

Amandha: That’s part of the detoxing. Juicing, make sure it’s not sprayed foods that are organic. You know, again, that’s part of Gerson therapy and just high density nutrition through juicing. Different kinds of parasite cleanses. You can take black walnut hull, you can take cloves. There’s all kinds that’ll kill parasites, which I suggest doing that after you’ve done a couple of coffee enemas.

Amandha: They’ve scared the crap out of the parasites at that point. So then you can start to get the parasite cleanses going and that really scares the crap out of them. And literally they come out in poop. Stop putting in the poison. How about that? Stop with the GMOs. The glyphosate is a huge door opener for inflammation and infection and issues.

Amandha: It, like, kills the gut. It kills all the immune system in the gut. It’s just poison and it’s freaking everywhere. Every packaged food has it. So don’t eat packaged foods. Okay. And even non packaged foods, they’re spraying it everywhere. It’s criminal. It is criminal what they’re doing. We have to avoid it as much as we can.

Amandha: Fragrances, hormone modulators, I just did a talk about all the things that you can change in your lifestyle. to increase your health and to reduce, you know, endocrine disrupting chemicals in your body. I will have that up on YouTube shortly and, you know, to, and I was going to just fancy it up a little bit with pictures and stuff.

Amandha: So you can watch that one and I’ll link it here when it’s done. And so, You know, clean up your mess, clean up your life. You can’t keep poisoning yourself and thinking you’re going to be healthy. It doesn’t work that way. The good fats. Now the good fats are required to get rid of the bad fats. They clean up the system.

Amandha: Fat dissolves fat like, like, and like go together. So, you know, if you have grease on your hands, if you put it under water, are you going to clean up the grease? No. But if you put oil on your hands, the grease is going to come off, isn’t it? So it’s like that in your body. You want to clear out all that crappy, cruddy, thick, disgusting Crisco out of your body.

Amandha: Then you need coconut oil. You need healthy oils. You need organic virgin press, olive oil, even the pumice oil, the last press of the olive oil I find helpful and it’s anti parasitical. Flax oil, but it has to be done right or it goes rancid fast. I have all on my website if you go to the fat section, you’ll see all the list of the good healthy fats there that you can ingest that will shift your whole lipid profile very quickly.

Amandha: You’ll be out of that whole horrible you know, dyslipidemia from increasing fat, not decreasing fat. Myth myth. Amaranth is another good one. I have that one here. I have a whole bunch of really cool fats. Anti inflammatory diet, anti-inflammatory foods, Google that or whatever, search for that.

Amandha: You can do the research on that. There’s tons of anti inflammatories that you can do. So the point is this. Okay, here’s the overview of what you’re trying to do in the body, and you can do it in a stepwise path. You’re trying to halt inflammation, or get that under control, restore the blood viscosity, remove the toxins from the blood, get the the, all those modulators out of that blood, detox the liver and kidneys, okay?

Amandha: So that’s zinc, L-glutamine the magnesium digestive enzymes, aloe vera to, aloe vera is a great anti-inflammatory. You need to remove and chelate heavy metals. Obviously, if you have been damaged by vaccines, you have to get the heavy metals out.

Amandha: They settle in the body.

Amandha: You have to go after them. So there’s, DMSO is a good binder of that. It actually goes past the blood-brain barrier and takes the metals out. Mercury is chelated by cilantro. There’s concentrated cilantro products that you can get and use. Bentonite clay is another one that removes heavy metals from the body.

Amandha: Andy Cutler, he has a really great mercury removal chelation system. He’s got a Facebook page you can go to and all the. Everything’s online. You can follow the protocol for free and detox your body of heavy metals. Now, I do it a bit different. I use homeopathic drainage to get the heavy metals out.

Amandha: So, I’ll use Merc Sol to help take out the mercury from the body but they don’t recommend that. They have a very, it’s a very tightly controlled protocol. So, just to get those amalgams.

Amandha: Out and then restore brain function. You have to restore brain function. So Ginkgo biloba opens the blood vessels in the brain. There’s rhodiola that helps with the blood and rhodiola also helps with the adrenal glands, but it helps with the brain as well with thinking, cognition the magnesium, the good fats, all of that restores, helps restore brain function.

Amandha: I mean, these are the basics that you have to apply to heal this. And now it sounds like a lot, and I’ve actually not even really said much. Like of what’s out there. But, so there’s different ways to do this. There’s different approaches that you can take. So no one practitioner is right. It’s really like, okay, here are the things that I’m going to use, that I have available, that make sense to me, to my demographic, to where I live, to my income level, whatever.

Amandha: Here are the things that make sense to me. And I’m gonna start these systems and clean them out. And, you know, if I can’t afford to go to infrared saunas, then I’m gonna run and sweat that way. I’m gonna do other exercise to sweat. So, you know, I do take clients and I help people understand this stuff.

Amandha: I, what I do is I’m, I consult with people. So I even consult with people at a distance, like on Skype or whatever. And then what we do is I do an intake and I, and I. Take their histories and what’s going on with them, and then I help them formulate a plan so that they can start to structure this into their life and make the changes and I give them obviously the Information to do that and help them through because sometimes you need a guide It’s not like it’s you know, you can go look it up and do yourself You can follow the Andy Cutler protocol for example for yourself, right?

Amandha: I mean, this is something you’re going to be empowered to do but at the same time it’s like holy moly I’m not trained in this. I’m not sure Right So that’s where hiring someone like myself is, you know, the way to go. But it’s, there’s lots of people out there. There’s lots of holistic practitioners that know how to do this stuff.

Amandha: So, you know, you can fire your doctor, tell them to shove those vaccines where the sun don’t shine and go to someone who actually knows anything about health and have them help you be healthy and prevent disease and prevent type 1 diabetes in your children by not actually vaccinating them with mercury containing vaccines that cause diabetes that we’ve just proved today.

Amandha: Okay, so I’m just gonna look at the comments and see if there’s anything I can help you with and then I’m gonna close this off because I’m trying to condense. I can talk on and on but I’m trying to condense so that it’s helpful for people and that people, you know, people are busy so I’m trying to do that and anyway you can pause the video and go back if you miss something if I talk too fast, right?

Amandha: So, okay, so da, exercise two, yep, clean up your gut. Type 3, as I mentioned, is a combo of 1 and 2. Basically, what happens is people, they start off with type 2 diabetes, which is from bad food choices and other stressors in their life, and the inflammations run away. They probably don’t have a lot of cortisol, so they’re the low cortisol makers or formers.

Amandha: They run out of that process, and it starts to get into beta-cell destruction. They almost turn into type 1, where they almost die. need to have insulin at that point, and then their brains are very affected so they get the Alzheimer’s picture quite a bit in type 3. So type 3 is also known as LADA, which is like late onset diabetes type 1, basically.

Amandha: So it’s an adult form of type 1, because usually you see people with type 1 developing in children first. Da, okay, acupuncture has healed me of several, and that’s good. I love acupuncture. It’s one of my favorites. One of my favorite modalities. Good. So a lot of people have these supplements. Great.

Amandha: I can’t Google that fast. Google faster! Get your Google finger researching faster!

Amandha: Which one tastes crappy but makes you feel good? The sulfur? I know the sulfur is really horrible tasting. It’s bitter. You know what I do with the sulfur? Here, I’ll get it. I’ll show you. This one. Okay, so this one. This is the happy body sulfur. Okay, so It’s like crystals, it’s like salt. And so, I take a spoon and I just dump it in my mouth, and then I just take juice and I just swig it.

Amandha: It’s over! Fast! It’s no big deal. Okay, so, there’s a party going on today. Holy moly. It’s a good party we have here today. Yeah, oh yeah, you’re taking boron for your osteoporosis. Very good. Sun gazing, that’s a good idea. Sun gazing is fun. I did sun gazing for a number of years, and I totally halted the degeneration of my eyes.

Amandha: I actually hosted HRM, which is Hira Hira Ratan Manek, if you look him up. He’s the Indian man who stopped eating food. He hasn’t eaten food for like 20 years. He just solar gazes and drinks sun charged water and barefoot walks and do, like sun charged do. He gets it on his feet. That’s what he does, and he’s the most powerful The most astounding man you’ll ever meet.

Amandha: He’s just vital. It’s amazing. And he came to Canada and I met him and then I hosted him at my house and he gave a lecture in my house about sun gazing. So, very powerful. There’s so much. There’s earthing, grounding. I mean, there’s so many ways to heal naturally. It’s really mind boggling.

Amandha: Yep, breathing exercises and actually hypertension and I have it on my blog. It’s called a simple cure for hypertension and it’s just a diaphragmatic breathing and when you breathe properly in that way, it actually there’s a signal in the arteries of your neck and it triggers that so that it calms down the blood pressure.

Amandha: So you can actually calm your own blood pressure down just by breathing. And doing that in a focused way for about 10 minutes a day. So you don’t need a pill, you just need to breathe. So it’s, it really regulates the entire body. It shows you something about being stressed and how stressed harms our health, right?

Amandha: Okay, so I heard coffee is a carcinogen. Drinking coffee is not advised. Coffee up the rear end.

Amandha: It’s just about which hole you put it in, really. No, coffee can be carcinogenic. It can be pro-inflammatory. It has lots of problems with the digestive tract. I don’t recommend drinking it. It’s acidic. You know, yeah, a little bit here, a little bit there, whatever. But… Most people are addicted.

Amandha: It’s a drug. It creates a dopamine surge in the brain. So a lot of people are like, I’m never quitting that or what are you talking about? But using it, enemas, and using it as an enema is very powerful and is definitely not carcinogenic and has tons of healing benefits, is quite well studied and definitely a different process.

Amandha: Okay, so green coffee beans left in water overnight. Oh, sorry, I’m missing what that means. Okay. Ginkgo biloba for cerebral cleansing. Yes, I love ginkgo. I take it every day. I mean, it just opens up blood flow to the brain. I mean that in DMSO, you’ve got great blood flow to the brain. You do that with chelating, you’re going to get that mercury out of the brain.

Amandha: It’s excellent. It’s excellent to do. Do that in autistic children. You know? Okay. Where are we at? How much wine recommended? I do not recommend any wine in either hole. You know what wine is good for? Actually, it’s vodka. Alcohol is good for cleansing the skin. It’s a part of a process where you clean the pores of the skin and get rid of any mites.

Amandha: Because we’re not just full of parasites on the inside, but we’re full of mites on the outside. Isn’t that hot? Yeah. So if you use, it’s called a vodka cleaning… solution is Dr. Robert Kassar, if you look him up, C A S A R, excellent, amazing guy out of Hawaii, and he has a whole solution that you rub on the skin, so you put diatomaceous earth in it, bentonite clay, I use activated charcoal in mine you put That baking soda, crystal salts, all these kinds of ingredients in, and then you shake it up and you scrub it all in your skin and you get rid of mites and you open up your pores to breathe and detox properly.

Amandha: And he does like dry water fasting and all kinds of really deep fasting. So you can look him up for more information on how to do this really deep cleansing. And he has a center in Hawaii where he helps people to do that, but I don’t recommend wine or I use brandy actually to make my tinctures.

Amandha: Tinctures and brandy is a nice excuse to drink some wine, if you know what I mean. I’m just drinking my medicine! Another ounce today! But I do a lot of that. Okay, so, yes. I think we’re good. I think we did good here. I thank you, WoW, for joining, and it was awesome. I hope you understood how I took you through that, how, you know, there’s so much.

Amandha: I mean, there’s so much on diabetes that we could know. I mean, wow. Right. And there’s more being elucidated. But the point is, we see all these toxins causing these diseases. We’re seeing a direct correlation. I mean, type 1 diabetes is very life shortening, it’s very life threatening, and we can prevent it by not vaccinating our children.

Amandha: That’s huge. 25 percent in some populations. And what on earth is this stupid flu vaccine doing to our children? And what are their rates going to be when they’re vaccinating pregnant mothers, which they’ve never ever tested the flu vaccine on pregnant mothers, and they say it’s fine. These people are mentally ill.

Amandha: They’re just mentally ill. Anybody who’s read anything that I’ve presented in any of my videos and they still go ahead and vaccinate are mentally ill, you know. I had one I’m on a lot of anti vaccine groups and so forth. Basically I read all day how many people have been damaged by vaccines. It’s a lot.

Amandha: It’s everybody. And one of the stories today was about a mother going to the doctor and how horrible she was treated. I mean, you hear these horrible treatment stories by pediatricians all day. They are the rudest, most disgusting people on the earth. How, what kind of person I don’t care who you are. I don’t care how much training you have.

Amandha: I have training too. I don’t talk to people like, like they’re dirt, especially my own patient. Like, what are you doing? What kind of mentally, what kind of personality disorder do these people have that they can say to their patients, if you don’t vaccinate, I’m never going to see you again. I’m not going to take, I’m not going to, your child’s going to die.

Amandha: That’s what this person said. If you don’t vaccinate, your child is going to die. I’m like, that, like, do they even hear themselves? Do they really hear themselves? You know? They don’t know. They’re, what, now they’re mediums? They’re predicting futures? Are they going to bring out the tarot cards and like, predict that child’s going to die?

Amandha: Really? I mean, and then you present them with the actual information, and what they do is they throw their credentials at you. Well I’m a PhD, I’m an M. D., I know, I’ve done all this, blahblahblahblahblahblahblahblahblahblahblahblah, but you don’t see how super smart I am. And I already know that and blahblahblahblahblahblah.

Amandha: They’re arrogant assholes! And I’m sorry, but they are. And I see it, and I hear these stories every day. But how these patients are being treated by their doctors, they’re being abused! It’s abuse. This should be sued for abuse. That’s what really should happen. They’re just being bullied and fear mongered.

Amandha: I’m sorry, honey, but if your product worked, you would need to push me into it. Oh, I tell you this world. We got to protect ourselves. We got to stand up. And I’m still surprised that we don’t have revolts in the street for what’s going on, honestly. People must be watching TV all day and that’s it, because…

Amandha: If they knew half the stuff I would, I mean, I know I look out and I expect it every day. I expect, like, picketing in front of hospitals. Picketing in front of doctor’s offices. But nobody’s saying anything. Why? What’s happening here? You know, it’s crazy that bullying and that abuse is just allowed. You go to a doctor and you’re scared.

Amandha: Like all these parents, like I’m really super scared to go to the doctor. They don’t believe me. They don’t they just scare me. They, I feel like they’re going to take my kid and vaccinate them without my consent. They’re, they try to trick me into vaccinating. They do all these disgusting things.

Amandha: These people are low lifes. They’re like, Total losers. I’m so angry at these people. I think they’re disgusting. I think they should really look in the mirror at themselves, and I think they need to read their freaking research. You know, so, so present the research to them, they won’t read it because they’re arrogant cult members, they’re brainwashed, right?

Amandha: But at least present it, at least try, because maybe some are tired of being bullies and liars, and maybe they want to change their life too, and maybe they actually want to educate themselves, you know. So here we are. We’ve done it. We’ve done another episode and I really appreciate you being here and check out my other YouTube videos and You know, I try to present as much research as I can and information as much as I can I try to do my best to be as accurate as I can Everybody makes mistakes here and there and if I do I’m gonna always correct them, but I’m gonna continue to learn As all of us should, and we shouldn’t be afraid to be wrong on some of that stuff.

Amandha: We have to still have the conversation, and we still have to research, and we still have to, you know, try to understand. And be humble in that, and that’s the true doctor. A true doctor is a teacher. Is not a bully. So I’m a true doctor, because I’m teaching you. So that’s really where we need to be with our doctors.

Amandha: And not some kind of asshole, who thinks they’re better than you, and know better than you. Because you know your child better, and you know your own body better than they do. So trust yourself. And just say no to them. Just walk away. Fire them. Fire them. If your arm gets cut off, go to the hospital. I get it.

Amandha: But, other than that, what do you need them for? To be poisoned? To be conned? Please. So, my website is yummymummyapothecary. com You can check me out there. You can see the stuff that I make. I make all kinds of awesome products. I like to create a lot of cool things and my blog has good articles and information as well.

Amandha: And I’m getting there with the YouTube stuff, so thank you for your patience. And if you have any concerns, you can email me. My email is yummymummyum@gmail. com. And yeah, we’ll go from there. So we’ll look forward to the next vaccine. Series, which should be probably on autism unless it gets sparked in another direction, but that’s where I’m looking right now at research, which, wow, there’s a lot of research.

Amandha: There’s so much research I don’t, I was like, wow, where do I even start? There’s hundreds and hundreds of papers. I mean, I’ve read, like, a lot of it in, over time, but I mean, to concentrate it, to represent it, I’m like, wow. If they keep denying this they look so stupid. They just look really stupid.

Amandha: No, there’s a lot of studies, guys. Sorry. Nice try. But there’s a lot of actual science that isn’t biased and manipulated. So maybe you want to read that. Okay, bye for now. Love you all. You’re awesome. Thank you for supporting me. Thank you for sharing this video and doing all the like, subscribe, doodly doos.

Amandha: And I just, you know. I think we’re it. We’re our own saviors in this mess. So be the change, right, as they say? Be the change. Okay, well, love you a long time and we’ll see you again super soon, okay? Bye! Mwah!