FREE Webinar: Discover the Power of DMSO + Safe Use for Healing and Emergency Care

Amandha: So we’ll get to those questions as much as possible at the end, and we will see how much time is left or how much steam I’ve got at the end. Okay, so let’s get rucking. So basically this is gonna be just a quick review. It is incredibly versatile substance. I mean it is like as versatile as water as far as I’m concerned.

Amandha: It is that malleable. It is that synergistic. Everyone should have at least one small bottle of it in their first aid kit. It should be properly labeled and you can get just a pure DMSO. I carry the purest there is on the earth. Okay my guy does it the cleanest because it is a remnant of the pulp and paper industry, even though we could just cut to entries and.

Amandha: Make it, but why bother since they’re already cutting down tons of trees and making paper from it, and then this is like a waste product for them. So, this industry takes the DMSO and cleans it up what’s called the white liquor, which is what comes out of the lignin Okay. Of the tree, which is literally what gives the tree strength.

Amandha: So you looking at a tree standing upright, you can thank DMSO for it being strong.

Amandha: And that’s also what it does inside of our bodies. But that white liquor that they use to break the lignin to make paper into pulp the craft pulping process that has to be removed from the DMSO by, usually in every country there’s one big industry distiller that does it.

Amandha: And my Canadian guy has his own proprietary method of like the cleanest that is out there because there are different grades. I don’t recommend a lot of ’em that are just hanging out on Amazon. I’ve had people tell me that it just doesn’t seem to work right. So I don’t know what those are. But DMSO store is where I carry all my blends, all the pure DMSO extracts.

Amandha: And if you even have like a 30 mil or 50 mil bottle of the 99.995% pharmaceutical grade in your med kit, then you know it’s right there. It’s, you don’t have to search through anything anytime you have an emergency. So let me just go to my notes here. And so this is like real world stuff, okay? You might be a parent, you might be a homesteader, a natural health practitioner.

Amandha: You might be, you just might wanna be more prepared when accidents happen, okay? That’s what this is for. This whole webinar is for so we’re gonna talk about what it pairs well with what to avoid, how to make good judgment calls based on the situation you’re dealing with. And there are cautions, there are important things to understand about it.

Amandha: That’s why I do this. So that you don’t make mistakes with DMSO and use it incorrectly, which can cause, you know, some skin burns, irritations redness, thickening of the skin. It should not be ingested into high of a level or a percentage. ’cause it can also upset the mucosa, the delicate skin.

Amandha: So you’re gonna come away with, you know, a better understanding and feel more safe to use it. ’cause some people are actually scared to use it. Frankly I’m scared of the doctor, but and we’re even gonna talk about how to use it on open wounds. How to also use it with proper compliant MA materials like bandages and that kind of stuff.

Amandha: Because this is a very powerful solvent. It will dissolve a lot of things, not everything, but it will dissolve a lot of things. And so you wanna understand its properties. And that’s why I do suggest reviewing my first few videos on the topic in detail and my book, so that you really understand what to do and not to do with DMSO.

Amandha: So I’ll say the disclaimer, this is for educational purposes only, not intended as medical advice. But the whole point of what I just said is I’m trying to help you be responsible for how you apply what you’re learning, how you use this substance, right? So just make sure things are clean. Everything is clean, you’re staying observant, and you always start slow when you’re using something brand new.

Amandha: You don’t just dive in unless you’re in a serious emergency. And the risk of, you know, having a detox reaction is not that high on rather than like saving their life, then you can dive in. But for the most part, you should start attesting responses to DMSO on your family members. So, you know, and they’re al they’re already familiar with the substance.

Amandha: Okay? So, so yummy.doctor is my website. You’ve got tons of information there as well. Always available. And if you would like to join as a member, you can talk to me every Thursday. I do live for members. And we have like an entire community full of resources, an entire library of protocols. You know, we’re building our own community here and we just really wanna get out of the disempowering medical paradigm and move into our own freedom and our making really good choices for ourselves and our loved ones.

Amandha: Okay, so the DMSO really absorbs into soft tissue quickly. Okay. It is transdermal. It is transdermal through any tissue and by the time you put it on your skin or put it in your mouth or put it anywhere on your body between 10, 15, 20 minutes, depending on your size, you’ll find DMSO in every single organ, including the brain.

Amandha: So it passes the blood-brain barrier, it will go into every single tissue. There’s not one area that it won’t go, which is very amazing because we can utilize that for all kinds of healing. So obviously we can use it topically, we can use it orally, it can be used by injection and can also be used by iv.

Amandha: Obviously, we’re gonna focus on the topical and oral roots because injection IV have to be done by specialists. And then of course, it carries other substances into the body, so we have to be very aware of what we’re mixing it with, what we’re blending it with. And it’s claim to fames. It has 1 million claim to fames, but the big ones, the heavy hitters are it really helps the inflammation cascade become under control by the body.

Amandha: So runaway inflammation, issues of inflammation. It basically says we’ve got this to the body. Like you don’t need to create inflammation to open the tissue to get, you know, materials in blood flow in lymph to the area and waste out, because we can do that for you as we help open and allow things to move back and forth.

Amandha: So therefore, the inflammatory process doesn’t need to be so intense, which means the healing can happen quicker. And people report all the time. They used it for a sprain. They used it for a strain, they used it for a fracture, and they’ve rolled their ankle before, whatever, and it took, you know, four months to heal and now it’s taken three weeks to heal.

Amandha: That’s how much more quickly. DMSO can accelerate the healing process. It brings oxygen to the area, and oxygen is life. Oxygen fuels the electron transport chain. It fuels ATP and energy production. It supports the mitochondria to produce these products that keep the metabolism moving forward and the repair tools and the feedback loops going.

Amandha: Okay? So it helps therefore, with communication, it’s, we already covered how much it re relieves pain. That’s also when people, you know, common people, I guess, if you will, or people who don’t know too much about it. They’re like, isn’t that a pain reliever? You know, that’s usually what some people will know if they’ve heard a little bit about DMSO, that it’s a pain reliever.

Amandha: It’s trusted in sports medicine and horse racing. That’s kind of some of its first uses or more popular uses that people may be more familiar with. It is a sulfur compound and it is extremely versatile. And it can even penetrate into like really deep layers of tissue. So you can treat it orally, but even if you can’t do that, like in a case where someone’s unconscious, you can treat through the skin.

Amandha: Okay. Because of the transdermal nature, which is what one of the reasons that this is so honed for these sorts of situations. So yes, it can interrupt some nerve fiber conduction where when there’s pain. So it can basically tell the nerve to like chill because pain is a signal to your body to, to bring things to it and to inform you on what’s happening.

Amandha: But when the body’s got this, it doesn’t need that nerve conduction. So it can actually calm everything down there too, as far as nerve goes. Nerve inflammation goes, swelling doesn’t need to be so intense. And then of course, the main thing to think about or the takeaway here is it’s gonna improve blood flow.

Amandha: Okay? Heart attack, stroke. What’s happening in most of these cases, blood is not getting to an area, okay? It’s causing an injury. Because if blood can’t go there, then oxygen can’t go there. If blood can’t go there, nutrients can’t go there, blood can’t go there, repair cannot happen, right? So this is one of the substances that will help blood flow, help to dilate the blood vessels, help to increase the oxygen supply through the blood.

Amandha: So it’s going to oxygenate the blood and help deliver the blood to the area that is rapid tissue repair. Okay? It’s a free radical scavenger, so it clears oxidative waste, oxidative stress, right? So it’s got a lot of wonderful principles that we want to understand. And again, I do suggest a deep dive with my other videos.

Amandha: Okay? We did sort of go through this where what’s derived from its delivery methods. The other great thing is that it likes to buddy up. With other substances and once it binds, it can carry up to a certain molecular weight. It can carry substances, it can help deliver them. That is very unique for a substance to be able to do that.

Amandha: It’s not selfish. DMSO is a very community oriented molecule, okay? And it’s going to support in like the water as well, and has a really cool relationship with water. Actually uses water as propeller. So let me just see here. Key first aid principles. Okay, let’s get into it.

Amandha: Let’s get into the first aid understanding. All right. Look, first aid is something we shouldn’t be afraid of, okay? At least one person in your household should take a local first aid course, okay? And understand how to resuscitate someone. Understand the basic principles of airway, how to help someone breathe, how to keep the heart going.

Amandha: It isn’t that difficult, okay? Especially if you have someone elderly in your care or you know, someone’s got the, you know, what shot that could happen any moment. So you want to be able to understand some first aid principles, also, like the ABCs of what happens in a sprain in a break in bleeding, how to stop a bleeding situation.

Amandha: How to use compression, how to use elevation. Excuse me. So first aid is immediate care, okay? While you call for help. So you’re gonna learn how to triage and in triaging, you’re gonna prioritize need. I’m actually gonna do an entire course on this. It’s gonna be built into my Yummy.Doctor scholastic program to help you understand and be empowered how to actually deal with first aid situations.

Amandha: So, you know, Scotty call 911. Okay? So and so go get clean bandages, so and so else. Okay? So someone has to be the leader in a situation because most people panic in any sort of first aid situation. And that’s after you’ve assessed, you know, airway, breathing, conscious level heart pulse, those kinds of things.

Amandha: Then you can start to dictate to others, Hey, I’m taking leadership here. I’m trained in this. I need you and you to do these things, okay? Other than the 911 call, which should happen right away. So you’re gonna be the key principles here are preserving life, preventing deterioration, and promoting recovery.

Amandha: DMSO is applied once any bleeding has stopped. Okay? So if you have a bleeder, okay externally bleeding, you wanna try to get that clotted and stopped before you’re gonna start applying DMSO because it increases blood flow and movement. Okay? So you really want the clot to form before you start applying DMSO.

Amandha: Now, internally, it’s a bit of a different story. If the blood is contained and you have an internal bleed, you can still use DMSO, but I’m gonna give you other tips and tricks to help the blood get under control even before you start to use DMSO. Like things like homeopathy. So if you don’t use DMSO for resuscitation or an uncontrolled trauma, those are not really situations that are correct for that, for what your, you know, your application.

Amandha: Like something that severe, we’re talking about someone starting to have signs of stroke. Someone has had some signs of having a heart attack for a while. Usually heart attacks have at least a couple of weeks of symptoms before a major event. And you can get, if you know how to recognize it, you can get on top of it way ahead of time.

Amandha: Okay? So I’m gonna give you those signs and symptoms. You can look for those and help to prepare and prevent. ’cause that’s really where we want to get to is prevention so we talked about triage situation, the assess the situation, stabilize the person and decide on proper application. And then we’re gonna go the signs of heart attack, stroke, or cardiac arrest. Okay. So the main principles here, we’ve covered, we really if you have to do CPR, you should know CPR when to use it.

Amandha: And if you suspect a stroke or heart attack, you can immediately start to use it topically. And we’ll go into specific use. And yes, someone said cayenne pepper is another great remedy which is, which also can be used. The problem is if someone’s unconscious. Or can’t swallow, then you have some limitation there with use of anything you might give orally.

Amandha: Now if there’s a very deep wound that is actively bleeding, then you want to put pressure and elevation and then start to apply a dressing. So in your first aid kit, you should have bandages, gauze, things that are as clean and natural as possible, larger size bandage bandages. And we’ll go into that a little bit more too.

Amandha: So, once you’ve assessed and you think that everything’s under control and you think DMSO is appropriate, like it say, have a sprain, a contusion, a concussion, potential concussion, some swelling, or some kind of inflammation and tissue shock, then you can start to use DMSO topically for those things.

Amandha: Now heart attack symptoms, we’ll get into here. Let’s get into some of that. Let me just see my next slide. No, that’s the, that’s next. Okay. So really chest discomfort that lasts more than a few minutes or comes and goes. Oftentimes people will say it feels like squeezing. There’s pressure.

Amandha: Maybe there’s pain in the center of the chest. There might be discomfort in the arms, in the back, in the neck, jaw, or stomach. And women and men have totally different heart attack symptoms by the way. It’s more insidious in women, tends to be more shoulder based in women. There could be shortness of breath.

Amandha: There might be more discomfort or less discomfort depending with or without that shortness of breath in the, so the chest discomfort could be not even as present and then sometimes they break out in a cold sweat might be, feel dizzy, lightheaded, or not nauseous. Okay. Stroke. For stroke use the fast check that’s face drooping.

Amandha: So you can ask someone to smile and see if they probably don’t wanna smile, but mock them and make them smile. Okay. And just see if a side is uneven. Ask them to lift their both arms and see if one drops. So arm weakness is the A of fast speech difficulty. Ask them to say a simple sentence like the sky is blue.

Amandha: Okay? And they might not be able to say that. And they might be like, B sky is something like this. And so they are slurring their speech. And then time, if you see any of those three signs, then you have to call emergency services. ’cause this is severe. And then cardiac arrest, we’re not going to do too much about cardiac arrest because

Amandha: cardiac arrest is an emergency situation. They’re unresponsive. You can’t tap, like if you tap on them or rub their sternum or try to speak to them, nobody’s responding. They’re not responding. They don’t have normal breathing when you check for at least five seconds. So you have to call for help

Amandha: and you could give a little bit DMSO at that point, but if this is, if you don’t know the person, if you know the person, then you might make a different decision. But usually cardiac arrest is at the end stage. Like heart attacks already happened. Heart failures already in process, like lots of signs have been there.

Amandha: You know, yes, there’s widow maker types of heart of cardiac arrest situations. Some of those are less blood flow issue and more electrical nerve issue, where just you’re not all of a sudden there’s, it’s like an EMP attack on the heart, okay? And it just has stopped. And sometimes you don’t have signs for the silent heart attacks.

Amandha: In that case, you’re really just trying to get life back into the person and then you’re gonna do recovery with DMSO. Okay, so this is e Oh, yes. And so once you always continue to monitor breathing and heart rate as you’re waiting for EMTs to arrive. Don’t give anything by mouth, like I said, who’s not conscious and alerts.

Amandha: And then always tell the EMTs that you what you have done, because they have to chart it. Because it’s gonna affect the dosages of medications that they’re gonna give. And so don’t be afraid to tell them that what you did, even if they roll their eyes at you or judge you or whatever don’t worry about what they think of you.

Amandha: Okay? There’s nothing illegal here. You could just pretend you are stupid or something. Like, whatever you wanna do, but don’t worry about what they think about you. Okay? Anyway. An any EMT worth his or rehearsal should know already about DMSO. Okay. They should have studied that in school. And know even what it’s about and how to use it.

Amandha: And if they don’t, that’s their embarrassment. Okay. So I’m just gonna take this off for just a minute so you can see more,

Amandha: okay. I wanted to talk about the, I have heart anatomy and other cool pictures I didn’t get to, to put up, but I would really take a beat and go look up a heart, and look up basic heart anatomy so you kind of understand what, what’s going on there. Like, just look up any normal heart anatomy picture and you’re gonna see that you have, actually, I don’t think I have it uploaded. Okay. Endocardium is the inside muscle. The myocardium is the mid-level muscle. The in-between muscle of the heart and the epicardium is the outer layer, outer muscle of the heart. Okay? And then there’s little papillary muscles inside that have the strings of the heart that connect to the valves.

Amandha: And so there’s all these different muscles. There’s the pectinate muscles, and these are ridge muscles. And anything can go wrong with any of these areas if blood flow is cut off. So if blood co flow is cut off to the endocardium, you have endocarditis, it causes an inflammatory state. If you have lack of blood flow to the myocardium, you have myocarditis.

Amandha: So that’s what we’ve been hearing from the jabs, right? People are getting a lot of problems with their myocardium, this layer of the heart that has blood flow being cut off to it, or most likely what’s happening are little micro clots in that area, so the muscle cannot function properly. And then epic carditis is when you have lack of blood flow to the epicardium or the outer layer of the heart.

Amandha: Okay? And so these are blood flow issues. So cardiac arrest is an electrical problem, okay? But heart attack is a circulatory problem. Often it’s from longstanding narrowing of the valves, or sorry, of the vessels. So over time, the vessels are weakened by either lack of nutrition, perhaps there’s not enough minerals to help the vessel actually stretch properly and move properly.

Amandha: So it’s becoming more stiff. And then when it becomes stiff, it becomes inflamed. And one of our most potent anti-inflammatory substances is cholesterol. And so the body will make cholesterol to go to the areas where there’s inflammation to, to calm that down to, and to help prevent actually a tear in the micro vessels.

Amandha: And so a lot of doctors will blame cholesterol for causing heart attacks. But it’s the same thing with the false germ theory, right? It’s like, we made this garbage and now all these flies are there. So that means the flies cause the garbage, right? It’s the same problem of logic that the medical establishment has where they see something in the area and they automatically blame it for causing the problem.

Amandha: But the buildup isn’t actually the cause, it’s a result. Of that chronic inflammatory state and that rigidity of the vessel. Now this can happen in the brain for a stroke or the spine for a stroke. Same principles in the heart for a heart attack. Okay? So it’s the exact, so, so you can simplify all of these fancy names and all of these different diagnoses and stuff by just understanding what is happening in all of these vessels.

Amandha: It’s just that the micro vessels are becoming rigid, inflamed, and eventually will start to become narrowed by materials. You know, the cholesterol will gather to try to do its job, but hey, if you’re not eliminating properly, if you’re not nutritious, meaning you’re not getting enough of the co-factors and mediators to clean up the problem, right?

Amandha: You don’t have enough construction workers on the road to build the roads. Nothing’s gonna happen. It’s just gonna sit and accumulate. Then all it takes is one day you get, yeah, get a covid shot or God forbid, or you have an injury where you create a clot or you have a bruise, you fall, slip, and falls kill a lot of elders because of the situation, right?

Amandha: They have an internal bleed. They start to clot, and then the clot gets dislodged and it goes into that area where the narrowing is, and boom, you have an event because now. Blood flow is blocked, and that is a serious there’s a serious repercussion to that. So that’s what’s happening in the brain for stroke in the heart, in the different, whatever, different layers of vessels, of those different muscle tissues, then that’s all you need to understand really about it because what you’re trying to now do is unblock it.

Amandha: And how you’re going to unblock it is by allowing some substance. You might know the name to enter the body and to help dissolve the clot, relax the vessel, and increase blood flow and oxygen to the area. And that’s exactly what DMSO does, and that’s why it’s a star for heart attacks and strokes. It’s, it should be like common knowledge because this is such a, an important thing to understand, to save someone from this fate, right?

Amandha: And to prevent, so not only prevent, but actually heal that condition. So now that you understand that’s what’s happening in the body when you start to apply the DMSO, you can use other things that do something similar. Like some people were mentioning Hawthorne, some people were mentioning cayenne pepper.

Amandha: Some people you know, might mention magnesium. You know, I’m very, I have a love affair with magnesium because we’re very deficient in it and we use a lot of it. Our bodies to get a lot of jobs done quickly because it’s a catalyst and catalysts in biochemical reactions, speed things up. Like problems are sluggishness.

Amandha: How are you gonna heal quickly? Well, you’re gonna get blood flow, they’re gonna get oxygen there. But also you want to get a catalyst moving forward, the biochemical reactions to detox the area and help bring in nutrients for repair of the tissue itself. And so the more, the merrier when it comes to that and DMSO synergy is, you know, next to nothing I know to get that job done.

Amandha: Okay. So let me just go back to my notes really quick. Let’s see. I’ve got like geeked out details that are probably overdone, but ’cause that’s what I do when I study, like, but what I’d like to do is just help you understand that there is oftentimes hypertension in these situations. Or the person that’s had a stroke or heart attack already has had chronic hypertension.

Amandha: So that’s a sign that if you see that in someone you already know, they’re a little bit adapting to something to a chronic inflammatory state in the body. And that needs to be managed. So don’t just let hypertension, you know, be what it is. It’s an adaptation of blood. The blood needs to push harder because it’s either thick or there’s dehydration or there’s other problems blocking or impeding.

Amandha: Right? So there’s narrowing. There might be hypertension. So it’s really talking about how do we move the stagnation and the toxicity and the nutritional lack, right? How do we work with that? So we don’t have a heart attack stroke, or we don’t have another type of event or issue. Right? And now you could if the atrium of the heart, okay, fibrillate, which basically is a fancy word for irregular heartbeat, okay?

Amandha: Which is, it is an electrical problem, but it can be caused by lack of blood flow to the area as well, not feeding the nerve, okay? There could be an embolic stroke. Okay? That could happen. Oftentimes that’s an autonomic nervous system issue. And for that you want to give things like electrolytes, taurine, and CoQ10.

Amandha: So if you have someone that you know, or you yourself are having your regular heartbeats. Those three things. Electrolytes like potassium, magnesium, making sure you’re getting enough sodium. ’cause oftentimes doctors my favorite tell people to go on a low salt diet. No, don’t do that. Just don’t take running table salt.

Amandha: That’s poison. But you do need a balanced mineral salt, okay? Because you do need sodium. Quite a lot of it actually to run your cells and your nerves. So electrolyte balance, taurine and CoQ10, if there’s atrial fib fibrillation. And then a lot of strokes, actually, I know you’re gonna be totally shocked when you hear this, are actually triggered by polyp polypharmacy.

Amandha: So that is when someone’s on a ton of meds, they got lots of vaccines, right? And they’re on statins especially, which no one should ever be on statin. If you have on statin right now, you have my permission to dump it immediately. You don’t even have to go off a statin slowly. You can go off it immediately.

Amandha: You should not be artificially lowering your cholesterol, okay? You should be managing your inflammation and cleansing yourself and because cholesterol builds your hormones and it’s part of your brain matter and your nervous system, so you really don’t wanna get rid of that. It also builds your vitamin D and other fat soluble vitamins.

Amandha: Okay? So that also. Looking at what someone is taking and trying slowly or as rapidly as you can get ’em off the polypharmacy. Train is one of the best things you can do for someone’s health because no one is missing any of these things for their health. Okay? Also something to look at is emotional shock.

Amandha: Trauma, long-term stress. Those situations can dysregulate, cortisol can dysregulate the nervous system. Vascular tone can cause constriction. Tension can cause rupture, okay? So stress is a killer and stress can cause heart attacks and stress can cause strokes, okay? Because when you’re in fight or flight and you’re constantly dumping cortisol, your body is, blood is prioritized into specific areas of the body and is not working on repair, is not working on healing the tissue.

Amandha: So that means they’re gonna be areas over time of long-term situations like this that are gonna suffer. Okay? So I found in a lot of situations people are healing because they’re, they can’t get outta the stress response. They’ll take all the things and do all the things and try all the stuff, and they’re not healing, and it’s because they’re not able to get into rest and digest mode from fight or flight mode.

Amandha: That is a priority, is to calm the energy down, to calm, to help people become relaxed in whatever way is possible to do so. Now there are clotting, blood clotting disorders specifically in hypercoagulability that can have like epigenetic aspects, but generally it’s toxicity, pharmaceutical damage, synthetic estrogens vaccine residues, heavy metals, all that kind of stuff.

Amandha: And that needs to be looked at from a whole terrain perspective if you’re starting to see any of these symptoms come up and wanna get on top of it before it becomes a full event. And then, you know, doctors do the weirdest things. They’re like, don’t even understand vitamins. You know, they don’t study nutrition in med school.

Amandha: Isn’t that the most absurd thing you’ve ever heard? They’re doctors, but they don’t actually study nutrition. Okay? Because that’s, because everything in that world is specialists, right? So you just hand off and you know, your patient to the specialist that’s supposed to know about nutrition, right? So they’ve compartmentalized everything.

Amandha: So nobody really knows much about the body in that world. But naturopath or naturopathic doctors, we studied tons of nutrition because that’s really it. Okay? That’s where you find remedy. Okay? But the problem here is they give things like, they’re like, okay, well you should take a calcium pill.

Amandha: Like what? That’s like the last on the list of any supplement anyone would ever need, ever is a big old calcium carbonate chalk pill. Okay? That is like the worst of supplements that, you know, is rarely given appropriately. And we can add to atherosclerosis. Ironically, I actually just had someone who reached out to me and gave me actually through our yummy gut doctor who was on our Thursday, ’cause I answered questions, health questions on our Thursday lives, right?

Amandha: And this poor gentleman, elderly gentleman. Was had a stroke and was taking these big old horse pills. I’m like I see a correlation immediately stop these and start taking magnesium to help dissolve some of this stuff. Because if you’re not, if you’re taking calcium or even vitamin D is helps absorb calcium, right?

Amandha: And you’re not taking K two, vitamin K two, which is the shuttle that moves calcium to the bone matrix. Okay? Rather than free floating into the blood, then you don’t know how to prescribe vitamins. Okay? Vitamins work together. So you don’t just use one, you have to use them as a synergy and then you get the job done properly.

Amandha: But because doctors are not taught in basic vitamins and nutrition, right? They’re like, oh, you’re low in calcium, just take calcium. Like, they don’t even think about the delivery method. They don’t even think about where it’s going and where it shouldn’t go, right? So what happens in a lot of atherosclerotic patients is this calcification problem, okay?

Amandha: Which is also the next level from all that cholesterol buildup. If the cholesterol system fails by being on a statin, you know what’s next? Calcification. And that’s super hardening. And then what’s gonna happen there, you could have an a total aneurysm, you could have a rip in that blood vessel because it’s like a brick wall and you’re constantly have having pulsations, electrical pulsations going through.

Amandha: And eventually it will tear. You’ll have a bleed out. So, yeah. Doctors really know what’s what, right. Okay, so let me put my slides back up here. Where are we? I did that. Okay. So, here’s just a general understanding of when you can and can’t use it, and then I’m gonna go I’m gonna swing back. I just wanna go through some of the drugs with you after this about DMSO drug interactions for emergency cardiovascular medicines.

Amandha: ’cause you know, if that happens and they’re going to the hospital, they’re gonna drug them and so you gotta know how to mix this stuff, so as you work to get them off of it eventually. Right? So I’m just seeing some questions here. Okay. So after stabilization, for the a stroke, heart attack, recovery break or fracture.

Amandha: And we’re gonna go into specific dosages for that. For sprains strains, bruising, burns, inflammation and shock. Okay, those are excellent applications for DMSO. You can use it for those things. Any accident to support recovery, you can use it immediately following that. Like one time I broke my finger by slamming it in a car door.

Amandha: It was a really proud moment and instead of actually opening the car door, I just ripped my finger out and caused a physical tear, which was bleeding plus the break. And I was in excruciating pain. So I immediately wrapped my finger in a towel sorry, a paper towel that I soaked in pure DMSO.

Amandha: I didn’t have anything diluted available. I just used the pure stuff and I just wrapped it around my finger and I just sat there and was like okay. Like that. Okay. Just sat and tried to get myself under some calm and then my brain switched on and I went, I need Aconitum napellus right away, which is a homeopathic remedy for shock, which everyone should have in their first aid kit.

Amandha: And I ran to the cabinet and I immediately took five pellets melted under the tongue of a 200 ch Aconitum homeopathic. And by the time it dissolved a few minutes later, I was fully in my brain again, and I could think again. And I took homeopathic Arnica montana, which is a really important remedy to use for any type of bleeding, internal or external.

Amandha: It will help the blood clot properly. So then I took Arnica montana, 30 ch five pellets under the tongue, lip dissolve. And then I sat back down with my little wrapped finger with the DMSO soaking through. And I always use only organic paper towel by the way. So the one that I soaked was an organic paper towel without pesticides, because it’s very important if you’re gonna do that, that the paper towel is not conventional.

Amandha: And then I sat and then all of a sudden I just felt the pain lift. It just like a balloon going up and floating away. I could feel the relief washing over me. And I breathed a sigh of relief and I wrapped up my finger in a rubber, not rubber. It was a cot, I think it was partly latex cot and then another glove over top.

Amandha: ’cause I was making soap at the time. Or a cream, or, no, I was making some sort of stuff. I was making something and I was right in the middle of it and I had to finish. So I actually had to go back to work with that. But I was fine, you know, I was fine. It was broken. I was fine. So that’s how rapid the healing happened.

Amandha: Just by getting it on right away immediately was the first thing I did. And there was some bleeding, but it had stopped by the time I got in the house and by the time I got my shoes up, whatever and got the bottle out and it had stopped and then I just kept it on there. Now I kept it on so long it actually made my finger look a bit funny, which it will do if you put it on at that strength, but it will heal a hundred percent back after.

Amandha: So don’t be alarmed if you get redness or it looks like it’s been underwater for like four hours ’cause it might wrinkle the skin. But in emergency cases you may go for it straight like that. And then I just kept applying it at a 70% three times a day to my finger. And that healed within about seven, eight days, which is just unheard of for a broken finger or broken anything really.

Amandha: But, so that’s how quick my finger healed from a break. I did not go get imaging. I did, I could feel myself where it was broken, what was wrong. So I did not get imaging, so that was pretty quick. So yeah we’ll talk about, we can, that’s a good question, Marge, for dog bites. We’ll talk about that at the end.

Amandha: But any type of bite or any type of word dirt or anything like you don’t want in the wound, you just have to really cleanse the wound beforehand, right? So, like, I love colloidal silver for that. I make a beautiful colloidal silver that is structured. So you wanna wash the wound with water, with clean water maybe a little soap if there’s dirt.

Amandha: And then you wanna cleanse the wound with colloidal silver, okay? Just any debris has to get out of there, you and let it bleed. If you do have a bite or anything like that, or a puncture, just try to let it bleed a little. Let the waists that have gotten in just come out and you wanna clean it properly.

Amandha: And then after that is clean and after the wound is clotted, you can begin to use DMSO around it in a very strong way and more so diluted inside the open wound. And we’ll go into that in a few next few slides. Maybe using maybe used during certain heart attack, the person’s breathing. Yes.

Amandha: Yes. And, okay. Another thing is poison ivy or oak or insect bites. Don’t use DMSO for those things because like I said, it can carry some of these substances or spread some of these substances. So these are not appropriate uses. Insect bites. It can be used after the initial whatever’s been injected into you, you know, through the insect is de is you know, dealt with by the body.

Amandha: So the next day you can. But not with poison oak or I or poison ivy, you have to use the detergent to get that off. Everything. You have to, like, there’s a whole different protocol for that and for that, actually using urine therapy, actually you can use your own fresh urine for any wound. For an for poison ivy oak, for insect bites, for allergy.

Amandha: The urine is, yeah, antiseptic. It’s your own perfect medicine. It’s not actually waste. I’ve done all kinds of articles and videos on that topic if you wanna understand that for first aid, especially if someone’s throat starts closing if they are anaphylactic and they don’t have an EpiPen, their own urine can literally save their lives.

Amandha: So don’t scoff at it. It’s life saving. Okay? And you can use it with DMSO and you can use it in open wounds and you can use it to wash wounds. Especially what if you’re out somewhere? You don’t have water, you don’t have a way of cleaning it. You got out the desert or something. You got bit by a scorpion or bit by something.

Amandha: Your own urine can literally save your life and you’re the antidote to anything you’ve ever been bitten. So when you’re bitten within 20 seconds, the antidote for that bite is actually in your urine. Yeah. So the antidote you make it God is great. So your urine contains antidotes and you can drink that and immediately deal with whatever the poisoning is.

Amandha: So that’s a big deal. It’s a big important thing to know for first aid. So we don’t use DMSO and dirty wounds. We clean it first. Okay. All right. Next slide. Okay. This is just different contaminations, but before we go here I’m just going to, I just wanna go back and talk about the drugs. Okay. I wanna talk about drug mixing because kind of, you know, we’re at this for the flow of it.

Amandha: Well, we the, you first use DMSO around the area before it stops. If it’s still bleeding or you’re still cleaning it, then you can use it around the area. But once the wound is clotted, you can use it in the wound. It just will sting. So if you’re okay with that, with kids, you gotta be careful. ’cause they’ll be mad at you if it stings.

Amandha: So give ’em a heads up that it might sting for a little bit. Like, have you ever used my DMSO eyedrops? That heals cataracts and all that kind of stuff. If you ever do that, it burns like wildfire for the first like 30 seconds or 20 seconds or whatever, right? It’s not comfortable. And then it subsides, then it’s fine because keep in mind whatever tissue it touches, its opening.

Amandha: So, it in sensitive tissue with high nerve in influx, you’re gonna feel that more. Okay? So you’re gonna feel that as it’s actually traveling through. Okay? So, if someone’s on medications, if someone is in an emergency situation where you know they’re gonna put these people or yourself or whomever on any of these drugs you have to understand the interactions.

Amandha: Okay? So I’m just gonna go through really quickly a list of some of these like antiplatelet agents, aspirin, Plavix the clopidogrel drugs, right? Those will enhance DMSO will enhance absorption across the board of any drug. And in those cases, it, if you’re actually using an antiplatelet, it will increase bleeding risk.

Amandha: Okay? So you really have to understand what it looks like to overdose on the drug, and you have to monitor. So you’d have to monitor signs of bleeding and you have to adjust dosages. Here of the drug in order to use DMSO for that. And that’s why it’s important to let the meds know what’s happening, because they’ll have to use less of the drug when they give than when they give it.

Amandha: Yeah. So just a sh just a quick shout out, housekeeping. Please don’t post any commercial links in the chat. Free warnings and you’ll be banned. So we have a strict no commercial pro policy here of like links and stuff to Amazon or whatever, so please don’t drop ’em in the comments.

Amandha: Thanks. Okay. So anticoagulants, warfarin, which is Coumadin Heparin, DMSO, potentiates. Okay. It potentiates anticoagulation effects. It can lead to increased INR levels, and you have to monitor the INR, which is the clotting process and make sure that you are, that they’re assessing for hemorrhagic complications.

Amandha: You have to be, excuse me, aware of what you’re doing there. Beta blockers anything with an olol at the end. metoprolol atenolol. All the olol are, have beta blockers. They’re gonna enhance absorption. Sorry. When you mix DMSO with this, it could be bradycardia or hypotension. So low, too low of a blood pressure.

Amandha: So you want a heart rate monitor, you have to adjust the dosages here as well. ACE inhibitors you could get hypertensive effects. You have to monitor blood pressure. You cannot use the, this mixture if anyone has renal impairment because ACE inhibitors are really hard on the kidneys and you do not wanna increase that drug.

Amandha: In that case, statins DMSO increases statin con concentration and could create myopathy and muscle weakness. So just throw the statins in the garbage because those are not necessary, and you can quit those cold Turkey throw thrombolytics like, alteplase. Then you could get something like an enhanced systemic exposure, potentially increasing bleeding again.

Amandha: So really that shouldn’t be, they shouldn’t be mixed or very low dose DMSO only and monitor in acute settings should be monitored. Calcium channel block blockers. diltiazem, amlodipine you could get into hypertensive. Again, you have to monitor the cardiovascular system. Antiarrhythmics they use like amiodarone.

Amandha: I can’t stand the name of pharma drugs. They just drive me crazy. Always hated them. They’re just like, we’re so special names. You know, it should just say poison. Poison number one. Poison number two. I digress. DMSO altered the drug distribution and actually affect the effect efficacy because the thing is not only does it deliver, but it’ll help detox toxins.

Amandha: So it may decide your body doesn’t want this and actually get rid of it. So you might not even get the dose that you think you’re getting. You might get too high of a dose, you might get too low of a dose, and it hasn’t even been studied appropriately in this context to know what DMSO does with certain medications.

Amandha: Does it increase the utilization or does it increase the release of it? Okay, so we don’t a hundred percent even know how much is detoxing, how much it’s binding, and how much it’s delivering. And it could be an individual situation where it’s different in Joe and different in Bob between the two.

Amandha: So, EKG would have to be monitored. Thyroid and liver function tests would have to be done here. So again, doctors need to know so they can do these things. And then diuretics, like furosemide. It actually in higher doses, DMSO does give a diuretic effect. So you can actually substitute diuretics and use DMSO internally instead.

Amandha: And if you use the two together can affect electrolytes and renal function. So there those are not recommended. Okay, good. I just wanted to go through those for you. Okay. Let’s go back to the presentation. So we talked about flushing wounds. You can also use weak hydrogen peroxide. In addition, like I mentioned, colloidal silver and urine, but you can also use like a one to 3% hydrogen peroxide solution.

Amandha: I would stick to more like a 1% in open wounds just because hydrogen peroxide will start to break down proteins and you don’t really wanna do that, you just wanna clean it. So 1% probably is as high as I would go and it might even dilute it a little further than that. And homeopathic Ledum is really great if there is a puncture wound.

Amandha: So that is like your first first aid homeopathic remedy for puncture wounds. Ledum 200 ch You can use a 30 as well in this situation. No to 10 shots. Always say no to any vaccine. Just it’s really simple and someone goes, I don’t know, I was offered this vaccine. Should I do it? The answer is always gonna be no.

Amandha: So that I’ve simplified it for you. It’s always a big fat, no. Okay. And then polycarbonate, PVC, poly Iron, plastics and Soft Metals are to be avoided with DMSO. And I did do an entire video on not mixing DMSO with certain plastics. And what’s are safe plastics with DMSO? What aren’t so safe is glass HDPE, LDPE, PETE.

Amandha: So P-E-T-E-P-P-P-P nylon, I’m sure. PTFE. So I have a whole, you can see here, I have a video that goes through the different plastics and what to use and whatnot to use. Like some bandages are very plastic, so you have to make sure before you’re applying a bandage that the DMSO is actually absorbed through the skin first.

Amandha: So you want nonsynthetic, you want breathable of course clean. Please don’t use dirty bandages. I really have to, I don’t have to say that. Right. Don’t use dirty managers. Okay, cool. Okay, so, actually, I’m just gonna go back to slide four for a sec because one of the things I wanna go through now with you is the protocols and the specific, so you have to write this down because I don’t have it in a slide, but see, I’m used to using Zoom and actually after in a while we won’t even use Stream Air.

Amandha: We’re gonna use our own thing, but I. Usually if I’m doing something in Zoom, I just screen share and like, show my other pages, but I’m not sure how to do screen share. Let’s see. Maybe I’ll try it. I’m gonna try it. Okay. Hopefully I don’t screw this up because I want you to see my page, so I’m gonna share it and, oh, that wasn’t that hard.

Amandha: Okay, I’m gonna remove this and let’s add this. Oh look, you can see my page. Oh, you can even see my curse, my cursor. Okay, that’s cool. Okay, so here you go. When you can use, this is for slide four. So after stabilization, you’re gonna apply one to two milliliters of 70 to 90% DMSO topically. So this is for cardiac arrest.

Amandha: Hold on. Oh, there are different ones. Okay, so I actually have even more detailed protocol. What I’ll do is I’ll put the protocols in a Word document and I’ll talk to my team about how we can get that information to you. So, ’cause this is probably good for you to have in a doc in a Word document or some sort of PDF, we’ll figure it out.

Amandha: So after you’ve stabilized whatever the situation is, you can use one to two mil of 70 to 90% DMSO topically. Okay. That’s kind of the range. That you can be safe to use. Once a person is stable, you can apply it onto their chest, onto their arms, onto the wound onto their neck, you know, here. So it’s absorbing into the lymphatic chain, into the blood in the neck.

Amandha: And now for a stroke, you’re gonna start to rub one mil in each temple back of the neck. And you’re repeating that every 30 minutes for three doses. Okay? So you’re gonna rub it into the temple back of the neck, and you can, you know, one mil is pretty decent actually amount and you’re going to get that rubbed in, and then you can actually repeat it even quicker if you need to.

Amandha: So this is like more general protocol, but I even have more specific ones. So you can actually, because you’re assessing in the moment, like say, you know, the ambulance is on the way, you wanna get a few doses in, as soon as it’s kind of dried, you could do it again, right? So there’s a second dose before they’re transported.

Amandha: But if you’re, they’re just home and they’re fine or it’s not severe, or if they’re post-stroke, you can even do this process, right? Like, if they just come outta the hospital, you can do this process, repeat every 30 minutes up to three doses, okay? And then you’re gonna do ongoing long-term care, which we’ll get into.

Amandha: So heart attack is one to two mils over the chest, upper back and repeat every 20 minutes. As needed. So, you’re gonna just do the same thing, rub it over the chest, rub it over the upper back. If you don’t wanna get it on your hand, you have to be careful with the materials that you use. Some people have a horse bristle brush or cotton batting that they will apply.

Amandha: Just make sure the cotton batting is organic, so you should have some kind of applicator in your first aid kit if you don’t wanna touch it with your hands because you’re gonna get a dose two, right? So using some, like Dr. Stanley Jacob, who is the godfather of DMSO, he used to use like a stick with cotton batting wrapped on it.

Amandha: And so he would do back, he would do front, he would use like a stick basically with it. And you can do that at home if you have to get on your back and you can’t reach. So that’s one way you can apply it. And he also had horse bristle brushes or natural bristle brushes to apply DMSO. You cannot use synthetic brushes and you can’t use a lot of gloves.

Amandha: You can get probably one or two passes with a nitrile glove. And as you can see in the video I did on plastics, I did that test where I put it on my glove and I waited. For how long the DMSO would break down the glove and it took a certain amount of minutes before it ripped apart. But you can use natural latex gloves to rub.

Amandha: But again, you might interact, like if that person has a latex allergy and you’re using a latex glove and then you have DMSO in the glove, you could transfer some of the latex. So you don’t, if you don’t know if they’re allergic or not to that, then it’s best to use cotton or a natural bristle brush to apply it if you don’t wanna use your hand.

Amandha: So then fracture or sprain two mil over the injury site reapply two to three times daily for three to five days or longer until it’s really healed is what you’re doing. And even after it’s kind of healed, if you have any pain, if you have any mobility still problems, then you can continue to use it like this.

Amandha: Two mils over the injury site, again, anywhere between 70 and 90%. Sometimes you can just use a 50% with magnesium as well. Those also work really well. And a pinch, if you know you have like my 50% DMSO with magnesium spray, just start applying that liberally. I like to use that actually in. Situations where there’s heart problems.

Amandha: So you could alternate with stroke or heart attack. You could use this process with the pure DMSO or the 70 to 90% diluted, and then you could additionally put 50 mil DMSO with magnesium see on the legs or on the arms. So you get even more dosage that way. And if they’re alert or awake, you can actually get them to drink one teaspoon in five ounces of water of the DMSO so that they get an oral dose additionally.

Amandha: So you can kind of saturate them in this situation. And again, it’s gonna depend on what meds they’re on. It’s gonna depend on how conscious they are. It’s gonna depend on if they’re gonna be transport to hospital, if you’re not sure if you should dose them that high or not, right? Every situation is gonna be a little bit different.

Amandha: But that’s the general understanding and like, think again. Why are you doing it? Why am I applying it? Well, I’m trying to get this blockage moving, so I’m gonna keep applying it until I see that his symptoms or her symptoms are changing, right? Oh, she’s feeling better. She’s mobile, she’s lucid, she’s talking, okay.

Amandha: This is starting to get the correct dose. So you’re always gonna be testing where they are with their symptoms and how they’re responding. So that gives you feedback in the moment of. If they’re recovering or not, and if you’re giving the right dosage. So it’s a really in the moment sort of feedback that you’re getting from the situation that’s gonna help you be a little more, even more.

Amandha: Yes or no? Yes. Do we do more or are we stopping? Right. Bruising or swelling. Thin layer of 70% DMS over the area, you can do once every eight hours or you can do more if there’s pain and then burn. I usually suggest a 30%. You can go as high as 50% with or without aloe. And then an herbal dressing over top like Calendula or any other herbal remedy that you’d like to use.

Amandha: That’s calming for burn. But I make a 30% aloe vera DMSO gel that I specifically designed for burns that you can apply multiple times over that area until it’s calmed down and then you use that twice a day ongoing until it’s healed. And then of course we already talked about that, so I’m going to remove this and we’ll go back to here.

Amandha: So, that’s kind of an overall protocol. Just gonna pull up my more specific protocol and just do a quick comparison. One sec. Yes. So we’ll go through, this is the next one I’m gonna talk with you about. Is just a little more companion nutrients with some of these things, but let’s, we’ll move on in the slides a little more.

Amandha: And how are we doing over time? Okay. We’re doing pretty good. I’m like trying to get through all the information and hopefully you’re doing okay as everybody in in the comments here. Everyone’s doing okay. Everyone’s following along. Okay. Does DMSO any effect on the gut microbiome? No, no negative effect at all.

Amandha: Doc, oh, I was mentioning Dr. Stanley Jacob. Dr. Stanley Jacob is the godfather of DMSO, and he’s the one who brought it from his friend over from the UK into the states and started to study it. And he was interested in its use for organ transplants, which they use for organ transplants to this day.

Amandha: So two mil of DMSO is either a 70% or so you different percentages. So you have to understand how to make percentages. So you can look up online, say, okay, I have a vessel that is a hundred mils and I wanna make a 70% solution of DMSO with distilled water or pure water. Okay? Not never tap water. So, okay, I have a hundred mil vessel.

Amandha: So if I wanna make a 70%, I’m going to put 70 mils of DMSO and I’m gonna top it up with 30 mils of water. Now you’ve made a 70% solution. Okay? So if you have like an even number vessel, it can be somewhat easier to do the math, right? But depending on whatever vessel size, you’re just gonna figure out your percentage based on the vessel size.

Amandha: So it’s important to know your container. Okay, we’re over here. We did plastics. We talked to think most about this structure. No. Okay, so, one of the things I wanna make is please don’t use petroleum ointments or petroleum products with DMSO. Just throw that polysporin away, okay? Don’t use chemical soaps, right?

Amandha: Try to use natural soaps. Actually make natural soap. And then you can follow up with things like a calendula sab. I make that as well. You can use magnesium to calm down inflammation, which works well, as I said with DMSO. And then wait about 20 minutes before you’re bandaging. And DMSO is safe with most stitches that I know of, that I looked up.

Amandha: It will not interact, especially once you’ve applied it before. Say you do have to go get stitches. You’re applying it ahead by the time you get to the hospital, it’s all dissolved anyway, so you’re fine. It’s good with steri strips, butterfly closures, and I do suggest in your med kit to have.

Amandha: Steri-Strips or butterfly closures because sometimes you can’t get to a hospital and get stitches. So these types of closures actually approximate the tissue so nicely that it will close on its own right. And you often don’t need to get stitches if you have these types of closures in your med kit. Especially for like, you know, long cuts or kind of deep cuts with deep cuts.

Amandha: You do need to make sure they are cleaned out properly and they’ve bled properly because you do not wanna trap anything in a deep cut. If you do and then you close it superficially, then you will get probably an abscess or material is going to have bacteria come to it because that’s what bacteria do in the body.

Amandha: They break down things that shouldn’t be there. And so you’re gonna have like pus and all that kind of material that the white blood cells are attracted to, to help again, move that breakdown material that the bacteria have created. Then you get like other cells in there to like move that material and that’s why you get these expired cells that is pus right in that area.

Amandha: And so if you close it prematurely, it can, that stuff can be trapped underneath and then you’ll just have to open up again anyway. So just really make sure if it’s super deep that you’ve cleansed it properly and sometimes you shouldn’t close it for a while and just have to keep it clean and keep washing it with colloidal silver or the like as I mentioned to until all the material has been pushed out.

Amandha: And then now we’re gonna get into some combinations, how you can potentiate it and how to do that for stroke and heart attack and cuts and things.

Amandha: So the first stroke, okay. Which is generally ischemic stroke. And there’s different kinds of stroke as well. There’s strokes that have like an aneurysm involved or have like a bleed out.

Amandha: And I do usually recommend giving homeopathic arnica right away for any type of these situations. Even if it’s not a bleeding problem that you know of, arnica will not hurt the body and it can potentially prevent serious internal bleeding, like a subarachnoid you know, hematoma. Like if someone hits their head immediately, give arnica.

Amandha: Like it’s as much of a first aid remedy for head trauma as is. As is DMSO. Okay. Like it can prevent subdural hematomas okay. As well. So these are important remedies to have in your med kit. Just an arnica 30 ch will do, you could have even a lower percentage if you want, like a six or a 12. Thing is the rule with homeopathy is the dose that is, sorry, this way the dose that is lower, so when you get a homeopathic bile right, you’re gonna see different numbers. And the 30 C, which is centa for a hundred. So it’s like one drop in 99 drops, makes a hundred. That potency is just a body level potency, generally speaking. And it’ll touch the emotions a little and it’ll be more body based.

Amandha: So it’s a good well-rounded one if you don’t know what layer of the body it’s really affecting. And 200 ch or higher is for more of the emotional aspect shock. That’s why we like the Aconitum in the two hundreds because it’s helping more mental emotional symptoms. And then for even the 6, 12, 9, any of those lower ones, if you do can only find those or even a 15, which is rare to find, you just have to dose it a little bit more.

Amandha: Okay. So the lower the dose is the lower the potency rather the more the dosing has to be done. And typically you load a homeopathic, you give one dose every 15 minutes for three doses, and then you give another dose. After an hour for three hours and then you give it three times a day for three days.

Amandha: So there’s a rule of threes with DMSO and then you can give it once a day for three days after that. Okay. But no, you never really give more. More is not as important with the homeopathy. Less is more actually because it’s working and you don’t need to keep pulsing the frequency. It’s al if it’s already taken.

Amandha: So if you’re already seeing the relief you’re looking for with the remedy, you don’t keep taking it. It’s only, you only take it when the symptoms come back again. Or if the symptom hasn’t been dealt with by the remedy. Please write a natural first aid book. Yeah. Well it’s funny, I started a first aid course a while ago.

Amandha: I started writing one, which I never ended up finishing. And I did think about that because I was looking for a holistic first aid book to actually reference for my course. And I couldn’t find one that was like totally there, you know, terrain based and not germ theory. ’cause most of ’em are all germ theory based.

Amandha: I might need like an a sub writer assistant for my time orange juice. And that’s, thank you for bringing that up, Adrian, because some juices are great with DMSO, so you can put it in certain juices. Orange juice is fine. Pomegranate juice is great ’cause it reduces the odor that you get because polyphenols knock out the D-N-S-O-O odor and yeah, I’ll, well, I won’t repeat it ’cause we’re gonna run out of time, but Yvonne, when you get the recording, you’ll have it.

Amandha: You’ll just go back to this, just look at the timestamp and you’ll have it for the rule of threes. Okay? Because if I repeat myself, then we’re not gonna have enough time for everything. So just look at your tab if your comments disappeared because different tabs along the side. Okay. So, pomegranate juice is a polyphenol and polyphenols like quercetin help the odor dissipate quicker.

Amandha: Also, the more you take the DMSO quicker, the more you smell. So if you want to reduce odor, this is just for general use Now spread it out. Okay? Spread it out. Don’t and use lower doses more often. So the lower the dose more often, you’ll metabolize it properly and there’s less odor that’s gonna happen come out and when it’s emergency, who cares?

Amandha: If you stink at that point, right? But the juice to avoid is pineapple juice. Okay? Any or papaya juice don’t mix DMSO with enzymatic juices. Juices that are enzymatically active. Because what happens is the DMSO blends and links with those enzymes and try as you’re drinking it, tries to bring those enzymes with it through the tissue and can cause a very sensitive tissue problem, even potentially ulceration if it’s a really high dose.

Amandha: So don’t use DMSO with enzymatic based juices like that. Other inert juices are fine, but anything that has high enzymatic potential you shouldn’t blend with. So I just read notes. Okay? So let’s go into my more intense stuff. I actually probably can share this now. I’ll share this next page. Lemme get rid of this one. I’m gonna add this one. Stop screen, share start, new screen share. It’s a different thing if I can find it. Here it is. Here’s my extra notes.

Amandha: It’s simple, just normal notes isn’t enough to have extra notes. All right, so this this particular stroke protocol is a little more intensive. So, essentially we’re, this is the immediate treatment process. Okay? So what’s the goal? Okay, we’re gonna get swelling under control, we’re gonna oxygen the tissue, we’re gonna dissolve clotting, debris, we’re gonna protect the neurons from secondary is injury.

Amandha: And ideally, we’re gonna get the blood moving again. Okay? Ideally, in a perfect world, in a world, I imagine in the future, we would have actual medics who could do iv, okay? Who could use DMSO and IV in high enough doses to get the matter sorted very quickly, even more quickly. And oral or topical. Oral and topical is gonna be more advantageous.

Amandha: But if all you’ve got is topical, then that’s what you use. Okay? And actually Sports Med, they do this, they actually do this. They they do have a medic in the back room that will give IV DMSO, believe it or not to, because it can prevent the whole post-concussion syndrome. Okay. Which is really important for the sports peoples.

Amandha: I don’t watch sports, but anyway. Okay, so intravenous DMSO hospital level. This is just the doses just for FYI. This is not really practical for you, but so, you know, they do two grams per kilogram body weight. All right? And so that’s about 140 to 160 mils of a half solution for a 70 kilogram adult.

Amandha: It’s actually a lot. It’s quite a bit, it’s quite a bit more than we’re using topically. It’s a lot. And so that needs to be monitored and it’s in saline oil with 5% dextrose because the sugar handling needs to be there and then look how slow the rate is. 90 to one 20 minutes. So it’s like a, it has to be infused slowly because they could go into shock.

Amandha: Okay? Garlic breath effects are gonna probably happen anyway. Okay? That’s, I mean, yes, it might, if you go slow it’s less, but that’s probably still gonna happen. So that’s within two to four hours of stroke for best outcomes. If you can’t do iv, you’re gonna do oral and if you can do oral, you do one teaspoon, as I mentioned.

Amandha: Three to four ounces is the low end. I usually go for five. ’cause also you wanna get them hydrated, so I tend to go with five ounces, but three to four is your minimum. Of like, say they’re resistant. And in a child, you’re gonna always do half doses of any of this stuff. So if this isn’t a child very easily, you can just half dose all of these protocols.

Amandha: Okay? So half a teaspoon if it was a child, and if it’s an infant that’s having a stroke or heart attack, I, that’s an emergency that we just cannot deal with that is going to the hospital. That would be a whole different webinar. So frequency and same thing with animals. Animals that are half doses of all these doses.

Amandha: Okay? Animal that has to be over five pounds. Okay? So yeah, you can do, you can just half an adult dose for an animal or a child, okay? You’re gonna repeat every hour for the first three doses, then you can taper, okay? So then you’re gonna get a good dose there orally. This is so this is if they’re lucid, if they’re able to swallow properly and then topical DMSO, again, we can use a range. 70% is more of a safe range. They, I do sell a gel that’s in, that is an actual 90%. So you could use a 90% gel, you could use a 70% gel. You could take a gel and dilute it further and then you’re gonna rub it over the next spine and carotids. Don’t, and don’t like.

Amandha: If you’re in an emergency, don’t worry if it’s not one mil, two mil, like at this point, right? Like you’re going for gold here at this stage. So you know, if you’re if you’re in this situation here, okay, you can go pretty high. So we started with this, the light dose.

Amandha: When I was first talking about it, we went with like a couple of mil, but this is our high end protocol, okay?

Amandha: This is a more intensive protocol. So this is, you can go up to five to 10 mil, two to three times for the first six hours, okay? Again, you’re gonna assess the situation. You’re gonna start with the first light protocol, start applying, and you’re gonna test responses. And then you can go five to 10 mil at this point because you wanna get to the central nervous system, okay?

Amandha: And the cranial vasculature in the stroke. And then when they’re transporting for six to 24 hours, oral DMSO one teaspoon in water every three hours, four doses per day, keep applying it over the area and with magnesium oil, okay? Especially if there’s spasms. It will support electrical recovery. You’re going to use companion nutrients like magnesium chloride.

Amandha: I have one here that I make. Oops, where’s the camera here? It never, it always is fuzzy on this camera, but

Amandha: that’s on my website. Excuse me. Maybe Fabian, you can put in the link for the DMSO with magnesium. Tattooed skin. Yes, you can use DMSO and tattooed skin, although if it’s high pigment and it’s high percentage DMSO, over time it will fade the tattoo.

Amandha: Excuse me. Just reading your notes here. One second. Okay. So, Vitamin C is up to three to six grams a day that you can use because vitamin C as well as zinc I would throw into this zinc is 50 milligrams. Zinc colonate per day. That helps with tissue recovery and rebuilding of tissue. Start slow with the vitamin C.

Amandha: You can work up to that six gram dose. Thank you, Fabian. Okay. CoQ10 is I would start with 50 milligrams a day. Max is 200 milligrams a day. Some people don’t react that well to CoQ10. So that’s why you wanna always start low with everything. You can use a lipase enzyme or a nattokinase or serrapeptase depending on the situation.

Amandha: So both, like both situations will support clots or cholesterol clots. So one to two caps every four hours for clot support for lipase and nattokinase or serrapeptase, which we carry on the Yum Natural Store. A hundred to 200 milligrams a day to help dissolve the fibrin of any of these clots. So these things all work together with DMSO to help clear up whatever has gone on if they actually have a blockage.

Amandha: So you don’t need to have a triple bypass or anything if you can get on this protocol right away and clean it up.

Amandha: Doctors don’t know this, doctors don’t want you to know this. Doctors don’t do this. They don’t believe this, they don’t understand this medicine. Okay? People will say, oh, why did my doctor tell me this?

Amandha: Then it’s like, don’t be so silly, okay? Don’t be so silly and naive to think that they’re ever going to, even, like, if you mention some of this stuff to them, they’re not even gonna know what it is. Okay? That’s how bad it’s, but you can actually clear this material and prevent surgery. I. That’s major post-stroke terrain.

Amandha: Now this is the full body, like what you’re doing the long term. Okay? For stroke, you, there’s a lot to heal and the sooner the better. So you wanna reduce the scarring. You wanna support brain plasticity. You wanna get circulation going. You want the terrain of the area, the neuronal terrain to be repaired properly.

Amandha: So you’re gonna do one to two teaspoons of pur DMSO in five ounces, anywhere I would go, five ounces of water, juice of and that’s gonna be once a day, then three to six months. And you can take it alongside gotu kola, Bacopa and lion’s mane even Ginkgo Biloba because it’ll support regrowth of the vessels and support the nerves to repair.

Amandha: Okay? These are really powerful herbal medicines that pair well, so you can help proper repair neck and spine. You’re gonna keep applying it two to three times a week. I would probably, if you can, but daily I would do it. As you’re healing daily. And then as things are starting to get better, taper down to two to three times a week.

Amandha: Okay. But we’re talking about can you be compliant with it? Some people can’t. Some people can only do two to three times a week, whatever. Do your best neck and spine, the affected limb. So I had one woman, she had a cerebral stroke and we were applying it a lot to the back of her neck, over the temples base of skull for memory, speech and vision recovery.

Amandha: And then you want intramuscular or IV under supervision if you can. So if it’s severe, you can, or if you have that option. And then magnesium we already talked about, but it will enhance nerve repair and electrical rebalance and niacin, improving circulation, neurovascular, healing, MMS, which is its cousin.

Amandha: So you can take oral MS M1 teaspoon twice a day, but you have to work up to that dose. We carry the happy body. MSM, sulfur they’re like a crystal. And then with the homeopathics, there’s, you can actually look up homeopathics online really easily, like super duper easily, right?

Amandha: You can look up online.

Amandha: Homeopathy for heart attack and then name some of the symptoms. Here are the symptoms that we’ve had and then you’ll get a list of homeopathics, and then you can read them and read which is the one most aligned with the specific symptoms of that case, and then use that homeopathic remedy.

Amandha: You can do that for anything, you know, you have any type of injury, you have any type of condition, you can go give, you know, list of homeopathics for this condition.

Amandha: You’ll get a bunch of options and all you’re doing is symptom matching. So all you have to do is look at the different symptoms and see does this remedy match these symptoms? And I can use this to help in the recovery. Okay. There’s a lot of different options and so you have, it’s individual medicine and really we’re doing sort of somewhat generalized protocols, but as you can see, you know, I’m trying to give you that buffering, understanding that everybody’s a little bit different.

Amandha: And so you’re gonna, you’re also gonna have different sizes you have to consider.

Amandha: Maybe a small woman has had a stroke, but a very big man who’s maybe even obese, had a heart attack, right? So you’re gonna be on the low end of the protocol for the slim woman, the small woman, and you’re gonna wanna be on the heavier side of the protocol for the bigger man, right?

Amandha: Because the doses are gonna have to adjust slightly there. So you also have to consider. The individual that is before you. Okay. All right, let me put this back up. How are we doing for time? Six 30. Doing pretty good. So this is just some I’ve mentioned. I think the majority of this but sprains usually I do 70 to 90%, two to three times a day.

Amandha: And I really love castor oil. I love castor oil. I use it every day. Any type of injury. Castor oil is very helpful because it’s a penetrating oil to detoxing oil. So I usually will follow it with magnesium and castor oil over sprains and you can use tices, herbal tices, you can use a hydrotherapy, hot and cold, alternating hydrotherapy.

Amandha: So three minutes hot, 30 seconds cold, five rotations. For which I covered in detail in my masterclass on pain. We went through all kinds of different ways of dealing with pain. Yeah, I answered that about tattooed skin there. You can use it on tattoos but diluted and try not to because it will dissolve the tattoo ink.

Amandha: It will bring it into the body as well but hey, guess what? If you have a tattoo, you already have tons of that ink in your lymphatic system. People with tattoos have been autopsied. The, your limb system is tattooed, like it’s that color, so it’s already throughout your body. If you have a tattoo, it doesn’t just stay on the skin.

Amandha: It is always being slowly absorbed by the body. And DMSO can actually help cleanse that from your body itself, from your lymph itself. Now strains same as sprains, you’re going to use that protocol, but you can add cayenne pepper or turmeric as a, like a paste as a secondary application. You can use ginger.

Amandha: There’s different tices that you can use for strains to help the recovery, again, castor oil, magnesium, all should be in your med kit or in your medicine cabinet to be used for any of these things. ’cause there they have a very wide range of application fractures we already talked about. There are more remedies for fractures, like I said, that are very individual.

Amandha: So, like there’s green stick fractures in kids, there’s different kinds of fractures, right? So depending on the situation, you’re gonna wanna look those up online. Say, Hey, my child has a green stick fracture or a partial fracture or god forbid, a compound fracture, you know, and you can look up what best remedy homeopathic remedies for that, and then pick that one and follow the three rules protocol.

Amandha: And then burn 30% as high as 50%, but I would start with 30% because you don’t want as much heat in the early stages of burn and colloidal silver also, by the way, will prevent scar tissue form formation, which is one of its amazing properties. Al silver, it can be used internally and externally.

Amandha: One of it is all its other claims to fame is it supports the white blood cell system. So it actually helps clean up debris or encourages that system to create more white blood cells to clean up debris. So it is a type of stimulant of detoxification and then calendula is really great for burns after burns, calendula or plantain, sav, which I do make one.

Amandha: And then post-surgical inflammation. So say you have had surgery, you’re gonna go for 70% once or twice daily. Again, castor oil is gonna be your buddy. Tissue salts would be good to look up for any of these. So tissue salts for sprains, tissue salts, re strains, tissue salts for fractures. This is really easy thing for you to look up.

Amandha: Just simply use your device. Okay? Go to not Google ’cause they suck. Go to like a brave browser and type in tissue salts for fractures, tissue salts for burns, tissue salts for bruising, and pick the top three. Or whatever’s suggested and start to use those tissue salts. And what they are is biochemical tissue salts help support the tissues to regenerate properly and become electrically more involved and in communication.

Amandha: So every cell of your body has all 12 biochemical tissue salts operating inside every single cell. It’s and it will slow all processes down, including the mitochondria if you do not have proper electrical communication inside your cell. And biochemical tissue salts are critical for that, so especially if you have a lot of tissue damage, you really wanna do a course of tissue salts probably for a couple of months if you can.

Amandha: Bruising, we talked about arnica. 70% is usually decent to use. You can do the 50% with magnesium as well. Eight to 12 hours every eight to 12 hours until things are resolved. And Arnica, sav, I also make that can be used topically. Rotator cuff strain is DMSO, magnesium blend, the 50%. I also make a pain cream, which is called peace cream, which can really get the pain of that under control, and it has

Amandha: St. john’s Wart in it, as well as few other herbs and that helps with any of the nerve, actual nerve pain and twang that happens in these types of strains. With any of these this is all topical, but with any of these issues, oral can also be used with, which is the baseline one teaspoon in five ounces of water or juice per day.

Amandha: Okay, that’s like your baseline daily dose, general use dose that you can use for any of these situations. Just be careful there aren’t any meds cause if so, you’re gonna have to reduce those doses. Tennis elbow, so it’s the same situation, 70% twice a day. Castor oil should be used. You can use heat in that situation, put the castor on and then cover the area and then put a hot water bottle over top groin pull 70%, but do a test first ’cause that skin is a little more sensitive.

Amandha: You might have to go a little lower depending on you. So a 50% magnesium might be a better approach, but 70% will get the job done. So either or will be fine. Hamstring strain, 70% using arnica and magnesium. You’re gonna want all of those one to two times a day. ACL strain, 70% around the joint once a day.

Amandha: Monitor the swelling and use the hydrotherapy that I mentioned. The hot cold alternating. It really gets blood and limp pumping and moving in harmony together and can really reduce pain. Dislocation has to be relocated, so after everything’s stabilized 70% twice a day. castor oil, again, applications and then tendon damage.

Amandha: Once you’re, you put your 70% on over the tendon and you’ve rubbed it in and you’ve waited about, you know, 10 minutes at least, or just let it absorb, then you can actually layer it I talked about my layering protocols in the last webinar in the masterclass on how to use layered levels of DMSO for pain and how to treat pain.

Amandha: So that’s like, we’re not really going into that this time, but they’re linked. ’cause when you’re in emergency, there’s often pain. So that’s the masterclass, which is available at Yummy.Doctor if you’re interested in learning those layering effects or treatments. And peace cream is used as well in this layering because it has the herbal synergy and the DMSO together in it.

Amandha: And so reactions, test patches, and oral use. This is just a safety review. So you’re gonna get warmth, you’re gonna get tingling. You might get itchy, might get red and you might taste it immediately and your mouth has garlic sort of taste. Or you might get a smell coming off. Normal. Don’t be stressed about it.

Amandha: It’s par for the course. It will settle down. And if you’re unsure, just do a test patch. You cannot be allergic to DMSO, okay? You can only be stimulated by DMSO. And depending on you and your level of health and your level of toxicity it can move stuff, right? It can take, give you action. And that action could be intense for you.

Amandha: So, but you can’t be allergic to something that’s essential to life. You can’t be allergic to sulfur. You’d be dead. You can’t be allergic to oxygen or you’d be dead. You know what I mean? So, and in my book, I actually did a whole chapter on sulfur sulfate sulfates, and the difference in sulfur drugs.

Amandha: Sulfur drugs rather, and that they’re all different. And so if you’re allergic to sulfur drugs, that’s because it’s a drug that’s toxic, and DMSO is not the same thing. So, but you have to test your re responses. And people, different people have different types of skin, right? Some people have more or less melanin.

Amandha: Some people are redhead, some people are albino. You know, there’s children, there’s different, there’s even different tissue types on your own body, like the tissue on your face to your neck, to the top of your arms, to your legs. To your torso there. It’s different le layers and levels of thickness of skin.

Amandha: So you wanna test certain areas before you just dive in. So you can put one drop of about a 70% DMSO to the inside of your forearm and then wait for 24 hours. If you are not, if you’re scared or you really reactive to stuff, then I suggest doing this ahead of time. If you’ve never touched DMSO before and you’re not sure and you’re worried, then this is like the safe test patch process.

Amandha: We talked about the oral use. Do not combine DMSO pharmaceutical drugs. We already did that and it enhances when we did that. And also, like, I always say this, you know, ’cause the modern medical mafia, they have you, us, the world, whatever, hooked on, take a pill, make it go away, take a thing, make it go away.

Amandha: Like this miracle thing I’m gonna just put in my mouth and magically all my problems go away. You know, and I’m trying to teach actual health because that’s not health. Okay. So DMSO Yes is very miraculous. Okay? It’s very diverse, it’s very powerful. It’s an incredible modulating tool. But don’t treat it like a savior like that.

Amandha: Do you know what I mean? Think of it as it, as a tool, as something you’re using to get to an end goal, but try not to put it on a pedestal because a lot of people misuse it because of it. And a lot of people. Feel let down if they like use it once and it didn’t do what they wanted it to do, like it might take time for you to get the effect you want because we’re all, like I said, we’re all different.

Amandha: There’s all different levels of metabolism and all kinds of different blockages in people and, you know, emotions in people and all these different things that can affect the results can affect how fast or slow and effect happens inside of you. So let’s just be fair to our wonderful tree medicine, right?

Amandha: And understand that it’s a gift that it’s offering us in that with what wisdom and knowledge we can use it correctly, but try not to like, expect so much in that way, right? Like, don’t rely on it like that. ’cause that’s not really good for your own wellbeing ultimately, right? And we have to not think about any one thing like that.

Amandha: Like, I’m gonna take this one pill and then everything’s gonna, my world’s gonna turn around. Everything’s gonna be wonderful, right? It’s like, no, I’m applying this because I understand that I have a blockage, or I understand that I have an injury and I understand that, you know, I have a wound and I’m gonna help it heal because my body is a healing vessel.

Amandha: My body knows how to heal itself. And even if I did nothing, it would actually start healing itself, right? And I’m just helping it along. I’m giving it something to help my body. Do what it would naturally do and make sure I’m out of its way. Right? That’s why you’re giving it the substances and the thing.

Amandha: So everything you do, everything you offer it offer the body. Don’t deny the fact that it has its own innate healing and that you’re trying to help it do its thing. So we talked about most of this. You should have gloves, badges, herbs, record, keep records if you can, as best as you can. It’s really important, especially if you’re gonna be your own doctor or be your own medic.

Amandha: And that’s what I teach, is how to be your own doctor, right? So you wanna take notes, you wanna have a health journal, you wanna like rate your pain scale and your sleep scale and your poop scale and all. You wanna kind of know what, how you’re healing, right? Because you wanna. Be able to see am I stuck?

Amandha: Like am I healing or am I stuck? You know, are we progressing? And also you wanna have a record to look back on like, oh yeah, we did that when this thing happened. And yeah, you healed pretty quick actually within like two weeks or whatever. And now you’ve injured again. And like, let’s do that same protocol that really worked for you or you know, and maybe it didn’t work as well as it should have because we did this or that, or the wrong thing or whatever.

Amandha: Let’s tweak it this time. Let’s make it better this time because this is, we’re human so we’re always gonna look at improving and figuring things out as we go along. Right. And then we talked about gauze. You should have little mixing glass containers if you can so that you can mix something on the spot.

Amandha: Pipettes if you can, or little dropper bottles cotton pads, gauze, all that stuff should be in a really nice first aid kit. Okay. I have beautiful first aid kits, big boxes of stuff and I never wanna run out of anything in the first aid. And I kind of have this like thing, if I have all the first aid things, I’ll probably never, ever use them.

Amandha: But if I don’t have the things, that’s probably, you know what I mean? So, just make sure you have a really good kit. So these are some of the things I mentioned. This is the gel that I talked about for burns that I designed when I had a really bad burn. 30% DMSO allo gel. And then this is on the left here.

Amandha: I have the, this is our pure DMSO in the big bottle and then the little bottle is our DMSO with added nutrients. So I blended actual vitamins and minerals like iodine and B vitamins with DMSO. So that can be taken through the skin. It also can be used for dental injuries or things happening in the mouth.

Amandha: So you can apply that like say fall and the teeth break or the, or you have to go to the dentist and there’s like the bleeding has stopped and then you can start to apply this DMSO with added nutrients which is actually a really high dose DMSO. It’s in the, it’s in the 80 range and you can apply that onto skin or you can apply that in the mouth.

Amandha: And it will start to help, you know, the inflammation and the healing right away. Then I have the DMSO with colloidal silver in two sizes here on the bottom left that I have my structured colloidal silver mixed with the high grade DMSO. It’s a 50 50. And then on the right I have the two, I’ve been talking about my peace cream which is for pain and inflammation and blended with herbs, which is cannabis, arnica and St.

Amandha: John’s work. And then the 50% DMSO magnesium, which people have a hard time making. If you’re gonna make it, you really, you need to dilute first the magnesium. To a 50% in water. And then you add half and half with DMSO. So don’t just go and try to put magnesium flakes in DMSO or you’ll get a goop.

Amandha: And then you should have things like, okay, I think I mentioned pipettes unbleached gauze, cotton pads, natural cloth. Good to have natural cotton unbleached cloth around. You might have to wrap something. You might have to tie something. Wooden or stainless steel applicators also are very helpful.

Amandha: You can use like a large tongue depressor to apply some of these things if you don’t wanna touch them, like some of the creams and things. And then nitrile and natural rubber for the gloves. And then we went through some of these already. Let’s see if there’s any I didn’t mention. I don’t think so.

Amandha: Lead embellish hypericum is for anything to do with nerve. So you can use hypericum for stroke, you can use Hypericum for like Bell’s Palsy say, right? For anything where you have nerve compression, nerve pain nerve problems, right? And even like, what’s it called? The pain in the butt.

Amandha: Sciatic. The pain in the butt for sciatic nerve compression. It’s a really great remedy as well. And then Bella is for anything that’s like cut or after a after surgery. Okay, it’s a post-surgery remedy, and then turmeric paste can be used as for anti-inflammatory that this is some of my soap that I make.

Amandha: I think we’ve been through all of this. Make sure it’s not tap water. And we talked about, oh yeah, we didn’t talk about shepherd’s purse and yarrow, but those herbs, you, it great to have on hand or grow in your garden because they’re tics. And tics stop bleeding. So if you have a situation where the bleeding, you cannot seem to get it under control, you can actually use this plant to stop bleeding.

Amandha: So you can take the yaro and dry it and pulverize it into a powder, and then you can powder over the wound and to stop it bleeding that way. Same thing with shepherd’s purse. You could mix the two and use them that way. You can just use one or the other. Both will serve. And if you don’t have it in a powder, but you’re growing it in the yard and the situation comes up, you could actually grab the fresh plant.

Amandha: And if you should have a mortar and pestle, everyone should have a mortar pestle. This is the mortar pestle here on the left in the picture. Okay. To put the plant in the mortar pestle and pound the crap out of it, break it open, and then you can make it as a poltus over the wound to stop the bleeding.

Amandha: That way everyone should have a thermometer, a pen light so you can look in the mouth. You can see if there’s something in the ear. Stainless steel tweezers. We talked about the bandages. Hydrocolloid pads are helpful. You know, those are types of bandaids that can help keep the wound from tightening up too quickly, especially for some of the deeper wounds.

Amandha: So those are good to have in your first aid kit. Your dosing reference sheets, we’ve kind of covered some of your sheets. And then you should have an emergency contact list, any medical notes or anything like that. Like who do you call, right? What if it’s, you are down you’re the person who’s do does most, most of this, and now you need directions for somebody else who’s gonna open that kit.

Amandha: You know, you wanna have that, those notes in there for somebody else, right? And we talked about the glass jar for mixing. So, final guidance, emergency prep. DMSO is powerful use wisely. This is why we’re here. This is what we’re learning. This is what we’re understanding. Okay. Apply first layer second. And understand why you’re using it.

Amandha: Be specific with or oral use. Okay. And combinations. And really look at the progress. Rate your progress. Okay. Try to take some notes or try to get some feedback on how the person’s feeling so you can get an idea, like, how are you out of 10? Where are you right now with your pain, with your inflammation, or you rate it with the bleeding or with the swelling.

Amandha: Okay. Rate it at a 10, 10 being the worst. Okay. It was really at a 10. Oh, now it’s an eight. Okay. That’s good. All right. Okay. Now it’s at a five. Okay. That’s manageable. Okay, good. Right. So that you have a way of actually seeing how things are going. Right. And you’re not just guessing. Prepare.

Amandha: Learn learn. First aid kit, knowledge. Your directives. Have things ahead of time. You could do it as a family. You could do it together. You could make it fun. It doesn’t have to be scary. Someone should learn CPR in the family. Someone should have some basic life support skills. Okay? Especially the way the world’s going, especially the way the world’s going.

Amandha: Okay? I mean, I even was thinking when I finally have physical clinics, which is my long-term goal, is to teach, like, here’s how you set a bone. You know, here’s how you put a bone back together again. Because some, sometimes, like, what if you’re out in the wilderness and you got no hospital and you gotta set a bone?

Amandha: What are you gonna do? Right? I mean, if you can set a bone and wrap it properly, you’re good. It will heal itself. Building skill through experience. So every time something happens, you’re learning ple, please find a way to mind your emotions. I personally love the Undo app. I use the Undo app maybe f you can do the undo app.com and the code which is Amandha 23, I think.

Amandha: Yes. This is one of my favorite apps. It’s better than any meditation I’ve ever done. To deal with root cause of emotions and how to actually transform it through your body so that you are calm in some of these situations that you’re owning that, and that you’re able to not be frenetic. Your own first responder.

Amandha: Know who you can rely on and then use emergency services, of course, if necessary. But understand their limitations and understand what they’re gonna do in a hospital setting. And I highly recommend that you have a document that you bring to the hospital that you have doctors sign off on of like rules.

Amandha: Like, you know what? You’re not taking any organs. We don’t believe in brain death. Okay? We’re not doing organ harvesting here today. Here’s the drugs you’re not allowed to use. You know, no vaccines. Like, don’t do this, don’t do that, don’t do this. Like rules, because they’re even more mischievous.

Amandha: Mischievous than ever before, okay? They do sneaky shit and nobody’s being held accountable. So you have to put them on notice beforehand. And so in your merge kit, you should have a notice for hospitals on the do’s and don’ts of what you’re gonna allow in their, when they’re your in their ward, right?

Amandha: So now you’re going into their jurisdiction and they could pull rank on you. They could do nasty stuff to you. Especially, you know, you wanna have things like be very mature be emotionally regulated and stuff, not freak out on them because. They be nasty when you challenge the system. So you wanna already be ahead of the game there.

Amandha: Okay? So here’s how you can stay connected. We have, like, I built our YummyDoctor community to teach you this stuff. This is what I do every week, you know, we’re building, we’re continuing to build. We’re, you know, we’re really trying to help you understand holistic health and how to do this stuff and not to be trapped in the system, right?

Amandha: And that means empowerment and knowledge and awareness and how to apply these things and experience. And people who you can rely on. You can ask questions to who can support you experience people. And I’m actually planning a whole 12 step program to how to doctor yourself with a scholastic element so you can become a health coach as you go through the program.

Amandha: You know, you could become a community leader in your local community. Help people learn this information. Like one thing I’ve learned about all the work I’ve done over the years is that people come up to me all the time if I go to festivals and stuff, they’re like, Amanda, you know, when you shared that information.

Amandha: I told my neighbor, ’cause I felt he was really open to it and it really helped him or it saved this person or whatever. And then I gave him your book and then, you know, now he knows about DMSO and he knows about that. And then he tells two friends and they tell two friends and this kind of thing. Like, it’s really grassroots and this is the way we’re gonna overcome.

Amandha: Like, everyone’s like, how are we gonna stop the evil? How are we gonna stop the craziness? How are we gonna take this down? We don’t have to take it down, we just have to make it obsolete. And how we make it obsolete is we burn this stuff and we share it to the people that we trust and we don’t need to even fan be fanfare about it.

Amandha: Everything I do is in the private now. We don’t even need to take it to the public like that. So this is how we’re gonna change the world is one, each of you, every one of you is gonna be involved. It’s not like one hero is gonna do it, you’re all doing it. So I have all my remedies at all the stores. So I have different stores because of, you know, health Canada, corruption.

Amandha: So I have my Yum natural store for everything. Not DMSO basically. All the formulas I blend and the teas and the SAVs and the homeopathics and everything. And then I have the all of my DMSO blends. They’re one of a kind. Nobody else makes this stuff in the world. Okay? And they’re all@DMSO.store.

Amandha: Okay. I have tons of stuff there. And then my book there at healingwithdmso.com. If you wanna have like a sneak peek ’cause you can see inside that one. Okay. And we’re all done and ready for questions, aren’t we? We did good, didn’t we? I think we did good for time. I’m kind of happy about that. Is there anywhere I wasn’t really where you don’t feel comfortable with or clear?

Amandha: We can touch on that I know I didn’t touch on every injury in the world of what can happen, but you know, I’ve given you general protocols for that stuff. So let’s why don’t, Fabian, you choose some questions maybe that have come up on repeat. I’ll have a look to as I go here. We’re gonna try to keep it on topic as much as we can.

Amandha: ‘Cause you know me, I can get on, I can get all, I can get in all different areas. Oh man. Okay. And Valentine’s says, how can I use it for throat problems like laryngitis? Okay. So is this like an ongoing laryngitis? So if you have laryngitis, what this, there’s activation here. Could be thyroid issue, could be an, so it depends.

Amandha: Is it chronic or acute? So if it’s acute, it’s probably a cleansing response. I would take colloidal silver swish and swallow one ounce twice a day. I would probably increase my iodine levels to support the thyroid anyway ’cause it’s in that area. So oftentimes it’s the glands in the area that are secreting.

Amandha: Or the thyroid or parathyroid are secreting or parathyroid. There’s four of them. So they could be secreting and irritating the those tendons. Okay. And causing tension or causing strain. So there might be a nutritional issue you gotta look at there too. So maybe collagen bone broth might be something soothing, ghee or organic butter.

Amandha: Things you are getting enough fat, getting enough proteins and things in your food, things that are soothing to the throat. Aloe vera there’s also, I make a lot of tea blends, like a ton. Okay. That’s one of my things. It’s T blends my wildcraft medicine and I have a 53 acre property of land, so I’m always collecting herbs.

Amandha: So I would probably try use one of my herbal blends in DMSO. So I have some DMSO herbal blends. Any, most of them will probably help with that condition. And then I so you basically using as directed and then topical DMSO with magnesium over the throat? Probably twice a day. I would do like do here the throat here and back the neck.

Amandha: So you’re getting enough over the area. And then you can also yes, take it internally. Either in a tincture extract, like I’m making a cols foot one. I have a blend. With Colt’s Foot, I have a whole range of DMSO herbal extracts that you could work with. And many of them will touch that spot and help that detox.

Amandha: And, you know, I’m a fan of urine therapy. You know, take it or leave it, but gargling with your own urine and imbibing in your own urine will if you’ve never tried it, it’s a wake up call. Okay on what? It can heal. If I miss taking it in a day, I can tell the difference. I can tell the difference in my energy levels, in my mood, right and I only take two, three ounces a day internally. So you could also do a carrot poltus as another remedy.

Amandha: You can shave a carrot into a clean cloth which you can moist and slightly and you can wrap it or pin it to the neck and keep it on for a few hours. Carrot, poltus, it will, it’s very soothing for any type of throat issue.

Amandha: So those are the things I would try. Okay. Another question. I wish I could read all the comments. There’s lots, eh, holy moly.

Amandha: Concussion okay we sort of, we did touch on concussion. Concussion is the same protocols, what you do for stroke and heart attack as far as applying DMSO to the body. You definitely wanna use it with 50% magnesium.

Amandha: Okay. You can spray liberally. Actually you can use five to seven sprays of that twice a day for concussion. You want to take the arnica, so the homeopathic arnica, absolutely. Like as soon as possible. As soon as there’s this trauma, you wanna start using the remedies. Okay? Because you wanna prevent a brain bleed ’cause there could be a secondary problem and then you wanna prevent post-concussion syndrome by using the application. You can take DMSO the one teaspoon and five ounces of juice. I would probably do that for about a week. Okay. Daily for about a week. And then you can do castor oil on the neck as well because the neck will absorb the castor oil and it will help co calm down any inflammation.

Amandha: ’cause usually when they hit the head it affects the spine, the C spine, the cervical spine. And you may wanna see either a really knowledgeable chiropractor or a cranial sacral therapist as well. For that. It depends on how severe the damage to the head. You might need scans and stuff. If it’s like really done a lot to the sutures.

Amandha: So our cranium has sutures and it can jam, like when you hit your head it can actually jam. Some of the sutures, which can cause issues of drainage in the nerves in the face. So it can cause weird pain syndromes, it can cause dental problems. Okay? So when head is hit, it’s nothing to mess around with. Like you wanna make sure there’s some, somebody assessing somewhere, making sure that none of those sutures are jammed.

Amandha: That’s why Cial sacral practitioner is really helpful there ’cause they can feel where the sutures are and see if there’s a problem. You may want to see if there’s a secondary TMJ issue that can come from a concussion. So there’s issues that can come later, but the sooner you get the DMSO ingested and topical in those ways where you’re using it every day.

Amandha: And using the homeopathic as well for the, for any bleeding and bruising. ’cause it’s a big bruise. Like think of it like a really big, deep bruise. Okay? That has to work its way out. So you want to really get the blood flow happy and happening. You can also use compresses on the neck, hot and cold, alternating.

Amandha: When I was talking about hydrotherapy, you can use that every day on the neck to just help pump the blood and move the blood through the head and then think about nutrition. Okay? Always you wanna think about tissue salts. You wanna think about vitamin C, zinc, anything that’s repairing tissue, that’s gonna help tissue recover and return to its normalcy collagen, right?

Amandha: Things that help. Are you getting all your minerals? Are you getting all your vitamins? Are you eating properly? Like those things are always gonna have to be thought of and making sure you’re absorbing and using nutrients because that’s gonna repair everything. Yes. DMSO gets blood and oxygen and everything to the area and helps sulfur, you know, get the tissue stronger, but there’s more to it, right?

Amandha: There’s gonna be more for tissue recovery there. So always think about what’s this tissue, what is it gonna be missing? Like if it’s nerve tissue, are you taking B12? Are you making sure you’re getting enough B vitamins? Because it’s gonna use more of those B vitamins to repair that particular tissue type, right?

Amandha: So you’re gonna have to think like that when you’re trying to repair a tissue. Like you can literally go look up, okay, what’s what? How do you repair this tissue? What nutrients are important for this tissue? And you’ll get a list in two seconds. Oh, these are the mo. These are what’s needed to rebuild these tissues.

Amandha: Oh, okay. Maybe I’ll take those things for a little while as I’m doing the DMSO protocol and the essentials. The big ones, the magnesium and the castor oil and the things that do a lot, give a lot of activity, right? Support a lot of the healing. Okay. Okay, next question.

Amandha: What happens if DMSO is given for stroke symptoms and stroke happen to be hemorrhagic, not ischemic? Well, okay, so. It’s, you can still use DMSO for hemorrhagic stroke. Okay? The problem is, like I said, you ideally wanna get some of the bleeding under control first. Alright? So the first, if it’s a hemorrhagic stroke, if you give DMSO, it’s not gonna, it’s not gonna hurt anything.

Amandha: It’s not because everything’s contained. It’s not gonna hurt anybody. Okay? You’re still, it’s still gonna claw. It’s not gonna damage clotting mechanisms. But that’s why I would give Arnica to any stroke, just in case, because if it doesn’t need arnica, it doesn’t matter. It’s not gonna use it. So the great thing about homeopathy for the most part is if you give it and it doesn’t need it, it doesn’t do anything.

Amandha: But if you give it and it needs it, there you go. So, I would give Arnica right away in the stroke situation if you can, if they can orally take that, and then you start to apply the DMSO. Now, usually there’s different symptoms with the hemorrhagic stroke, so it’d be good to, you know, have a list to see.

Amandha: ’cause they usually go way more pale, usually see them go pale in the hemorrhagic stroke, they’re losing blood, they’re losing consciousness and stuff. So in that case, you may wanna hold off or just use a little bit, find, you know, transport the hospital, get the diagnosis, and then treat after. So if you’re really.

Amandha: Get not sure or you’re hesitant, then trust yourself. Trust your intuition. Wait, give Arnica Transport Hospital. Once you get diagnosis, once everything’s, you know, dealt with, then you can start using DMSO like in the larger doses. But even if you do apply it that one or two times before transport, you’re not gonna, it’s not gonna harm anything.

Amandha: It’s not enough. It’s not enough DMSO to like make you bleed out. It’s not like an open wound that’s getting out like that. The body’s feedback will still be working, will still be, it will still be working on clotting internally. And actually DMSO can help break down the clot in record time anyway. Right?

Amandha: So it’s not going to be a major issue. Okay. Good question, Alex. How much arnica at the start? So, 30, if you have a 30 C or whatever you can give a dry dose if they’re conscious, where they put the remedy under their tongue to, until it’s melted, five pellets. And then if you want to do a wet dose, like if it’s a child, if it’s an animal then you melt those five pellets in water.

Amandha: You can actually like put the kettle on, boil the water, put a little bit of water. So I, I usually put the pellets in already, like tepid water. And then I just add a tiny bit of kettle boiled water in it just to hurry it along, like help it melt faster, stirring it as I go. And then you can take a dropper and just drop little bits on in the mouth, even if they’re not conscious.

Amandha: You could probably get a couple drops on the tongue of arnica in a wet dose like that. So you could still administer it. ’cause it’s, again, homeopathy is energy medicine. So as long as the energy imprint of that water is touching your waters, there’s an exchange. So it’s really a water exchange energetic interaction that’s transferring the knowledge of the medicine to the body that’s giving that information to the body.

Amandha: So that’s why a lot of people don’t understand homeopathy and especially medical professionals. They have no clue. They have no idea. Right. What they’re talking about with homeopathy, they think it’s like poo or placebo or whatever it was like. Look it, it’s not placebo. ’cause it works with animals and children and the unconscious, so it’s not placebo.

Amandha: But they don’t understand that. They don’t even know about water memory. They don’t even know about water consciousness or fourth base water or any of that shit. I mean, they’re just dullards with their closed pineal gland. What are they like? They, ooh, you know, they don’t know. So they shouldn’t even make an opinion.

Amandha: I say that all the time. Like, if you don’t know about holistic remedies, why are you making an opinion? How can you form an opinion when you’re in, not in informed? Like, it doesn’t make sense. Okay, so just shut up because you have no opinion, right? Like people who just judge it. How much study do you have of it or how much knowledge do you have of it exactly to make that come to that conclusion or whatever?

Amandha: Right. So for wet doses, you can you can even rub it into the skin if you need to. We didn’t go into things like enemas. We could, you can also do enemas. For a lot of these situations, like coffee enemas or something I talk about all the time, urine enemas you can heal all kinds of situations because you’re gonna help detox and cleanse the body and then you’re gonna accelerate healing.

Amandha: So all of those things can be do post. Okay, next question. Pian. Hi Cassandra. I see Cassandra there.

Amandha: Sorry. Okay. Can you explain why we have to use DMSO around the area instead of directly on it? In your book, you mentioned that process as well and was curious why it’s applied around and not directly on the area. Okay. In my book, I have to be very careful because the lawyers didn’t want me to say everything. So putting it around was only thing allowed in my book.

Amandha: So there’s some of that co extra caution in my book that different than what I often will say. But I did say earlier that you can put it directly in the wound. So I did give instructions. I just said after bleeding stops, you can put it right in the wound. I said it would sting similar to my eyedrops, it would burn, basically.

Amandha: So you can just, as long as it’s not too strong. Okay. And it’s not it’s not leading actively, then you’re good. Okay. Let’s see. Other questions. The tattoo one. Can DMSO help a stroke patient four years ago? Absolutely, yes. Like I said, even if you’re just finding out about it now and someone’s had a stroke, just start, just begin, start immediately.

Amandha: No guarantees that they’ll fully walk again or wherever the, you know, whatever their palsy is, will completely reverse. You know, I’ve told this story before in other videos about Dr. Stanley Jacobs, and in one of his books he recalls a story of a gentleman who had a stroke and he was wh chair bound and he was unable to walk after that stroke.

Amandha: And he had other cognitive issues and stuff. And right away someone told him about DMSO and he was Acra cranky, old man who knew better and he declined. and then later on, years and years later, he came across some document or he came across some testimony of a stroke victim or something like that.

Amandha: And he had this like moment of aha where he regretted deeply that he didn’t use it when he was offered it. And he was confident that he would’ve been able to walk again if he had listened to his friend who offered it to him. So the rule is, as soon as you find out about it, no matter how old the injury or stroke or situation is, just begin and you will see how far you get.

Amandha: Like with scars, right? Some people have scars for 20 years and they’re like, I had a scar for 20 years. Can like this DMSO help? Yeah, it can. So we don’t know how far, we don’t know how much, right? How much it’s set in. We don’t know. Especially as you get older it can, things can get slower. There’s more blockages, there’s more debris.

Amandha: Especially if people haven’t been cleansing on a regular basis. But yeah, start immediately do. I would just do the internal and topical protocol, use it with magnesium, start slow, work up to dose. I’d probably do the MSM sulfur crystals as well with later stage strokes. So that’s one teaspoon twice a day of MSM sulfur.

Amandha: I carry the happy body sulfur crystals on both stores actually have that. The topical magnesium with the DMSO, you know, seven to 10 sprays twice a day on unbroken skin. Only reason I say unbroken skin for that is it stings like bloody Mary. So you don’t want to do that unless you’re fine with that, then go for it.

Amandha: ‘Cause especially magnesium is extra stingy and the one teaspoon in five ounces of, I would do pomegranate juice, so you know, you’re, that stroke patient can still have friends or a spouse with the scent, the odor. And you’d probably have to do a little more integrated protocol to help the tissue recover.

Amandha: Like some of the other things I’ve mentioned, even something like cod liver oil or fish oil, making sure that gut is absorbing, you know, properly and everything. But I have tons of protocols and information on my website about all that kind of stuff, so. Okay. Next question. We’ll go for another 10 minutes.

Amandha: How often can DMSO be applied on lower back pain, herniated discs? One time a day, two time a day or more? So herniated discs or back pain that was covered extensively in the masterclass, just so you know. Definitely more than two times a day it can be used. And what I taught in that masterclass is how to do layered approaches for pain.

Amandha: So you can apply it liberally over the area. I would do probably a 70% or the 50 50 with magnesium. Okay. Apply it in a wide berth. So say your spot, you have a spot of pain. Don’t just treat the spot of pain. You wanna treat a whole circumference around the pain. Okay. Oh, I hear cats fighting. Oh, great.

Amandha: We’re gonna have to wrap it up soon. My cats are fighting Christmas, so you want a wide ber around that site. Okay. And then I would do that probably three times a day in your case, but you could also treat it, rating it out of 10. So one out of 10, 10 being the highest of pain. And then, okay, I apply it once I wait 15, 20 minutes rate again, my pain scale.

Amandha: And then I come back and, okay, I’m at an eight. So layer three or four times every 15 to 20 minutes until you get your pain scaled down to where you wanna be, four or five.

Amandha: Wherever you wanna be zero okay.

Amandha: You’re not gonna overdose here. Okay? Your body’s gonna regulate. So you’re really just doing it until you’re satisfied with how you’re feeling.

Amandha: And it can take time. And I went through this in the masterclass, but it can take time for it to really sink in. So after you’ve done it like three layers or so, and you’re kind of where you wanna be, wait and then check in an hour later or even half an hour later and it probably will still be going down, okay?

Amandha: It can take some time depending on you for how long it takes to get to your special no pain place. And then you’ll know dosage as you go forward, right? So at first you’re testing dosage and then you’re gonna find, that’s my dosage. I do it four times. I do it this way, my pain satisfied, it lasts six hours or whatever, you know?

Amandha: And it’s not just pain management, your pain managing, and it’s helping to heal. But don’t forget total protocols, okay? That’s what I’m saying, like, don’t treat it like a miracle. It’s the only thing I need. You’ve gotta re understand what’s happening. You’re bringing blood, you’re bring, you’re helping with inflammation, you’re helping with pain, yes.

Amandha: But you want it to heal. And yes, it’s repairing some tissue, but it’s not gonna do everything. If it doesn’t have the nutrients there, it doesn’t have the right diet, right? If it’s stress to the nines, right, you’re not gonna get as far as you want to get with it if you don’t nourish at the same time.

Amandha: Okay? Couple more questions.

Amandha: You did pretty good. Two and a half hours.

Amandha: Yes. Tome in his excellent DMSO book by German Naturist. Dr. Rer. nat. Oh yeah. Hamut Fisher. I have Harmit Fisher’s book. He differentiates for applications of DMSO advising less than 50% concentration in the upper body and more than 50% of the lower body. A DD Examples of upper body application DMSO are much higher concentration.

Amandha: For personal experience, I applied 30% DMSO and elbows, no meds involved. And was the limit being too itchy? How is it you apply such high concentration? So the upper body no problem. I have no problem finding it. Maybe he wasn’t as experienced with that. I don’t know. Like, I don’t know. Harmit, fisher’s level of experience with percentages.

Amandha: I didn’t find the same answer as what he’s given in that, in his book. I have not found any difference or issue. I don’t understand the logic of why you would use that. So it was his idea, but it doesn’t hold water for my experience with it. I’ve used all kinds of percentages, but think about the itchiness.

Amandha: Okay. It’s more about, like I said, skin thickness, skin type, personal sensitivity. So maybe he was more personal, sens, personally sensitive, and also how much it’s blended with other things. Like, so sometimes a more diluted version is more itchy than a less diluted version. I have less itch with higher percentages of DMSO than lower in some cases, right?

Amandha: Because the water amount can affect how much you’re itchy. ’cause water is helping the DMSO become more mobile. Right? So I don’t really, whatever he stated there, there were things like I had to read his book when I was writing my book. ’cause I read is every book I could get my hands on in English. It’s basically like a PhD sum summary of that book.

Amandha: So I read everything, basically just checking if my cat’s trying to break in. And there were things that were inconsistent in some of the books. So, you know, keep in mind this is something that is extremely well studied for medical research or for organ transplant, or for lab, you know, lab research and work, right?

Amandha: But not as studied for these applications, mixed applications, things that we’re doing, right? It’s not as studied. So we’re kind of still learning as we go along. Like I dream of someday we could have this type of research, but we’re the research, right? So if that, and if that’s what works for you, right, then you do that.

Amandha: But I haven’t found that in my own practical use and in with many, the thousands and thousands of people that I’ve worked with DMSO. Thanks for your question. Okay. Well, I think we’re good. Are we good? Everybody happy? Can, oh, I see one for acne and face of teenagers. Look. Next I sign up for the next one.

Amandha: We’re gonna talk about skin Next time I’m gonna talk about acne, beauty, eczema, psoriasis, wounds, everything to do with beauty, skin, hair, nails, all that stuff. That’s gonna be the next public webinar coming up on May 31st. Right? I think I have that right. I think I remember we talked about that.

Amandha: Right. Yes. May 31st. Okay. So that’ll be the next one. Okay. So we’ll talk about them, but yes, my facelift in a jar is the one to get four acne and fix the gut. That’s gonna be why that’s happening. Gut and liver is what’s causing the acne in the first place. But the facelift in a jar, it’s a 25 ish percent DMSO, and it’s really great for skin skincare, wrinkles, acne, all that kind of stuff.

Amandha: And it’s safe for teens. Don’t put DMSO in a bath. I just saw a question here. What about Epsom salt bathroom when put in DMSO? I don’t recommend that. I don’t, because first of all, you’re negating the whole point. Like you’re putting DMSO in bathware, it’s completely dissolved. So you’re not controlling your concentration at all.

Amandha: So you’re not really knowing what even dose you’re getting and like putting essential oils in Bath and DMSO in bath, I don’t recommend because its stuff will float. You got dirt in baths, you don’t really wanna be dirty. You wanna have clean skin, right? So it’s not really a applicable for certain things like that.

Amandha: I don’t recommend putting it in the bath or foot bath, that kind of thing. Like take your foot bath with your Epsom salt and then after apply your DMSO at the concentration you’re using, don’t do it the other way around. Rectal delivery is the same thing. Is the same where you have to be careful. Yes, it has application, it can heal like colitis and all kinds of stuff, but you have to do cleansing s first.

Amandha: So the colon needs to be clean first. Okay? So you have to do cleansing s before you’re gonna start to use DMSO, that’s all. So you’re gonna have clean out that colon and then very low concentration DMSO, but you never go lower than 20%. Okay? So I would probably start with a, or use only a 20% for enemas, but I usually don’t go there unless it’s really bad, because you can get oral and you can get topical without having to do that necessarily.

Amandha: I usually just say do coffee enemas or urine enemas, or even vitamin E enemas if there’s ulcers or colitis or that kind. I have an entire colitis protocol. If you’re interested. Just have to email support@yumnaturals.net. And Fabian can handle that, or the rest of the staff can handle those protocols.

Amandha: Okay. Internal stitches you don’t have to worry about as well. They’re meant for the body. They’ll dissolve as they’re meant to. So I wouldn’t be, you don’t have to be concerned about that. And arthritis pain we’ve covered in the masterclass. We went into detail on arthritis. I also have a whole pro whole series video series on arthritis.

Amandha: I have blogs on arthritis at Yummy.Doctor. So yeah, bring it to our next live. Oh yeah. Bring it to our private live so you have extra questions. I didn’t get to join us on Thursdays. Okay. Great idea, Fabian. Let’s wrap it up. And it was really great to see the started questions. I didn’t see the started questions.

Amandha: So many ticker tapes and things moving around. I think we did okay. I think we did good. Huh. So, well, it’s nice to see so many familiar names and. People here and yeah, this was great. Panic attack with rapid heart pounding. Homeopathics are great for that. I love PNA Sibil. I just saw that one from Deborah pna Sibil on my Yum Naturals website.

Amandha: It’s a homeopathic gerrick. It can stop a panic attack in its tracks. You can use it in water or put it directly in your mouth. And then you gotta get the cortisol under control and use supports for the adrenals going forward. And I would use the DMSO magnesium on the body for a panic attack situation.

Amandha: So, yeah. And yes, we’ve answered about mercury fillings. You can use DMSO, but you gotta be careful if you have heavy metals. ’cause it can move the metals, it can cause Mad Hatter syndrome and stuff. So if you have amalgams I suggest not to ingest it orally and work on trying to get those outta your mouth properly and use a topically only below the neck.

Amandha: Don’t use it in the head area if you have amalgams because the mercury’s all around here and you can start mobilizing it and it can get problems. Okay? So you have to be really careful with heavy metals and it is a detox tool and this is why I’m teaching you. We are not gonna get it all in one webinar.

Amandha: There’s a lot to learn still. Okay? So I hope you join me for the next one and the masterclass after that. And there’s lots of cool stuff still to learn and understand, and I’m always continually still learning. Like it’s just how life is. I mean, it’s endless learning, right? And different protocols, and I’m still making different kinds of remedies and different extracts and all kinds of things.

Amandha: So it’s really versatile. There’s all kinds of room to grow and learn. So I learned from your feedback, I learned from my experiences, I learned from all my blends that I make and everything. So, you know, here we’re always growing and learning. That’s life. Okay? So I hope you to see you in my membership in yummy.

Amandha: Doctor, I hope to see you next time. Thank you so much for joining. We had over eight, 800 people today. That was wonderful. And I, yeah, thank you so much for your time and energy and learning and sharing. And we’re gonna do this. We’re gonna make it, we’re gonna be okay. We just have to keep growing and learning and being brave.

Amandha: So thanks everyone. We’ll see you next time. Much love, big hugs from ADV. Bye for now.