FREE Webinar: DMSO and Natural Remedies for Pets with Amandha Vollmer (ADV)

Amandha: We will do our best to get through everything as, as much as possible. Okay, so here we go. DMSO, natural remedies for pets. Let’s go. Hello, this is Mo and this is my background. Just what’s important to know, I think for this is I was actually gonna be a veterinarian. And in order to be a veterinarian here in Ontario, Canada you have to have at least a hundred plus volunteer hours at a whole number of animal institutions.

Amandha: So I volunteered at veterinary establishments. I’ve done I’ve assisted surgeries different kinds of surgeries for animals. I was an animal walker. I, I would take care of the animals that were staying overnight. I worked at an animal laboratory institution at the University of Alberta, which was a terrible, terrible place.

Amandha: And vivisection is absolutely disgusting practice, and I lived it firsthand. And I think that the divine put me in those situations so that I could see the corruption behind the scenes. And you know, what they do to animals is pretty disgusting. Not just the universities and other institutions, but science as a whole.

Amandha: It’s pretty disgusting and also it’s all unnecessary because they just use the animals to try to get their corrupt, disgusting, suppressive poisonous drugs approved at the expense of innocent lives. And, but I learned about death. I learned about life and death really. You know, getting those volunteer hours, getting the training I did and when I went to my interview at the University of Guelph to go and become a vet they have like a good cop, bad cop routine and I said, I wanna be holistic vet and this was, you know, many years ago. This was like 2003, I think. And they, the one, the bad cop called me an actual quack. He said I was going to ruin the industry, or that holistic medicine was gonna ruin their industry and that and so I would’ve never gotten in anyway.

Amandha: And plus I don’t think I would’ve been able to hold my tongue if I was in there. I would’ve been disbarred or whatever. I would’ve been kicked out of the club pretty quickly anyway. So that’s fine that I didn’t, but I’ve, you know, I’ve had animals my whole life and I’ve rescued so many animals and lots of different experiences.

Amandha: I also worked at wildlife centers as part of my training, so I was, you know, I learned a lot about birds and squirrels and raccoons and hawks and all these things as well. So my background is educated in that way on school of life mainly. And I do have my, all my pre-vet vet credits that I needed there, so.

Amandha: Okay, here’s, just contact all the websites, how to email us, contact us, connect with us. I do recommend my healing with DMSO book. I do have an animal section in there, a PET section that you know, tells you how to use DMSO correctly for your pets. So that’s a really good handy guide to have you know, always have DMSO on hand for emergencies.

Amandha: Always have it, you know, in your medicine chest. It is one of those remedies that you do not wanna be caught without. So we’re gonna talk about basically we have some subheadings as we go in. So, see there’s some of the topics we’re gonna start with. I’ve touched on a little bit of the vet problem already, but obviously.

Amandha: Our pets are like family to us. They are emotional creatures. They are loving unconditionally. They offer us a lot of peace and beauty and joy. And yeah, we, they’re basically like our fur babies, right and so of course we wanna take as much as best care of them as possible. Of course, the mainstream stream vet care, as I was saying, they’re very toxic in their interventions.

Amandha: A lot of it is just suppressive and of course, the fear of diseases is how they get you, or they work around fear, right? Oh, you should be scared of this. So do this. You know, and that’s manipulation. And yeah, rabies is, doesn’t exist. It’s actually just a nervous system poisoning that has been, you know, twisted and, and sold as some sort of magical virus that has never been proven to exist and Louis Pasteur, the nice man that he was took a dog and tied him to a pole in the middle of the public street and had a syringe filled with chopped up rabbit brains and injected this dog with rabbit brains into his own brain.

Amandha: Where whereby he began to convulse SRO at the mouth Yelp, and probably was a very painful death, and then died. And that’s what he said rabies was, he said, look, I just showed you what rabies is, and that’s your science folks. That’s that’s where rabies came from. Okay? I mean, we don’t know our history as a whole.

Amandha: We’re told a bunch of propaganda on the television and nobody tells you that rabies was an absolute magic trick hoax by a psychopath. Liar. You can actually read a book called Louis Pasteur plagiarist and Fraud. And actually his grandson who had the manuscript or sorry, he had his original lab notes.

Amandha: So he had two sets of lab notes. He had the real lab notes, and then he had the lying lab notes that he released. Well, the grandson actually released those lab notes to this gentleman who wrote this book and exposed his true notes. And it’s a very interesting read if you wanna learn about the fraud of rabies and pasture.

Amandha: So basically, again, education is key. Avoiding poisons, avoiding things like antibiotics and how do you approach things that are actually effective? So let’s just get into a brief kind of germ theory. I don’t like the word terrain theory. I forgot to edit that out. There’s no terrain theory, no such thing.

Amandha: There’s germ theory, which is a theory, which is a false theory. And then there’s terrain truth. The terrain truth is how we live the terrain. Truth is what we see every day. The terrain is nature. And nature isn’t a theory. Nature isn’t a theory. It’s right in your face. You live it every day. You breathe it every day.

Amandha: Okay? So. A germ theory here. Excuse me. There’s no contagion is the one thing. So people think that people also misunderstand. What about contagion? I would say the only thing really contagious or is the social contagion, the, the mind worm that has destroyed our societies. The false ideas and the group think that comes from our tribal heritage that we’re vulnerable to but no virus has ever been isolated.

Amandha: No vir. I will say it again. No virus has been isolated. And what that means is you someone who has said, sneezed into a Kleenex or you know, they took blood from, or a secretion from, they don’t just say, okay, let me go find the virus. I’m gonna separate out all the other things and I’m gonna take that pure virus with nothing else, and I’m gonna put that in Healthy Host and I’m gonna elicit the exact same symptoms that I saw in the person that I got this from, that has never, ever been done and can never ever be done because that is not how the body works.

Amandha: And they do a lot of you know, science, quote unquote, that if you actually look at the materials and the methods section and read that, which is difficult to read because they le they have their own language. It’s like in law, right? They made up a language so that the layperson doesn’t understand, and that’s how they get away with a lot of their lies.

Amandha: So we have that problem, and then we have the assumptions that are rolled in to a lot of those papers. And if you tr follow the trail that leads to the papers where they’ve made the assumptions and you read those, you come down to the fact that nothing has been proven. It is all theory. And they cannot reproduce any of these diseases in a laboratory setting.

Amandha: They’ve tried it with all kinds of stuff. Like, for example, they did the, the Rosenau Spanish flu experiments. There’s a great one where. They were like, oh, these people are sick. Let’s get them in a room with healthy patient or healthy people and they would cough in their face. They would swallow other people’s mucus.

Amandha: They did actually pretty gross stuff. I’ll spare you some of the details, but they tried every which way to cross contaminate the healthy people and make them sick and all those experiments failed. No one ever got sick. The whole contagion theory is false, and I do teach this often. You can find lots of videos and articles and things that I’ve written about this topic.

Amandha: So I’m not, I’m gonna kind of leave it there, but just think about. When you’re thinking about these things, think about common, common exposures. Okay? Like everyone goes to a party and then later you find out a bunch of people are sick. Then you assume that one person caught, you know, there was like the person X, you know, and, and then everyone caught it from there.

Amandha: And that’s propaganda that they put on the tv. But that all those people, you know, were exposed to something at the same time and had a similar set of symptoms, like maybe food poisoning from the buffet or maybe the air conditioning system was toxic and their nutritional reserves were down and it just triggered them into a release.

Amandha: Okay? And, but then of course it has to be magical. It has to be from a virus and it has to be some sort of virus that is contagious. And they’ve gotten away with a lot of lies doing this. So I tell you, that’s the whole pandemic bull crap too. So these germs that we call, things we call germs and by the way, the, the word germ actually comes from seed and it’s like bacteria, viruses of fungi, mold, whatever.

Amandha: They don’t actually cause D disease directly. Like you could drink the bacteria, you could eat the fungi. It, they will not cause any disease. They’re actually a result of a disease process that’s already taking place in the body and they’re there for the cleanup crew. Okay. So, so ’cause like it’s not, they are often the cleanup crew, they’re always the cleanup crew of a toxic body. Okay. Always. So I’ll make sure that this is edited when we’re, when we update this in the group.

Amandha: So, ’cause you, you can get a copy of this information. Right. Okay so, so when the terrain is off, when it’s unhealthy, there’s a toxicity okay. Of some sort. There’s like a heavy metal, or there’s a microplastic or there’s something synthetic, or there’s A-P-F-A-S or there’s some sort of, you know, DDT, some sort of toxin is a, there’s an exposure or they had a vaccine.

Amandha: So they have heavy metals and polys, orbits and other shit that should not get into the bloodstreams. They’re toxic. Toxic can come from endo or or exo. So can come from self, the self not being able to remove the daily toxins that we produce. Or it can also, and or can be from the ex, ex extra external circumstances coming in and increase in the toxic load that also has to be removed the same path.

Amandha: Blocked means that the meridians that I spoke about in traditional Chinese medicine, those are like little tubes running through the body and that can get congested or blocked. And things that are supposed to be moving forward do not. And they, they are suppressed and they’re sitting and they’re creating a toxic problem.

Amandha: Let me just check my team. Was is that the new one there that you just upload it? Let me just, can, oh, hold on one second. Uploading. Okay. I’m just gonna switch over if you don’t mind and make sure that is the correct one. So I’m just gonna remove this one and add this one and then move forward.

Amandha: Thank you very much. I. Where are we? Why is it doing this? Why is it doing this? It’s got a ghost in the machine. Okay. No, I guess it’s the same one. I must have missed some stuff, things that happened in my mind. Alright, so are or are malnourished. Okay, so what it means is, so blocked means that stuff can’t get out.

Amandha: It’s stuck. Could be because of mucus, could be so you need to be hydrated enough for the mucus to be moved or else it’s stuck, right? So that can cause all kinds of problems and tumors and other things. The liver can get congested. It’s sluggish and slow, so things are back backed up and go into the bloodstream where this shouldn’t be.

Amandha: Then you can have a malnourishment problem. You need the nourishment because that’s what is basically your building blocks of repair, right? I often use the analogy of a construction site. So imagine you have a bunch of workers standing there and you never gave them the, the tools and the materials to do the building that they’re supposed to do.

Amandha: That would be the state of malnourishment. If you gave them all the tools and everything, then they would be able to build and repair. And that’s why these are the three big important things to understand about all health is that this is the cause of all disease. They’re either toxic, congested, or blocked or malnourished.

Amandha: End of story. And now we can talk about malnourishment from a state of even the biofield as well, right? And that’s a whole nother topic, of course, but we’re more than just, you know, the physical cells. We are energy, electricity, and that all is ignored by most medicine. But that’s for an advanced class.

Amandha: Okay? So think about the, all of these things when you’re assessing your animal and that you know, the germ itself is just trying to break up the toxicity. If your body can’t do it, something else has to do it because the body at all times must maintain life. That is its priority, that is its intelligence.

Amandha: And it will find a way to create the system or has redundant backup systems for things when they’re stuck or overly toxic or can’t work the way that they’re ideally supposed to, to be working. And it’ll either attract it from the outside or it’ll create it from the inside. And a lot of people have no clue about ple amorphism.

Amandha: I’ve talked about it for ages. We actually have a red blood cell membrane that will bleb and create what’s called the somatid, which is a 16 stage pleomorphic cycle. What what it means is it will create a a small spore or it’ll create from there a bacteria of a certain shape and that bacteria can change its shape.

Amandha: Then that bacteria can become a fungi if that’s what’s required. And it can even create a parasitical situation if that’s what’s required. And this is a 16 stage pleomorphic cycle that is natural to every living thing, even plants on this earth to keep us alive and to cleanse the system when it cannot do so in a.

Amandha: Its normal, natural way, and this is ignored, almost wholly by modern medicine and modern science which is an absolute travesty because if we understood that, of course, what would be going out the window, most drugs and vaccines, because the vir, the pseudoscience called virology would be debt in the water if we understood that and germ theory would be done because it would be like, oh, one germ causing one disease.

Amandha: No sir. No ma’am. That’s not what happens, right? How could a germ that changes its shape become a specific disease creation? Right? That whole theory goes into the garbage can. So there’s nothing being caught. You don’t need to mask your dog or cat masking is one of the stupidest things you like. If you wanna know how many people are brainwashed, just see how many we’re, we’re a master in COVID.

Amandha: Right, because that is, you do not get a disease by inhaling a virus, you know, like that. And anyway, if that was true, viruses go through masks anyway, and it makes no sense. It was all just a hazing operation. So if it is new to you, please, I, I encourage you to learn more from my website. It’s all, there’s tons of free resources.

Amandha: I’ve been, you know, I awoke to this whole situation around 2016 which seems like even more a million years ago than 10 years ago. But it started for me when a friend was told that he had about eight different viruses in his body. And I was like, what are you talking about? How’s that even possible?

Amandha: Like, how could you, so most people are like, oh, you have a virus, right? And then they go and say that there’s like thousands and thousands of different viruses, and it’s like, why? How could there only be one? Like, why wouldn’t there be, like, why wouldn’t you have thousands of different ones at any given time?

Amandha: Like. This doesn’t make any sense. Like, and how is it choosing just one system and how is it choosing like a different admixture of like the same symptoms, like something’s not lining up. And of course I had already been through naturopathic college. I graduated in 2008 and even in naturopathic college, I’m like, something’s not aligning here.

Amandha: Like I, I’m learning about homeopathy and osteopathy and the, the theory is completely against germ theory and I’m learning these two different belief systems and they’re just not congruent. And that’s when I really started kind of, hmm, not sure about this kind of thing. And then. Already. I knew vaccines were medical fraud back then because all the drugs and vaccines killed all three of my grandparents, you know?

Amandha: So I was like, yeah, something’s wrong with modern medicine folks. They just kill people. It seems like they’re not helping. So that is just a little primer for you there. So you know that there’s just, this is not how it works, folks. And then that should also give you a little red flag about, you know, the WHO, all the health industries the WEF the governments, all of them support this shit.

Amandha: Why? Because they profit off the control that it, it leads to for them, right? Because they can use fear, problem, reaction, solution to control and enslaved mankind. And that’s what they’ve been doing. And we’re gonna really hit a sea change coming up. Like we’re hitting the walls very soon. Maybe you’ve noticed that we’re kind of getting done with this stuff and we’re there will be more and more uprising.

Amandha: So, it’s gonna get really interesting very soon. So signs versus symptoms, okay, we have to listen to our pets. The body will always communicate it. And this is the other thing about modern medicine. When I was taught in naturopathic college, you know what? We had to learn everything. How we look at someone, someone would come into a room and sit down without speaking, without saying anything.

Amandha: We have to figure out what’s wrong with them, just by looking at them, just by the smells coming off of them, just by how the skin looks, how the hair looks, how the eyes look, right? How they sit their, their body language, right? We could get incredible and accurate levels of diagnosis just from looking at people which I don’t think medical doctors are trained in that, ’cause they don’t even look at their patients most of the time.

Amandha: They sit down and you don’t get eye contact. You get to ask one question and then you get a drug and out you go. Right? So pets can’t talk, but they do show you. And this is what’s called signs. So symptoms are when the patient can tell you what’s wrong with them, and signs is what we see. So you have to be a really good.

Amandha: Observer. You have to learn your pet and you have to learn and see when their behavior changes. And it can be tricky at first ’cause a lot of that can be subtle. Especially when there’s something going on in the household. Like I’ve just had to shift around with a lot of my cats. I just rescue two cats.

Amandha: I just rehomed a cat. My whole, my whole tribe was a little bit kerfuffle and definitely one of my cats was having some behavioral issues ’cause she was trying to communicate to me that she’s. Confused and I can tell you, please talk to your pets. They’re smarter than you think. They’re kind of like six, seven year olds.

Amandha: They do pick up a lot of language. I actually have talk buttons that you can train them on. You can train them to communicate with words through talk buttons. If they’re smart enough of intelligence, you can do so. They’re smarter than you give ’em credit for. Okay. Yeah. There’s some ones that are kind of goofy, but a lot of them have very high intelligence and they’re trying desperately to communicate with you.

Amandha: And so talk to them. Tell ’em when you, if you’re going away, tell ’em what’s going on with the household. You know, you’d be surprised what they pick up. And they’re also very telepathic, so you can imagine things and send them visuals and so forth. And it’s, there’s animal communicators who do this job because they’re telepathic, right?

Amandha: So there’s more to it than just words. So, and also to trust the body. The body is genius and brilliant. The body always wants to heal. It’s not a mistake. It’s not, it’s not broken. And symptoms are really the body trying to recover in as opposed to it’s a disease. So when the body is out of balance, okay, we’re talking a lot of toxins.

Amandha: We’re talking all these things that I mentioned, right? It’s, it’ll show signs of struggle and adaptation. It’s going to show where it’s trying to correct and we wanna then understand that it’s a correction and not a problem and help it with where we think it’s stuck or where we think it’s not able to complete those corrections.

Amandha: For example, vomiting and diarrhea. We see that a lot in animals right it’s trying to expel something harmful. Why would it vomit or why would it have diarrhea? It’s because the body sees something as toxic and it wants to get it out. If there’s fever, then the body is accelerating. The white blood cell process, which is a cleansing moment, it’s actually trying to increase the enzymatic systems so that things happen faster, things move through faster.

Amandha: The blood usually in fever, it’s the blood that’s dysregulated and the blood cannot be dysregulated. It’s not allowed. It must be dealt with immediately and the fever is there to help it. I see all these stupid propaganda TV shows or whatever and they’re always like, we gotta get the fever down and every time I yell at the scream, like, no, you don’t.

Amandha: Please don’t touch the fricking fever. The fever is actually the body’s healing mechanism. Why would you suppress the body’s mechanisms? You see how brainwashed the population is to think that fever is bad and yeah, while we see the body struggling, you know, when my daughter had her first fever it was pretty, it’s pretty scary ’cause the heart rate goes up, the breathing rate goes up and you’re like, oh my gosh.

Amandha: And then burning up and whatever. But that’s the body actually healing it. And if you suppress it then you, what you get out of that is later down the road. Severe diseases that can kill you like cancer. Okay, so just remember there’s no random illness. There’s always reason. Oh yeah. The Tylenol thing.

Amandha: Oh, there’s this, just an aside. There’s a comedic creator who dresses up like a blue haired liberal, I don’t know if you’ve ever seen, seen him and he always has a mask around his chin. He’s so funny. I forget his name, but you know, he, he does this he does this kind of gig where, you know, at the beginning.

Amandha: He’s like, oh, you’re going on a date. And he’s like, oh, how are you doing? Would you like a Tylenol? And then, and then the, the date says no. And he just takes the Tylenol and he’s like, chucking it down. Oh man, that’s so funny. Anyway. No, it’s not jp. It’s an, it’s another guy. Anyway, the Tylenol thing’s really funny.

Amandha: So they do show us. So we have to learn their energy levels, their appetite, their thirst, their urination, their stool, their breathing, their body posture. If they’re hiding, if they’re changing their routine, that’s all things to pay attention to. Okay. And I always recommend having a little health journal, you know, for your animals and just write any notes that you can about them that you’re, if you, especially if you’re starting to see some changes like, oh, my cat seems to be gaining rate weight.

Amandha: Okay, let’s see if that’s normal or not. Or I noticed on this date and time that, you know, she missed the litter box. Like, I hope everything’s okay and it just can help you. ’cause we’re all very busy people and very tired of people and it’s just helpful to have things written down for you so you can refer back and see, oh yeah, you know what it is actually progressing and getting worse, or, no, this is just happens every so often and I think it’s, you know, an attitude problem or they’re upset about something, right?

Amandha: Because the cat that I rehomed used urine as his communicator. He would talk through his urine, which is not a good thing to about there, but what was happening with him is he hated other animals. He, and he felt very overwhelmed by the fact that there were other animals in the house. And when I rehomed him to this lovely, beautiful woman who has only just, she had a cat before and he died two years ago, and she really just wanted another lap cat.

Amandha: And he has not peed once. Why? Because there’s no other animals in her house and so he is very happy. He’s on her lap 24 7. He watch watches birds from the window. He’s just so happy now. And he was miserable here and that’s why he was marking. So understanding why, you know, why that animal is doing it is very important.

Amandha: So say, obviously if you see things like a limp or they’re whining or they’re repeated licking, you know, you have an overt problem there. If a cat is nauseous continually, they might hide, they might not be eating and you might see a lot of vomit. And not, I’m not talking about the occasional furball, I’m talking about regular vomiting.

Amandha: Like every morning you wake up and they’re vomiting. I had a cat that did this and what we figured out is that outside she was eating plants and sticks and like. Whatever else. And one of the cats would catch a mouse and it would be rotting for like three or four days, and then she’d go out and eat it.

Amandha: So of course she’s gonna vomit. And I had to just help her gut through it. With probiotics, I gave her some colloidal silver and I actually kept, kept her indoors until everything kind of settled down. And luckily snow came and that kind of solved some of those problems. But you can usually figure out by watching them, what they’re getting into.

Amandha: Or it could be a plant inside the house. And like lilies, for example, are very toxic to cats, right? So are they eating things they shouldn’t be eating in the house as well? So there could be allergies, there could be stress or anxiety, but all of these symptoms are gonna give you a clue. And I really think writing them down is helpful for you to remember.

Amandha: So observe every day you know, when you’re during feeding time, watch them a little bit. When you’re playing with them. Watch if they’re, how they’re playing, how their energy levels are getting outta breath really quickly. And are they sleeping excessively? Are they not sleeping? Don’t feel like they’re sleeping enough, are they restless?

Amandha: And eventually you’ll figure out what’s normal for your pet and you’ll be able to tell then when something’s not right. And yes, and if you, if you find a good pet psychic there, I found that every really true blue, not a scammer, health psych psychic is busy for like two years. So good luck with that.

Amandha: And so if you see diarrhea, you think, I wanna stop the diarrhea. But what you really wanna think about is, Hey, how do I support the body now to finish off what it’s doing well, I’m gonna make sure, first and foremost, if they have diarrhea, that they’re not dehydrated and their electrolytes are good, because the risk of diarrhea is this.

Amandha: Okay? The main risk of diarrhea is this. Yes, it could affect their appendix as well long term, but the biggest risk is dehydration. So you’re going to make sure that if they’re not drinking on their own, that you give oral fluids as they’re going through it and making sure they’re comfortable.

Amandha: They have their own their own space. They’re not disturbed by other animals or, or kids or whatever, or loud noises that they have a space to properly rest without disturbances. And then you’re gonna give, obviously, if it’s ongoing, then you can help the body by, you know, giving it an astringent by helping the inflammation go down.

Amandha: That’s where DMSO really shines. And then in depth, I’ll go in the masterclass. I’m gonna go into more very specific diseases and protocols for, you know, more intense diseases and cancers and that kind of stuff. So, routine and environment, they thrive on routine and it’s really breaks my heart when I have to travel.

Amandha: You know, I really lead up to travel very carefully. I tell them very many times, I’m going away soon and I’ve got them trained so that when they see my suitcases, they know I’m going and I can already tell, as soon as you see my suitcases, the behavior changes. And that’s when I like, give them more love and I give them more treats and I talk to them more and I reassure them.

Amandha: I’m coming back and I tell them how many sleeps I’m going away for. I say, I’m going for this many sun ups and sundowns. I’m going for this many sun cycles. That’s how I tell them how long I’m going for. Obviously their senses are way more sensitive than ours, so please be aware of like things that we take for granted, like perfumes and, and air fresheners and that kind of stuff.

Amandha: And the sound of things, loud sounds, they, they hear way more refined than we do. And then keeping their enrichment, their environments, having all the things they need, that we’re gonna go through all these things now, clean environment and their whole emotional climate. So, just try to keep them on a feeding schedule.

Amandha: Try to keep them on, you know, when you’re gonna give them their medicine or whatever. If you’re giving them MMS or DMSO that you try to do it the same time of day as if possible. When my, so I live in a huge forest and when I let my animals outside, they’re allowed to go outside. Most of them are just only trained for outside during the day.

Amandha: ’cause at nighttime can be kind of precarious here. And I’ve trained the other cats that do like to go out at night. I’ve trained them to stay close. And it also depends on their fur color. For example, here in the forest my cats that are multicolored and in the, like grays, browns, those kinds of hues, they blend in really well.

Amandha: Like I can see Mila walking across the grass only when she’s moving. I can’t see her if she’s just stopped because she blends in so well. But my bright orange kitties, on the other hand, they are targets. Okay. Or a bright white cat that is a target. I never let those kinds of cats out at nighttime.

Amandha: That’s just too risky. So just know your environment and where you living. Are there cars that are in are danger? Do they run off for things like understanding, you know, the environment you live in and how to navigate that environment is really important. And then of course, you know, the frequencies that dogs can hear and we can’t, and the things they can see and we can’t.

Amandha: If you ever had had an animal just looking off into the corner of the room and you see nothing, it kind of freaks you out and you’re like, whatcha looking at? So that’s really, that’s quite funny. Anyway, that you know, you’re like, oh, what are you, what are you picking up on? In what realm? So just also things like thunderstorms can upset them or, you know, different, different hums of things.

Amandha: So just be mindful of that, that could be part of their behavior changes. Okay. So in their environmental enrichment, one of the things that animals really need to reset their spine is an ability to stretch out properly to have enough space to do that. With cats, it’s having a scratching post that is a tall scratching post, so they can really stretch out and reset their spine and of course something for their nails and to train them to it.

Amandha: So, for example, if a cat starts going at your furniture or an animal starts chewing on something that they shouldn’t, you’re gonna always correct in the moment. Animals do not respond to negative training, okay? They do not respond to punishment. Did You Cannot punish an animal, okay? You can’t really, it’s the same with children, but you know, it just doesn’t work like that.

Amandha: Positive reinforcement is how you get them to change. So instead of saying, no, no, no, don’t do that, you gently pick them up and say, oh, I see what you want. And you put them on the thing they are allowed to do, and within 20 seconds is when they’ll remember. So try to make a behavioral correction within the 20 seconds of seeing the unwanted behavior.

Amandha: So, for example, I see the nails on the couch. Then I, I go, oh dear, okay and I pick them up very gently. I’m not yelling and screaming at them, and I go and I put them on the scratching post and show them, even with my own hands, how to do it. And they always do it and I’ve been able to prevent my furniture from being ripped apart by just this very simple correction.

Amandha: When I see them do it, I correct. You know, and. Same with anything. They’re chewing on something, they’re eating something, you put them to what they can eat, you put them to what they’re allowed to chew on, right? And you reward that behavior and you positively reinforce it. And that’s how you train these animals.

Amandha: Not like brute force, okay? That means they’ll fear you. And I don’t think you want the things that you love to fear you. Holistic care, of course, is about looking for toxins. You’re gonna use natural cleaners, you’re gonna avoid harsh chemicals. We good air quality. Let, letting them access fresh air, whether you have a caio if you don’t let them outside, or you ask, give them access to a window and sunshine you know, some sunbathing or some outdoor time on a leash.

Amandha: If again, you’re not letting them, you know, roam, then this is like nature. This is, this is like essential. They need to ground the electricity from their body by touching the earth. Okay? If you live in a condo, it’s really good to get them trained to a harness, especially when they’re younger. Like we’re talking about cats and ferrets and all these things so that they can go outside occasionally and ground out the frenetic electricity in their bodies.

Amandha: Yes, we’re gonna talk about chlorine dioxide in our, when we get to remedies. It’s a two hour class and usually an extra half an hour for Q&A, and sometimes it goes a little longer. And also for pets, for enrichment, you can get like wheels where they run on a wheel. There’s some really good stuff out there now, or there’s automatic automated toys if you’re at work that are, you know, sensored and they can like, meaning like a sensor is there and if they see the animal, it’ll start to go.

Amandha: So you can, or even there’s like one that I bought it’s like a little, looks like a little robot kitty, but it’s a laser device that is activated by motion. And so the laser will run, you know, go in all these patterns so they can chase the laser. So you need to be creative with how you get their bodies to move if you’re not taking them on active walks.

Amandha: Of course the emotional climate’s really important. I went through a very tumultuous relationship and my pets showed me how tumultuous it was by their behavior. Even some getting very sick, even some leaving the house. And even a couple passed away from how toxic, you know, what I was dealing with with my household and I’m so happy.

Amandha: I’m free from that now. But at the time when you’re going through an abusive situation, you’re trying to fix it all the time and you don’t have a lot of extra energy for anything else in your life. And that was, you know, a really harsh lesson for me on who gets into my life. And the pets will show you through their behavior you know, whether it’s good or bad.

Amandha: Okay? So they’re really great barometers for the talk, the emotional situation in your house. And pets will mirror that energy. They’ll mirror your stress or they’ll me mirror your calm energy. So a lot of the behavioral problems will resolve when you know the household is actually becomes calmer, which is the ca case in my experience.

Amandha: And to positively, you know, reinforce them and gentle touch and love and tell them nice things. Some of the pet psychics I’ve heard, they said, I love when you tell me that I’m beautiful. Some of the animals will say, I love when you tell me that, you know, my eyes are nice. You know, they like compliments.

Amandha: So compliment your animal. They feel that praise. Okay, let’s talk about spaying and neutering. I know a lot of holistic groups maybe are poo-pooed about this, but I am not I think that we have an irresponsible nation. We have an irresponsible world that neglects pets. And what happens is there’s so many animals out in the streets that are not spayed or neutered.

Amandha: They have kittens. The kittens starve or die. So we have an overpopulation problem. And then there’s a bunch of health benefits and a longevity benefits. And and really, I, I really don’t feel like breeding is acceptable. I mean, there are breeders. That’s fine. I totally get it. I get, I understand the industry, but I’m talking about, you know, for the most part, we don’t need more animals.

Amandha: We need to rescue the animals off the streets because the numbers are staggering. So I always spay and neuter my pets, but here’s kind of how I do it. You know, obviously we have this overpopulation crisis. Go to any country and that you’ll see tons of homeless animals on the streets suffering.

Amandha: Now to fix your pet, you’re not un unintentionally contributing to this problem. And really, I think it’s an act of compassion in a domesticated animal. This isn’t a wild animal. This isn’t like, you know, this is domesticated for our purposes, which is actually selfish in a lot of ways.

Amandha: Even how the animals were, were domesticated.

Amandha: It’s for, they’re for us. We made them for us, and we have to take responsibility for how they breed. So, an unspayed female cat or dog will go into heat especially for cats. I find that to be extremely stressful for them and stressful for everybody. They’ll yell, they’ll yell, they’ll be anxious.

Amandha: Their behaviors to very much change. They could become aggressive or they might try to escape. You could lose them out the door or they’ll run away to try to find a mate. And so, they could go through many different heat cycles and if they do so, so if you’re not going to breed them and they go through heat, after heat after heat without breeding, they actually have a higher risk of uterine tissue breakdown, like pyometra.

Amandha: And they can even get different kinds of cancers of the reproductive tract. So when you spay, you actually eliminate any of these risks. And spaying female dogs pretty young will reduce mammary tumors and uterine issues as well. And it’s simply just because of the way we’ve bred them for the most part and then for males, un neutered males will get the big, the big jowls, the big cheeky jowls, the home catt jowls which is a hormonal s glandular production for pheromone production and marking purposes. And they’ll exhibit territorial behaviors that they could mark. They could roam far, they could co roaming could mean lots more fights or injuries.

Amandha: They could get lost. All kinds of, you know, issues being outside like that. Weather issues. And intact t males actually have higher chances of prostate problems, testicular cancer. And they actually, when you neuter a male catter dog, it typically improves their lifespan. Okay? They won’t mount or hump your leg as much, which is kind of not that fun.

Amandha: And they’ll be less likely to wander off prostates protected and that, and they’re usually more calm and usually more loving, and usually more nice to be around as well, because they’re not so focused on the drive to mate. They, so they tend to be healthier. They tend to live longer. They’re less distracted by all their hormone, sex hormone urges.

Amandha: And then there’s all kinds of dominance and aggression issues that come from this as well. So, you know, I’m like Bob Barker to always spay and neuter your animals. So usually around five or six months at age or you can go older you, I really do suggest allowing females at least one heat cycle ’cause it’ll establish the hormones.

Amandha: And I find that doing so just helps things set up nicely. Their behavior is a little bit more balanced. Their mind is a little more balanced just going through one heat cycle. ‘Cause I’ve seen both. I’ve done both and it’s not across the board a hundred percent, but I do find that the ones I’ve allowed to go through one full cycle seem to be a bit more balanced and and grounded than those that didn’t.

Amandha: But also depends, depends on the breed. I’ve noticed too. So not missing out on parenthood, even though, gosh, I go, oh, wouldn’t that be, wouldn’t those babies be cute? You know, I’ve had special animals that I kind of wish I did breed. Like I totally understand that. But just all I’m saying here is be as responsible as you possibly can.

Amandha: If you are, if you decide to not spay or neuter, then you gotta keep them indoors and you have to you know, it’s more of like, the knowledge that you have to do to treat those body systems is a little bit more, which not, we’re not covering here today. But you do have to understand a little bit more about how to prevent them from having unwanted litters running off or any of these other health problems.

Amandha: Okay so these are, we’re just gonna run through some common health issues in that we see in pets and how to deal with them naturally. Okay and do, do, do large bee’s, male, just looking at questions here and neutered dogs? Yeah. Maybe neutered dogs aren’t healthy, but I’ve, you could say that, but I’ve looked at a lot of the science and I also have had dogs and that are all fixed and I haven’t had any issue as, as well.

Amandha: So it’s really, ultimately it’s your decision, but you know, maybe it’s a little bit easier to control dogs and cats when it comes to that. Right. But we still have, the fact remains is we still have a population problem. Seriously. Okay, so ticks or fleas are obviously nuisances. We talked about what’s going on there, that they’re opportunists in, in the sense that they’re there to help you.

Amandha: So they’re not really o taking an opportunity to hurt you. They’re taking an opportunity to help you. Same things you’ll see in worms. They’ll get it from maybe mother’s milk. They’ll get it from prey. Yeah, this is not my edited version. I have no idea what happened. I’m sorry. I did not, I remember distinctly taking out infected prey.

Amandha: I don’t use the word infect ever. So I don’t know what happened here. Maybe it didn’t update on my end. So sorry for that. I’ll just make the corrections as I go. So, and fleas as well. This kind of thing can bring in parasites into the body worms and such. So you see often that bloated belly and puppies or kittens or rice like segments which can be the tape worm.

Amandha: They break off into little bits and you can see them coming out. I just rescued a cat that’s been outdoors, feral for a couple years. Finally got him inside and they’ll usually have a dull coat and he has a bit of like dander. His coat is nice actually, but he’s shedding more and he has quite a bit of dander and he definitely has a tape worm.

Amandha: That’s been segmenting that I’ve been treating and so I use natural dewormers. We’re gonna go into the this in more details. I’m covering this first. So pumpkin seeds and diatomaceous earth. I use a lot with animals. I don’t use any of the other, anthelmintics wherever possible. But if you have a stubborn case that you try to treat holistically, you may need to use a dewormer drug and then sort of clean up the terrain afterwards.

Amandha: So you, you do your best by supporting the terrain and helping with holistic remedies first. And then in desperate situations, that’s when you go for, you know, a harsher approach. So we always begin here and those things are always available to you down the road if it doesn’t work out the way you need it to.

Amandha: Gastrointestinal issues, vomiting, diarrhea. So again, getting into things they shouldn’t hairball problems usually it means you have to groom them more. If they get a lot of hairballs, you have to brush them more often or you have to support their digestive system. The, the red, moist, itchy patches, the hotspots, they could start those could be from allergic reactions meaning they have some sort, an allergic reaction basically is just a toxicity issue in the blood and some sort of irritant and they’re worse by scratching. They have a skin issue. And it’s always, there’s always an underlying imbalance and or diet issue. Going on there. So probiotics are really important here, or gut herbals and DMSO as well can help with this skin and coat problems, itches, shedding, excessively rashes, dry flaky coats, again, can be from food, environmental issues, a toxic problem going through the skin nutrient deficiencies, or a parasite issue.

Amandha: So we always deal with a detox, support the diet, support the gut terrain, and deal with homeopathics and and DMSO for these things. Pica, if you see eating non-edible items like as food dogs might eat sticks or rocks or socks, chew on socks. Could be a boredom issue, could be a nutritional deficiency issue.

Amandha: Cats sometimes will eat things like soil or chew on plants and things, and so they’re trying to satisfy something here and therefore you may wanna look to see if there’s any minerals that they’re missing. Okay. Yeah and some if you just d about your cousin’s poodle. Some animals, it’s the males I usually don’t recommend.

Amandha: I usually recommend neutering earlier before they become more sexually active because even after neutering, they might still hump your leg if you neuter early, they don’t always figure that out. Wounds and abscesses, they can get cuts and scrapes, of course puncture wounds. They could get into fights or accidents or, you know, get a stick or something poked there.

Amandha: So, they could have an embedded thorn or they could have scratched off a tick and the head is still embedded. You know, you don’t wanna use antibiotics for this kind of stuff. Okay, I’m gonna show you how to use colloidal silver and salves and stuff for that and oftentimes, abscesses will self resolve and they don’t need they just need monitoring.

Amandha: They don’t need intervention. So as pets get older, same things as with us. You know, toxins can accumulate and organs can start to strain. Show strain. Kidneys tend to be really where you see a lot of problems. In older animals, cats and dogs. They’ll be more thirsty, they’ll pee more. They might have accidents, they might be losing weight and they could have hind leg weakness as well.

Amandha: Usually see that a lot in dogs where their strength of their hind legs is kind of dropping and that’s ’cause of the kidney meridian. And that’s a sign that the kidneys need support. We see a lot of hyperthyroidism in cats as well, which is kind of interesting. And you get an overactive thyroid. So the, the hormone system is, I balance you get this weight loss problems and appetite issues and anxiety and stuff.

Amandha: That actually had a very many, long time ago, I had a cat like this and I designed a tea specifically for this situation, which I have on the Yum Naturals website. We did that and two different homeopathics and totally healed the hyperthyroidism in the cat. Just with that, just with those things. Weight problems obviously is an issue.

Amandha: There’s lots of different, you know, you could actually have like a food problem, like almost like a diabetic problem. Could be a thyroid issue, a hi, a hypothyroid issue. In that case could be an exercise or mobility problem, right? And then underweight could be a whole bunch of different metabolic disorders as well.

Amandha: So really watching the weight and offering optimum nutrition is key here. And to find out if it’s a thyroid problem is kind of a vet deal, they would be able to tell you what, you know, that’s where a diagnosis could be helpful. ’cause you might not be able to tell what’s exactly going on there, but you can get the diagnosis and then you can treat holistically, right?

Amandha: So stress, anxiety, we kind of talked about common triggers, new environments. But the signs you’re looking for are just pacing or, or panting destructive behavior. A lot of talking, too much talking eliminating inappropriately in places they shouldn’t. And then we use things like valerian root or Bach flower essences or homeopathic re remedies for these kinds of behavioral issues.

Amandha: The dental health is often, you know, overlooked. They can get tartar buildup, they can get terrible breath, they can get gingivitis they could get a teeth that fall out, right? And these things can help can affect the heart and the kidneys and so forth. Because the pH is off, things are not balancing properly.

Amandha: And a lot of those wastes are not getting eliminated, and they’re actually getting, they’re irritating those organ systems raw bones chew, brushing the teeth. And one of my arguments for kibble is because it takes care of the teeth, because it’s something they crunch. And it also helps with jaw development and, and oral development for ’cause.

Amandha: Animals will be crunching like they think about their natural diet, what they would be eating, they’d be chewing bones. They’d be, they’d be breaking skulls, okay? They’d be like, they’re really gonna be chewing hard things. So we do need to give them, you know, just if they, you give ’em a soft, raw diet they’re not chewing properly, they’re not crunching properly.

Amandha: So you really wanna consider that you could use a dehydrated more food. Or if you use a kibble, then it’s a low temperature kibble. ’cause it’s the high temperatures and the terrible ingredients that are really the problem in hard foods. There are healthy brands and healthy hard foods that you can give them that do not throw their body into chaos.

Amandha: And, and gut imbalance. So we give probiotics for a lot of this. We’ll talk about MMS colloidal silver, and it’s not really about the bacteria being balanced because so much as what’s happening is it’s allowing the cleansing system to be activated. And once the cleansing system is activated, the balance of the bacteria will happen naturally because they don’t need to do that job anymore.

Amandha: So essential items for natural pet care. This is gonna be in the guide that I give you. So I’m not really gonna go through this in fine detail. It’s just the different types of stuff and whatever. So I’m gonna really blast through this. So this is the document that, one of the documents you’re getting.

Amandha: It’s really just about different types of tools, a flea comb, nail trimmers. It’s really good to have oral syringes in your first aid kit because you have to be able to give things orally, administer liquids, especially things like MMS or colloidal silver, you know, or homeopathic that is diluted in water.

Amandha: You wanna be able to know how much you’re giving and write that down in your health journal. So it’s really good to have a bunch of different sized oral syringes in your, in your kit, making sure you’re having a thermometer and tweezers and some managing, just having a good kind of care kit. The water dishes and stuff, you know, please don’t use cheap plastic dishes if you can.

Amandha: They really do harbor a lot of just smells and bacteria and it gets scratched and microplastic. So a really a movable water fill fountain for a cat is really nice. They like to drink moving water. And then stainless steel usually works the best for dogs ’cause they’re pretty much indestructible, but just get a high quality stainless steel, ’cause a lot of the cheap stainless steel is just coated.

Amandha: And inside is like another material like aluminum. So just try to get a more like solid, decent one. And the type of litter that you use and things I don’t recommend clay litters. For cats, I recommend pine pellets that are the ones that you can burn in a stove. They’re really just compressed pine, and I find they’re, it’s easier to manage.

Amandha: It’s less mess. They don’t get, doesn’t get stuck in their paws. They don’t end up eating any of it. It smells much better. And I use a stainless steel tray with an under tray, so a lot of the little bits will fall through and then I can clean the under tray. And also stainless steel is less smell.

Amandha: And then for for both, I always use a biodegradable poop bag, you know, because we really don’t need to contribute to more plastics and things that sit in the landfill for 50 years. There’s all kinds of biodegradable bags on the market, so always choose those over just plastic. It’s just better overall.

Amandha: And then enrichment items, it goes into this and comfort items and stuff. So I have just a list of those. And then the herbal pet aids, like, of course catnip, make sure it’s organic and clean. Valerian root is another one that cats really love. Most cats really love, and it’s actually very calming to us, but it’s stimulant.

Amandha: Its first stimulants stimulates them just like catnip and then they sleep after. So if you have a cat that’s not sleeping well, it’s, it’s good to get them excited, get them playing, and then they’ll mellow after that and go to sleep and, but doesn’t really, valerian doesn’t really affect dogs much.

Amandha: It’s more for cats. And then of course, having your cozy bedding and that sort of thing, being able to wash it, being able to check for fleas in the bedding. And also you can use your own scent like a shirt and stuff like that if you’re going away to help them stay calm. And then this just talks about the harnesses and things that are really helpful.

Amandha: The different kinds of callers are important to not pull on their spine. If you have an anani animal, acupuncturist and chiropractor, that is a miracle situation. Like I worked for Dr. Steven Mar. Actually, here’s his book here, I’ll show you it one second. I don’t think you can buy this book. This is a gift from him to me, and it’s an incredible, incredible book.

Amandha: In my masterclass, I’m gonna go through all the books and guides that I like to use for pets because it’s really helpful. Not always you wanna go the internet and look it up. You can just, you know what, if you don’t have access, then you know, it’s good to have an actual book on hand. But this is he is an incredible, incredible vet out of Edmonton, and I worked with him for over a year, and his wife and he would have animals brought in, unable to walk on death’s door.

Amandha: He puts the acupuncture needles in, he gives them a Chinese herbal medicine, and they’re walking out of the veterinary clinic. I mean, I saw, I, what I would say, almost literal miracles for animals being resuscitated through acupuncture. If you could find someone local in your area that does it for maintaining health, for preventative health, and even for serious situations, it’s not to be under undervalued.

Amandha: And believe it or not, a lot of people think that garlic is toxic for pets, and it’s not. It’s just you don’t do high dose. Okay? But it’s very, very helpful to, again, for the parasite situation to give them garlic. It’s no more than a clove a clove or under a clove and a raw chopped up property.

Amandha: It is excellent and we, we use that as part of the herbals when I was training with him and yeah, he was my mentor. Even signed my book. And this was December 6th, 2002. Amanda, thanks so much for all your help and hard work, work. May this book serve as some small compensation and inspiration?

Amandha: Steve? Yeah. Amazing man. Truly he changed my life because I didn’t get into vet school and I was crushed. And he said he was also a naturopath. I said, go to naturopathic college. I’m like, humans. And he was like, humans. I’m like, okay, I’ll go. And actually, you know, in a sense, humans are easier health wise than animals in some ways.

Amandha: So anyway, I just wanted to show you that. Okay. And then the cleaning. Look, we’ve got a really exciting thing coming up. We have a, a cleaning product that is an enzyme based cleaning product that is so natural you can. It wouldn’t harm a fly. You could put it in your compost and you, you wouldn’t smell a thing.

Amandha: You could put it in your septic tank and you wouldn’t smell poo. Like it’s, and it’s based on nature and how nature breaks things down. And I’m just, I’m really excited. It’s like 30 years in the making this nutri clean enzyme cleaner that’s coming up in the next week or so. So stay tuned for that.

Amandha: ’cause it’s, I’ve had a cat like piss my house. This is the cat I rehomed. And despite all the cleaners that I used to get that urine smell out I couldn’t really get it all out and it was really bothering me. And I finally got a sample of this and I cleaned my house with it, and it’s, the odor is done.

Amandha: It’s gone. I was like in shock. So anyway, that using natural cleaners natural methods is really, really important. Okay. So even like cocoa mulch in the yards, that cocoa mulch is toxic to dogs, right? So be very careful about what you’re, how you’re home proofing your your home or where you live for your pets.

Amandha: Okay, so let’s get into DMSO now. How we use it for pet health. We use it for healing. Why do we use it? How we use it safely. The, a couple of different products that I use a, a lot for pets or with pets safely. How we use it for oral use and what I like to treat it with and then kind of how to monitor things.

Amandha: How are we doing in the chat? Everybody? Good. I use Borax Baths to help mange from mites. That’s great too. Borax is an excellent remedy. That’s great and I’m a rescue dog. Okay. We got that one start. I’ll answer it later. Castile soap is great. That’s a good natural approach. Absolutely. Well, when we talk about food, we’ll talk about different recipes for dehydrating and making your own animal food at home.

Amandha: I also have a freeze dryer and and so I have a bunch of organ meats that I don’t really like eating organ meats. You know, I was a long-term vegan and, and I’m not now, but I still have a hard time eating organ meats. I just can’t, I can’t, can’t do it. But I got, I bought a bunch thinking I would, but I just couldn’t do it anyway.

Amandha: I have like kidneys and liver and all this stuff. So what I’m gonna do is I’m gonna dehydrate that and make pet food from it. ’cause those organ meats do really well with, with our pets. And for cataracts preventing cataracts is supporting the liver and for supporting the digestive system and making sure there’s enough magnesium in the system and cleansing regularly on regular basis.

Amandha: And the, and of course this presentation is being parted. Yes. They go and feed the cats. That’s funny. And yes, there’s always gonna be a replay for these things. I would never, I would never do anything and never record it. I, that just wouldn’t, I would never do that. But yes. So, any particular Castile brand?

Amandha: I just don’t use Dr. Bronner’s anymore ’cause they weren’t really woke. Even though they’re really, it’s historically his father wasn’t woke, but the son is very woke who took over Amanda soak the organ meat in milk and then cook it. What works? Okay, I’ll try that. I, I was trying to keep it raw, but it really isn’t meant to be raw, this particular food.

Amandha: ’cause if you do feed your animal raw, it should be specific for animals with low bacteria count. Right. It’s not human grade. It’s different. It’s handled different. So that’s a great idea to cook it like that in milk. And I do have access to wild buffalo milk, which my cats love. I put them, I give them wild buffalo milk all the time and they just lap it up.

Amandha: So that’s great. Well, no doc, so Dr. Bronner, I don’t know if he died. I think he died and his son took over the business and his son wears. Cat ears, funny enough. So maybe he does identify as a cat. He’s a furry, so the, the sun is a furry and is very liberal, very liberal. Like if not, there’s other companies that make, I don’t know the names, but there are other And Cat still, soap is easy.

Amandha: It’s pretty easy to make. I make a Castile soap. I even have some, I think still available on my website. It’s not hard to make Castile. Yes, he’s a furry. Anyway. So, why DMSO? Of course I recommend my book because this is how you’re gonna feel safe and comfortable with using it because I go through all the issues in here and it’s quick to, he’s Wake culture is, no, he’s woke bad.

Amandha: He’s woke. Yeah, he’s kitten ears. He’s a furry, he’s lefty woke. He’s not awake. He’s woke. Yeah. I use seven Minerals. Pure Castile soap. There you go. Okay. There’s always alternatives. As a recovering li liberal here, they’re nuts. I know. We, I went to university, I got pulled into the liberal stream as well because that’s where they tried to indoctrinate you into It is in school.

Amandha: Okay. So, again, if you wanna learn about DMSO, go to my previous free webinars where I teach the introductory to that, all the intros. Okay. I’ve done so many videos on this. Okay. Just go. We always pin to every group. If you’re a yummy doctor member, every masterclass group, every, like, every DMSO group, we have the top two videos pinned for your review and for like the 1 0 1 kind of thing.

Amandha: Okay. And so basically to know pain, inflammation, and repair, okay? For example, I got a cat bite. Cat bites are nasty. I got a cat bite ’cause I got in the middle of a cat bite. That’s how you get cat bit. Get in the middle of a cat bite cat bite. So it was a really deep puncture wound into my thumb.

Amandha: And it’s actually still, he still healing. But I decided, ’cause I, I Guinea pig myself all the time. I decided I would leave it and see what happened. I would just not. Do anything. I’m just see if my body takes care of it. And I waited. And so a week later it’s still hard nodule, it’s covered over, but it’s still painful.

Amandha: It’s, it feels like something’s underneath and is still scabbed over and it’s just stuck. It’s just not going anywhere. So I used my 30% DMSO, aloe vera gel on it, won the application. I just put it over. That was all I did. And within the hour, the swelling had gone down. The pain had reduced by 70%, and it was scabbed over and the scab was almost ready to come off one dose.

Amandha: I waited again, I wanted to see how long, how far that took it. And so two days later I felt like it was kind of stuck again. Did another little mini application of it and again, took the redness down helped the scab come off, et cetera, et cetera. Now I think I need just one more application to, to complete it, but the pain is gone.

Amandha: I can rub it now. I can move it around. And that’s like the healing power of DMSO cannot be underestimated. Okay? I’ve had people sprain their legs, have arthritis, have so many problems healing their skin, healing in general. And this is a rapid, rapid repair tool. So think of it as that you got something that’s slow healing, things that are stagnant and painful.

Amandha: DMSO is gonna move it along very quickly. I the test, we have an entire testimonials page. On Yummy Doctor, I highly recommend going to the DMSO section and reading some of those testimonials. I mean, it’s truly, truly, if, if you ever come across anybody trying to attack DMSO, they’re on the side of the enemy.

Amandha: They do not know what they’re talking about. Maybe they’re a paid agitator or a liar or whatever, but anybody who ever says that is terrible researcher knows nothing about DMSO, is not to be trusted. And unfortunately, what happened is the industry, you have a split industry. You have us who care about DMSO and its healing potential.

Amandha: And then you have the organ transplant industry, which most of the, the modern science is done on tissue in Petri dishes or organs in a bowl, you know? And what they’re trying to do is find the toxicity levels of DMSO to preserve their tissue for these types of industries and so they’ll put out. Science that’s saying, oh, we found that this percentage was like damaging and like this DMSO damages here and DMSO damages there.

Amandha: You gotta read the studies properly, guys, when you actually look at those studies, of course the tissue’s gonna become toxic. It doesn’t have all the other organ systems to eliminate the toxicity. What’s it gonna do? It’s gonna fester, right? I mean, it’s like, it’s laughable really. But people mix this stuff up all the time and they still, people send me articles like, oh, I saw this piece of science that says it’s this, it’s hurting the tissues, or it’s damaging nerve cells.

Amandha: There’s, I’m like, no, it’s the one of the safest things on the earth for living beings. When you now start to put in Petri dishes and you take it out of tissue that’s been removed from the body, it is a whole nother story and that is a whole other industry. It has really nothing to do with us. Okay? So please be aware of that when you’re, like, if you’re doing your own research or you’re coming across these.

Amandha: Absolute brain dead moron. People who are writing about dangers of DMSO, okay? They do not know what they are talking about. And, and it’s sad because that means they’re not using it and they’re missing out on all the benefits and all the anti-aging benefits too. Okay? I make the most powerful anti-aging skin cream called facelift in a jar.

Amandha: And I mean, I’m 51 years old and my skin has never looked better, okay? And I’ve been through the most stressful couple years of my life and I’m still doing pretty good, okay? And it’s anti-aging for your inside as well as your outside. So the longevity factors, there’s just so many benefits. So everything is put in this book for you, okay?

Amandha: So that you understand. And by the way, you know, the history of DMSO is really but used the most on horses. It’s used the most in veterinary care. In pet care. I mean, that’s where a lot of people, if they say, oh, I know about DMSO, that’s where they say they know it from is the vet industry is the, is the animal industry, right?

Amandha: Because they use it like for the, for horses so that they recover quickly from races or they cover from long recover from long journeys. And you can just rub it on that whole body. You wash the horse and you rub it on their muscles. And ideally with magnesium, ’cause they pair well together, right? I make a 50% magnesium.

Amandha: DMSO we’re gonna talk about great for animals, amazing for muscle recovery. Amazing for pain, right? The applications are really endless, but this is the claim to fame, especially for animals. Okay? So ease of sprains, arthritis wounds. Okay. You just have to understand the application. That’s it. And you have to be clean.

Amandha: Does DMSO help if you get COVID in 2020? I don’t know. I think I think you’re, it’s too late. It’s too late if you, if you believe that COVID exists. Safety first. Okay, so yeah, this is, we’re talking about like high grade, right? So the, the grade that I carry is the purest on the earth. I’m very proud to say that because the person who is my wholesaler in Canada, he has an extra filtration method, and it’s the cleanest there is.

Amandha: Now, I know I say never use full strength on your pet, but there you actually could. I’m not, but as a general talk, it’s advanced, you know, knowledge, you, you know, to do that. So I usually just err on the set of caution, best to dilute. Okay? It’s really strong. It’s imagine like using a very strong essential oil on your pet is too much, okay?

Amandha: And, you know, in very emergency situations, yes, it could be appropriate. Yes, you can use it on larger animals, pure, but I’m just, for sake of caution, it’s best to dilute it properly. 50% or under is ideal. Okay? It penetrates through the skin. Remember, it’s transdermal. You wanna wash the fur area, at least with a cloth beforehand.

Amandha: If it’s dog bathed them first you don’t want it to bring in things that you don’t want to be there. You can use a, an organic cotton ball to apply it. You could use a natural horse hair paintbrush to apply it. That’s what Dr. Stanley Jacob, the godfather of DMSO, that’s what he would use on his patients.

Amandha: He would use it pure. He never diluted it, but he would dip the paintbrush in and paint it over the body, over the skin. And it becomes red and burning and you could get hives and stuff, but that’s all temporary. Not really a problem at all. And so that’s a normal reaction to a transdermal process.

Amandha: And, but you don’t really wanna do that to your pets. They might get very angry at you. So it’s just better to maintain a good relationship and not overwhelm them that something so strong like that. I just wash my hands and use my hands personally ’cause I get a dose and I’m good with that and they will get the breath.

Amandha: When my one cat was having kidney and breathing issues and I was rubbing the, the DMSO 30% gel on his belly and on his paw pads and on his ears and things he got the stinky breath. So the cats can get the garlicy breath as well as humans. But always, always, always start with a test patch. Always, always on humans, on animals, everything you have to do a test patch because you don’t know where they’re gonna land with it.

Amandha: Everybody’s different. Everybody’s unique, right? Even our pets. And plus you gotta get the body kind of like familiar with it and like introduce it. It’s just, you don’t just slather it on unless it’s a dire emergency so that their body can kinda adapt. So this is my 30% chill. I actually designed this after severe sunburn.

Amandha: It will, it’s designed for burns. It’s designed for sunburn, but I just happened to start using it on my pets because I needed a really good dilution for them and I found really great result evidence of helpfulness of this percentage just by experimenting with it. I would rub it, like I said, in their bellies or their paws or just, or I’d dig it down into the fur and try to get it into the skin.

Amandha: Even if they lick it, it’s totally fine. It’s not gonna do any problem for them. So you’ve got arthritis of the hips, you’re gonna rub it into the hips. You’re gonna, if they do burn themselves at all, or they they have, or you get one of those naked cats and got a sunburn, there’s your remedy. If there’s a wound that’s not healing or an abscess not healing, you can rub it over the abscess.

Amandha: If there’s any kind of hotspot, clean the hotspot first. Rub it in. Even if it’s open wound, it will sting a little, but it’s not contraindicated. The only contraindication is active bleeding. You don’t really wanna put it on active bleeding. I wanna make sure everything’s clotted first because DMSO helps the blood move and it actually removes clots.

Amandha: It reduces clotting. So you know, people have taken the COVID Maxine you want to help them dissolve the clotting problem by ingesting DMSO and do using a topically instead of using rat poison, right? So if there’s a skin issue, if there’s any kind of rash problems, this is a, a go-to sprains.

Amandha: Anything you can, even if they’re just not doing well and you don’t know what it is, you can help ’em process a waste with this because it’s a detox agent, right? It helps your body cleanse and so the DMSO mixed with 50%. So this is available on DMSO.store. Of course, all my products were there. You just have to make your free account because you know, it’s a PMA we have to run and hide from agencies all the time.

Amandha: They don’t want you to know this, that’s for sure. Vets used to really use it more than they even do now. It’s kind of like we’re moving backwards. So magnesium, topical magnesium. It’s magnesium chloride that we use topically. And it helps relax, it helps relax muscles, it helps balance out calcium, especially if you’ve got an animal you’re feeding a raw food diet.

Amandha: It can be actually very high in calcium. I had a cat get very sick and die. My own cat got very sick and I didn’t realize it was because the raw food was high in a lot of ground up bones, which is high in calcium, and it was too much of a calcium load for his little body. And he beca he got kidney disease from that.

Amandha: And I had another friend who set had the same problem with her cat feeding a raw food diet. And we now all co all the different companies have different amounts of bones. So just find out how much calcium is in your raw food and make sure it’s not overwhelming, but at least you can give magnesium, which can balance out the calcium levels as well in the body and help with the them with that digestive problems or it’s really great for, of course, if you have an animal that’s like a horse and we’re like a dog that’s been running a lot, this is something to do post to help the the lactic acid come out of the muscles faster.

Amandha: Pretty much there if I’m not even not sure. Again, this is kind of my go-tos, the things that I use, I’m like, I’m not sure. She just seems to not to be doing great. Let’s just add a little bit of this onto her fur and see how she does. And it’s ob obviously helpful for anxiety or stress Pet. So how to use it for a medium or large dog, for example, you’re going to put about four to five sprays to start with along the spine or along the belly area after a bath.

Amandha: You can rub it into the, you have to wash feet first, but you can put it in their paw pads, excuse me, or between toes where the absorption is kind of better. And interesting love animals only sweat through their paw pads. They don’t have the ry glands like we do all around our body, which kind of opposite is us.

Amandha: We don’t have the same kind of glands on our hands and feet, and they have like the sweat, the most sweat glands on their hands and feet. And they, and yes, they always get the question if it’s okay, they, that they lick it. Yes, is totally okay if they lick it all. Anything that would, that I would pair with DMSO to topically.

Amandha: Has to be for an animal especially, has to be able to be fully inside the body. It’s literally going into the blood and so if they lick it and it’s going to the body versus whether they transdermal, it is fine either way. That’s why you have to be careful with additives and things. You don’t really wanna do that, but it only take in small molecular weight.

Amandha: I items. So like things that are heavy, heavier, don’t go through, they’ll sit on the skin. That’s why you wanna just have DMSO products that are natural, like my ones, and I actually don’t know anybody else who does anything anyway. So, so I think I’m it for, for that. But I make sure that it’s natural.

Amandha: It can, it can be on the skin, it can be licked by an animal. No harm, no foul there. And for cats so you’re gonna use a smaller amount than, well, everything with animals is based on weight and size, right? So it’s all gonna be adjusted for that. And you can dilute it further if you think it’s too strong with a little bit of extra distilled water if you find that they’re getting maybe some skin redness or that kind of thing.

Amandha: And they could it can help with digestive problems if they have constipation, if they have any sluggish digestive problems, the vomiting, nausea can help with all those things as well. And then oral use of pure DMSO always has to be diluted, but you can give it orally to dogs and cats. And what you can do is put CICI, I know I edited this.

Amandha: Oh well, can’t believe this happened again. It’s mercury retrograde. It’s kinda par for the course. I took out antimicrobial because I don’t, it’s not antimicrobial. And a lot of people say it’s antimicrobial, and I’ll never say that because it’s not. It’s actually bacterial static.

Amandha: Bacterial static is different than antimicrobial. Okay? Antimicrobial means it kills microbes. DMSO doesn’t kill it is bacteria static, which means it slows. It slows. It means it’s basically saying, yo chill, we’re gonna do the work. We don’t need you to do the work. We’re not gonna damage you. Can you take a back seat because we don’t need you right now to break down tissue and to digest it and stuff.

Amandha: We’re gonna let DMSO do it instead. So just back off, we’re gonna open up things and we’re gonna allow waste to move through in a, with a different system and you can just go take a nap on the beach or whatever, right? So it’s very different. There was an article that I interviewed for that just came out and I never would say it’s antimicrobial in my life.

Amandha: And somehow in the article as one of like the highlights says it’s antimicrobial and I was like, no, I don’t want my name associated with false germ theory. It’s not anti-microbial. Okay? It is, it is. So we don’t use that terrible word. Okay. We are talking about bacteria static. It will not upset the terrain that is most important.

Amandha: It will not damage your somatids, it will not damage your microbiota. Okay? So what you’re gonna do is dilute a few drops and then in water and then add it to your pet’s food. Mostly they don’t notice it. Okay, you can just mix it into the food. So a couple, couple drops is all you need for a small animal.

Amandha: For a dog, you could probably go up to about five drops, and you can do that once a day for about three days. And then stop and then reassess your situation. And you should always assess the health situation kind of based outta tent, like 10 being the worst, zero being the best. Where is the thing that I’m assessing?

Amandha: Okay, is it pain? Is it limping? Is it wincing? What is the thing I’m qualifying? And then where are they at right now? Maybe it’s an eight. I give them the dose. Wait at least half an hour, maybe an hour. Reassess, are they walking better? Are they behaving better? Are they just resting? What’s that? And you keep reassessing it until you get down your scale to where you wanna be.

Amandha: All right. That’s. Kind of across the board because how are you gonna know if it’s really helping or how are you gonna track progress? Okay. And, and plus, if anybody ever asks any questions like you’re, you know, you’re not an actor, I hate that shit. You’re not, whatcha qualifying for? Yeah, well you, well here are my notes.

Amandha: You sucker. So like, you have receipts, and then if you have a really great turnaround, you also have some good testimonial evidence to say, here’s what I did, here’s how I did it, here’s what worked the best for me, and this is how we have a grassroots health movement going because of us, right? Because of our actions, because of our diligence to our clinical witness and the evidence and testimony of that.

Amandha: Okay? So. I trust you because you’re not a doctor. Yeah, I know. Well, I mean, I did go to med school and I did graduate with a doctorate, but I’m not a medical doctor, so that’s why you can trust me. Exactly. Okay. So yeah, so you can do orally like this. So great for bladder issues, kidney problems, so forth.

Amandha: Now it, it, it kind too much DMSO or too much anything will trigger the body to release. So, you know, if you start to see a looser stool or whatever, just back off a little bit on your dosage. DMSO doesn’t typically cause loose stool. It’s more so the MMS, which we’ll talk about the causes that so you have to be even more careful with chlorine dioxide solution than DMSO as far as that’s concerned.

Amandha: Okay. And of course, always make sure there’s fresh water available and they’re hydrated properly. Be, but DMSO is a slight, very mild diuretic, so they may urinate a slightly more frequently on DMSO dosages. So if you notice that it’s kind of normal for the experience. Okay. So we use it for all these different things, especially if they tear a ligament or a tendon or they have anything swollen.

Amandha: Great for tumors and growths and lipomas, dental issues, you could dab it into the mouth again, 50% or under. I usually would just take it. Pure, the, the pure 99.995% pharmaceutical grade, take a few drops out, diluted in 50% water distilled water, pure water, not tap water. And then you could take a swab, like an ear swab, and you can dab it all around the gum line of the teeth if you have an issue with the dental the gums or the teeth themselves.

Amandha: And you just do that once a day and and you’ll see a, a visible change in their inflammation levels. Like it, it, that’s, well, probably the first thing you’ll see is the inflammation is going to come under control. And what happens there is that means that t tissue will be able to tonify, we’ll be able to tighten back up.

Amandha: And so you’re not gonna get those loose teeth. And then after that, it’s gonna start to further heal the tissue integrity. So it has more of an integrity. And then because of its absor absorptive levels, it’s gonna help the lymph system’s gonna help the blood system. And paired with better nutrition, it’s going to get the blood flow to those teeth.

Amandha: And that is actually a dynamic tissue. And can repair, can repair the dentin it can repair all kinds of cavities as well. One second.

Amandha: Yes, it can give garlic breath, but if you’re, make sure your cats or dogs aren’t going out on their on dates, if they’re using DMSO. I do talk about in my book how to balance that out. Polyphenols help with this. That’s why I usually suggest pomegranate juice. Honey can help mitigate it. MMS can help and a little bit of hydrogen peroxide.

Amandha: Also, those things can help with the, the odor problem. Even quercetin, those, that’s a polyphenol as well. So you don’t really want them to lick it necessarily. If you’ve applied it topically, you can kind of like just distract them for a little while with something, a play or whatever, so they don’t think about it.

Amandha: And then just to let enough absorb before they go licking at it again, they can lick it safely. It’s not a problem, but you want it to get in there successfully. Transdermally like that, excuse me. So, you know, distract them a little for 15 minutes and then that’s fine. And they might itch a little bit.

Amandha: That’s totally normal, and it will go away. If they seem to be continually irritated even after 15, 20 minutes, then you could take a warm, you know, washcloth and just gently wash off the excess. Or you could rub something else in it to soothe the, the skin. And we’ll talk about some of the salves I offer.

Amandha: You could put a little bit of castor oil over there just to soothe the skin a little bit. Most handle it without issue. Okay? So always, I always suggest DMSO as it’s front, the frontline, the frontline worker, and then the a addendums, the, the extras to, for like a synergy effect. And here’s some of the ones I use a lot.

Amandha: These are just the common remedies I use over and over and over again for my pets that I found very helpful and successful. And keep in mind, I find, I find a lot of animals are very responsive, even more than humans, to these remedies. And that I’ve been able to get a lot of power, you know, a lot of success with these top remedies in the masterclass.

Amandha: I’m gonna go through even more remedies and more details. You know, I’ll go into the ba, black flower Remedies. I’ll go into all that stuff in finer detail. But these are the ones I’m concentrating on today because of time. So we’re already at 6 51 and if only halfway through the slides, this is why I’ve offered half my slides in the PDFs okay.

Amandha: ’cause of this. So here’s some of the remedies we’re gonna talk. Well, here’s the next slide of the remedies. So these remedies. And these remedies, okay? So these ones are my big top lines. So probiotics very important and very effective for pets. I’ve got a lot done with probiotics. We’ve bad, like their moods are off, their behavior’s off they have anxiety is often gut problem.

Amandha: They’re not eating well. They’re throwing up a lot. They’re pooping too much. I, when I’ve had rescue cats that are kind of a mess and they’re throwing up a lot or they have loose bowels, I first thing, I usually go for probiotics right away. We carry one. It’s on the website, the unnatural website.

Amandha: There’s one for canines. One’s for felines, and you can use a human like a seven and one kind of biomed style. One you can open capsules, you can use just any lactobacillus is fine or bifido. There, you know, there’s kind of a universal bacteria here, but then there are specific ones, which is for more for design for animals obviously.

Amandha: So we have that on the website. Maybe, maybe one of the team can pop those links in there. ’cause I don’t see the links here. Apple cider vinegar is a great remedy for animals. Yeah. Yep. You can put a little bit in their food. Yep. Apple cider vinegar is a great one ’cause it’s a fermented product.

Amandha: The chip, oh, like a microchip? Is that what you’re talking about? I, sorry, I missed where that storyline was going. Maybe, maybe that’s what you’re saying. Okay. So pumpkin, great for digestion, especially for cats, but also works fine, great for dogs. You know, you really just think about variety. The, the higher the variety of your diet, the better.

Amandha: And that’s the same for animals. You know, when you feed the animals the same food every time, they’re gonna miss out over time or the, some micronutrients. And so the be, the bigger the variety, the bigger the health you wanna offer. Always an a, a big mixture of different things. You can do different vegetables, you can add seeds, you can give them different kinds of oils.

Amandha: You can give them fresh versus cooked, you know, like it’s, and also depending on where they live and that. So how I teach about eating is seasonal local. Where you live fresh as possible usually, and clean as possible. Those are like the most important things when you’re thinking about food. Okay.

Amandha: And some people, like, there’s this raw food thing and I, I’ve done it with a lot of my pets, especially with kittens. I find it really great to make sure they’re on the bar diet for like. Which is a biologically appropriate diet, right? That’s great. Especially when you’re rearing animals starting from young, it really sets up their foundation Nice.

Amandha: So I always usually really, really set them up nicely with raw food, and then I can move them to a healthy kibble with different kinds of bone broths and different kinds of oils that I offer them and different kinds of greens that I offer them to balance everything out. And I’ve had wonderful success with that in my microclimate of like freezing freaking cold, okay.

Amandha: Where they, they, they get really thin in the summer and they’re eating mice and they’re eating stuff out in the wild and grasses and all this stuff. And sometimes they’re eating like different vegetables outta the garden or whatever the heck they want. And then the winter is a totally different diet, right?

Amandha: So it depends on your environment where you’re living, all the different things. So that’s why there’s no one perfect diet and anybody who says there’s one perfect diet, I have a backhand for them okay, no, there’s one your perfect diet. That’s okay. And it’s always changing seasonally. So, it don’t fall in for the fad thinking, all right?

Amandha: And you know, you, you’re learning your pet, you’re learning how they digest, what their, they have different breeding, they have different everything, and you’re gonna figure out what they like. And usually they’re. They don’t self-sabotage like we do. They’re not gonna go eat the ice cream instead of like the proper meal, right?

Amandha: Or they’re not gonna have popcorn for dinner. They’re gonna Right. Animals usually the turn their nose up on stuff, their body doesn’t want to listen to their cues. Okay? So pumpkin has a lot of vitamins, adds moisture into the food. It’s a natural dewormer with the seeds especially you can unsalted raw, you can grind them up and mix ’em in the foods.

Amandha: Basically, it’s about approximately a teaspoon of ground seeds for every 10 pounds of body weight, okay? Once or twice a day. So that’s really great. I have a couple of pumpkins. I got a, that I got for Halloween that I’m gonna dig out those seeds and give them to my feral that’s now inside that has tape worm.

Amandha: And that’s all I’m gonna need to get the tape worm outta him. Okay? So, colloidal silver, I adore, I make a beautiful structured colloidal silver that’s available on both my websites, yum Naturals and DMSO store. And it is amazing for animals. I’ve used it on my animals. For ever since I’ve had animals and knew about colloidal silver, which was back in like 2003.

Amandha: So, I put it in their water dish. Just I don’t use a metal dish for silver. I use a ceramic dish and I use a pure distilled water or reverse osmosis water or spring water is fine too and they get, they get slimy with bacteria and stuff in there. So you gotta clean it pretty regularly and the silver can actually reduce a lot of that from happening.

Amandha: And the silver is just good for their lymphatic system. It helps their white blood cell system cleanse. Look, they’re spraying us with toxic chemicals constantly. Okay. And because their cats don’t sweat as well as we do, they get a lot of more buildup of this stuff in their body. So we constantly have to think about detoxing our cats as well.

Amandha: Okay? So, you could also directly syringe, they’re not doing well. They have some sort of gut problem. You’re not maybe even sure what’s quite going on with them. You can always treat as if you can always use colloidal silver as one of those go-to remedies. They’re doing poorly in some way. Support them with some colloidal silver.

Amandha: So usually about half a teaspoon for small pets and up to a teaspoon for larger animals especially for dogs and for largest dogs, you do it a couple times a day and, but you’re gonna adjust by weight, of course, and you can use it topically to clean a wound or any hotspots can really calm those things down.

Amandha: You can dab it on there. So you could use like colloidal silver to clean and then you can use your DMSO on top because now you’ve cleanse this, the area with the colloidal silver, it’s great for cuts, you know, any kind of itching to clean the area and prevent the, the secondary problem, which they call infection.

Amandha: And what all that really is, is you have damaged skin and when you have dead dying or damaged tissue, microbes go to work. That’s literally their job and so, they’re found on the scene doing their job, but you want to control how that is going on. You don’t want to get out of control and when that happens, it means the terrain is in balance and things can kind of get go awry.

Amandha: So that’s where colloidal silver can come in and balance that whole thing out. Then you apply the DMSO for the rapid healing problem. Solved. Never need to use antibiotics, never. Ever. I’ve never had to, I’ve never, they’re dangerous. They’re, I know the propaganda is like, we, without any products, we’d all be done.

Amandha: It’s like, well, you know, the way the modern medical cult works is they create a, a problem and then they come in with the solution. Right? So they made the problems in the first place, and it’s like a heroic medicine. It’s like a magic show, basically. Right? And they, they take away the symptom, but they don’t show you the damage is doing under the, the scenes.

Amandha: Right. The long term is never really addressed. I mean, they have like a true dementia and psychosis, especially around like all the drugs, but especially around vaccines. Like, they literally cannot make the correlation, even though it’s obvious in your face, even if it’s direct. Like the next day they take the thing and they like, they’re half dead and they’re like, I don’t know what, it is weird, you know, like even now people are dying from their COVID shots.

Amandha: It’s like, hmm, we’re baffled. Doctors are baffled. Why she suddenly died is like most from the vaccines she got. Like they can’t, they won’t because if they do the guilt or whatever, the shame, they would lose their jobs. They would probably, they should go to jail. Like they’re not gonna admit it.

Amandha: So we have to be, yeah, this is definitely not the correct version. ’cause I, I actually corrected this from 10 to, from 10 to 15 parts per million. So I don’t recommend 20 parts per million. I recommend 10 to 15 parts per million. 20 is a little too high for internal. You could use that for external, but not for internal.

Amandha: It’s not needed. It’s redundant. And so what happens at true colloidal suspension? Silver past 15 parts per million, it clumps anyway. It’ll clump. So if clumping is fine for external, but it’s a waste of, of resources for internal because the body’s really not gonna use it, it’s just gonna get rid of it.

Amandha: And all colloidal silver, the Altman study, and I wrote article about this, cause again, there are all these haters on colloidal silver too. Again, Lulu Kalil is one of the safest, most effective remedies out there. Like absolutely ridiculous, the attack on our natural remedies. But these, all the silver leaves the body a hundred percent.

Amandha: A hundred percent. The Altman study proved that every drop of colloidal silver that goes in your body is used electrically, supports the system, supports the white blood cell system and is removed. Bye. Done. You don’t, you don’t bioaccumulate silver. So don’t ever worry about that. Don’t ever listen to anybody ever blasting off that bullshit.

Amandha: Okay? They’re liars. Okay? MMS chlorine dioxide solution. They’re a slightly different one’s. The gas one’s the okay, but whatever, we’re not gonna get into that. Now. There’s books on, there’s actually a book for pets, MMS, or I think it’s called Chlorine Do or for Pets. Something very simple that you can find.

Amandha: My, I think next to DMSO, this is my next top remedy for a, for animals, especially when you have, no, you’re not, you have no idea what’s going on. You just don’t know they’re not doing well and maybe you have to go to the vet, whatever, but this is the remedy you give. Okay. Right away. So what I do is I have like a little vessel, a little glass, and I activate three drops of MMS.

Amandha: If you want any, just email us, if you want any, just us. Okay. We won’t talk about that. But anyway, it’s just a water purifier, well, it does purify wire. So what’s a big deal? You know, again, big pharma, no, like it, they don’t like competition. They wanna own all the pie. They don’t wanna share, they don’t wanna be generous.

Amandha: They just wanna control and take and eat until there’s nothing else for anybody else. They’re greedy bastards. So they attack remedies like this. They hide knowledge, they put out slander about stuff. Okay. They put out fake, fake research. Yeah, they do. They got shadow writers and put out fake DA data all the time.

Amandha: So be very careful about who’s talking about it. Okay. It’s called a Miracle Mineral Solution for a reason. All right. Amazing for animals, blood cleanser, it’s an oxidizer, so it helps to break down tissue. That could be going into tumor formation, that could be accumulating, that could be stuck or stagnant.

Amandha: It is there to break that up and to help apoptosis get rid of it and move it along. It is truly incredible. I have seen animals turn around so quickly with just basic action, and I do it habitually, even if there’s no problem. I do it at least twice a year in all my animals as a treatment, usually for about a week.

Amandha: Okay. And especially if there’s vomiting and diarrhea and weird gut stuff and farting, or just skin issues or they’re not doing well emotionally, anything. Okay. Just do it. So I have a, a little distilled water about a couple ounces. Okay I don’t even measure anymore. I just eyeball it. And then I’ve had, I’ve activated my three drops.

Amandha: Then I add a couple of of ounces of water and I mix it up, and then I have a syringe and I scoop it up and I put it in their food. And I give them a few doses orally, just like three mils, nothing major, three, four mils and I’m talking about cats, dogs, you’ll have to double or triple the dose, again, based on body size.

Amandha: So I put in their food, I put in their water, and I put it in their mouth for about a week, twice a year. No matter what and then if there are fleas or there’s a problem, then I treat that animal specifically. Take notes, see what you’re doing. See how usually a couple doses, whatever the thing and it’s funny how you forget.

Amandha: You’re like, oh yeah, they were throwing up all over the place. Now they’re suddenly not throwing up all over the place. You’re like, oh yeah. You know, I guess it worked, right? Like you don’t we. That’s why I say it’s good to keep a journal. So you’re like, it worked. It isn’t my imagination. It just didn’t go away on its own.

Amandha: Right?

Amandha: Because someone will gaslight your heck outta you. Right? Especially doctors, they’ll be probably did nothing. It’s probably placebo. It’s like shutup, so you could use it. Okay. And parvo for example. So parvo is not a virus. You don’t need a vaccine against it. Parvo is when they eat something usually rotten, it’s usually something they shouldn’t have eaten, got into them.

Amandha: It’s like a food poisoning. Think about parvo, like food poisoning essentially and it’s a process by which something, okay, it could be other things, but generally it can be yucky food, rotten food common in dogs, ’cause they eat that kind of stuff and or some sort of poison that causes a hemorrhagic problem in the intestines and they’ll bleed out in the intestines and die immediately.

Amandha: And it’s usually caused by vaccines as well. Alright, ironically, so it’s a, a severe gut erosion. That’s what parvo is. It has nothing to do with the virus. It’s absolutely insane. It’s insane. The world’s insane. Okay? MMS for parvo. You wanna prevent it? Perfect. Okay. This is your parvo. Shouldn’t even be a thing.

Amandha: We have MMS shouldn’t even be a discussion. Be like, what are you talking about? Use MMS Parvo. Are you dumb? Like, that’s where we should be. I hope we get to that place where that’s our conversations. Parvo, remember parvo. Those idiots didn’t even know what, they didn’t even know MMS dumb fucks. You know, that’s where, that’s the future.

Amandha: Okay? That’s the future, at least for us. All right? So again, same thing. Low dose workup. You can overdo it. Don’t overdo it. Less is more cause you can cause vomiting and nausea by overdoing it. ’cause it’s a purge, right? So take it easy and always test super low dose. Always start with one drop, super diluted.

Amandha: Give a little bit, watch. Then you’ll know the animal, then you’ll know the doses. But this is what I give to my pets on the regular. Incredible. This should be in your house. We should take it. They should take it. All right? Learn about it. If you don’t know about it. Parsley leaves, surprisingly, is one of my favorite remedies for kidneys for us and for our pets and animals.

Amandha: Often we’ll just drink, drink it. You present it and you put it in a bowl. I’ve had patients and people tell me that I’ve been helping with their animals tell me that their dog or cat just lapped it up. Couldn’t get enough of it all right? Sometimes they don’t. Sometimes you gotta put it in the food.

Amandha: It can have a grassier smell, so depending on the pet or you have to syringe it into their mouth. It, it’s always gonna depend on the pet. It’s, it’s very kidney tone. Fine, alright? It will help the tissues come back to their full bounce. You get a lot of chlorophyll and other green. Anything green, you’re gonna get that benefit.

Amandha: And chlorophyll is one molecule away from like blood, basically like blood. What blood looks like molecularly, right? So it’s basically a blood support. ’cause the body can take that scaffolding to build blood. So if you have any kind of anemia, you have had a bleeding out event or blood pressure issue, okay?

Amandha: Which kidneys do control blood pressure as well. You can use this remedy. All right? So this is how to do it. How to use the tea, how to, you’re gonna do about five mils a couple times a day. And like I said, you can mix it into the food. And all oftentimes cats will go for it. And if you make a big batch, ’cause basically you wanna use it fresh, you can use it dry, but fresh is best, organic, fresh parsley, just grab a couple handfuls, throw it in a pot, fill water up to covering it up.

Amandha: You know, like a good couple for about four cups ish amount. And then you simmer it on low for like half an hour, 40 minutes, like it’s called a decoction, so it’s not a tea, it’s a decoction. You’re just trying to really get everything out of the material and then you strain that out and you have this beautiful gold, you know, green elixir and you can store it in the fridge usually for about, I usually don’t go past five days in the fridge.

Amandha: And if you make it real a lot, you could freeze half of it and do it like that. Or just make it fresh every few days, whatever you want. Alright, so that remedy’s amazing salmon oil. Very, very anti-inflammatory as well. I’ve had a lot of the, the omega threes, the fatty acids, they need it for their brain, they need it for lubrication for their intestinal tract.

Amandha: They, you know, it’s rebuilding nerve tissue especially if you have an epileptic animal or you have animal with any kind of nerve damage from like an injury. This is a remedy you wanna use on the regular. So salmon oil is pretty, pretty easy to find in most places. They really enjoy the taste of it mostly so you don’t have to force it on them or anything like that.

Amandha: It helps their skin and their fur luster. I always offer different oils to my animals. I might offer butter. I might offer coconut oil. I might offer olive oil. They choose what they like, you know, some, like one versus another. Sometimes I’ll mix it into the food if I really feel like they need it and they’re not taking it on their own.

Amandha: But, you know, teaspoon amount for a dog, half teaspoon for a cat kind of thing every day. Got ric acid in there. That’s in lubricating. The, in the intestines. You got a lot of vitamins in there. Olive oil can help if they have constipation. There’s antioxidants involved and you just wanna, don’t wanna overdo it obviously, because you don’t want them to have too loose of a bowel movement.

Amandha: But you can go, you know, a couple times a week with this approach. And especially if you have puppies or kittens, you want their brain development, their nervous system development to be really good and you don’t want dumb animals, this is where you wanna go. Okay. We do have a couple of different remedies available on the website of different fats.

Amandha: We have a whole pet section on Yum Naturals you can have a look at. Okay. So, okay. Homeopathic remedies we’re gonna get into, now I’m gonna rush through some of this stuff because Okay. The, the part about emergency medicine, I don’t think we’re gonna go through, we don’t have time, but you’re getting that as a PDF document.

Amandha: Okay. It’s just showing like your major signs of problems and when to know to go to the vet and everything that’s, it’s, it’s in this presentation, but I won’t have time to do it. That’s, I had the feeling, so that’s why I had to prepare it as a pdf. So you’ll get that in your email. So Arnica, Hypericum and phosphorus, we’ll just go through quickly.

Amandha: So Arnica is one of your first trauma remedies and really what, when you think of arnica, think about bleeding. Okay. They are have a, they have a they, but internal bleeding too. And you might not always know if they have a fall, they have an accident, they have an injury, you wanna give Arnica right away.

Amandha: Okay. And especially the keynote of Arnica is when I was in naturopathic college, I, I made pictures of every single one day I should do a slideshow presentation of all the pictures I did for all the remedies. ’cause they’re hilarious, which I had to do very quickly. So they’re not really pretty. But my, my picture for Arnica is like a person with a bandage over their head, I think, and then their arm is like, broken off, but they’re saying I’m fine.

Amandha: Okay. They’re like, I’m fine, but they’re clearly not fine ’cause their arm’s broken in half. But the, the constitutional of arnica is like hiding. So they’re injured and they’ll run away from your help. Okay and so that’s why giving Arnica right away can help regulate them out of the fear state. And of course, can stop internal bleeding, can help with the whole bleeding mechanism and you usually only need to give it a couple of times.

Amandha: It’s great to prevent bruising as well. And this goes for you, you know, humans as well as animals of course. And it’s just, it should be in your purse or your bag or your car. It should always be kind of with you or on you because if anything happens, it’s the first remedy you go for.

Amandha: With animals, you’re gonna dilute three to five pellets in a little bit of distilled water. Just, just take. Just ideally room temperature so it doesn’t take so long to dissolve. Don’t put it in hot water, just let it dissolve naturally. And then you can syringe it into their mouth, usually at three to five mils as a dose.

Amandha: But you don’t have to be perfect with energy medicine because as soon as the energy hits, it’s gonna act. It could be a large dose or a small dose, and you’re gonna pretty much get the same outcome. And that’s why I say three to five is you could really just take one pellet, but we take three to five just to make sure that you’re getting a pellet that was activated with the remedy.

Amandha: Then there’s hypericum, that’s for nerve damage. You got the epileptic, you got the nerve damage animal you got pain, you got injury that could be crushing to the nerves or damaging to the nerves, right? Paralysis, this kind of thing. So, this is the, you know, sensitive tailbone, right? That is also great remedy for this.

Amandha: And you can look up these things like there’s books on this stuff.

Amandha: There’s so much information, okay? Who get competent and comfortable in using these remedies and have them have them in your, in your dispensary. Alright? They can help with puncture wounds. You lead ’em is really the puncture wound remedy, but you can use hypericum in a puncture wound situation.

Amandha: Okay. Aconite is another first aid remedy for shock trauma. Upset. Say an a pet is bonded and the the bonded mate dies, and that the animal is morose and very depressed is a great rummage to give. You know, in that situation aconite in the 30 ch can be given right away. Like if they start to get malaise or, you know, start to go through a detox thing right at the beginning, if you catch it, you can kind of stop the whole thing from going through its constellation.

Amandha: But if they are panicking, if they’re scared usually a 200 ch is where you give aconite for anything more emotional, mental achates, an amazing remedy for pets, animals, you got a new animal coming in your house, a good remedy to give right away so they just relax a little bit more. Phosphorus is for the animal that’s afraid of loud banging sounds.

Amandha: Fireworks. Thunderstorms, really, especially for dogs. I find dogs to be more sensitive to thunderstorms than cats. Amazing remedy for them. They should not suffer, you know, this anytime. So my dog hated fireworks. Anytime fireworks were gonna come, I already had the phosphorus prepared and I’d already been predosing before the event.

Amandha: And then I gave phosphorus again at the event and then I gave it again after. So I usually give her three doses of phosphorus to help her just be a little more relaxed around the whole thing. And I set up a safe room that didn’t have a lot of windows or wherever it was more quiet in the house for them, you know, that kind of thing.

Amandha: But also helps with if they have excessive bleeding as well, especially nose bleeds or just minor wound bleeding as well, certain kind of blood. If you see blood in the stool, blood in the vomit, phosphorus is your go-to remedy for that as well, which also is arnica. So I would be back and forth with both those remedies for that.

Amandha: Hello? Oh, speaking of, I think there’s a cat causing a menace in here and then the Yep, I do. Okay. Lac Caninum and Lac Felinum sound like something, don’t they? Well, it’s actually cat milk. And dog milk remedies in made into homeopathic remedies. And they’re really, really great for a lot of behavioral, emotional patterns, especially like clinginess or where they, where they’re bullying.

Amandha: I was giving it to one of my bully cats. Or any type of mastitis issues or just alternating moods, right? And so, yeah, any type of jealousy, feeling insecure about things giving basically mother’s milk in homeopathic can help a lot. Okay. Topical. I make a calendula sve really great for rashes, itches wounds, anything like that can be combined with DMSO.

Amandha: Usually I put the DMSO in first, then I put the salve on top. I make an herbal tick, spray flea and tick spray. Mainly it’s for ticks, but it works for f fleece too. Just be careful. It has some essential oils in. It was very mild. So you shake it and then you can spray it on your hands and then rub it on their fur.

Amandha: Just keep it away from their nose area, just like the back end of them underneath where they’re walking and they’re gonna pick up something. It can actually reduce them from picking up the ticks. Then with dogs, I like to spray a bandana and put it, you know, on the back of their neck area. ’cause that’s where ticks tend to latch, where, where they can’t get to, right.

Amandha: If they can get to here, they usually can get them off. They can’t get back there as easily. And those where they tend to be like on the tips of the ears or back of the neck. And so having a bandana on a dog that has the tick spray on it can really reduce the attachments. And then again the legs and the underside of the belly, when you’re gonna go for a walk, you can really, really detract them from even wanting to jump on and attach.

Amandha: So there’s Mila visiting us. But don’t spray them. Don’t ever spray. Don’t even ever, even the, the magnesium DMO don’t spray it on your animal. They don’t even like just. Take it somewhere else, spray it into your hands and then apply. Okay, don’t spray. They hate that. They, they just, yeah, they don’t like that.

Amandha: Okay. Jewelweed is in case they have exposures to things, but mainly for itching. They’re really itching, they’re really having a lot of skin reactions, allergic kind of stuff. Hives anything like that. Again, you know, use your d you can wash and cleanse your skin with c al silver. You can put your DMSO on top of that, and then you can put your jewelweed on top of that.

Amandha: That’s a really great remedy, like con, like holistic approach for a, you know, a hotspot or something that’s not healing well. Or even old scars and things you can use this on. ’cause DMSO can heal old scar tissue. We’ve talked about omega, so the one we carry is called Omega-3 pet. So you can go look up that one.

Amandha: That’s the one that we that we can get and carry. And then diatomaceous earth. We gotta know. That’s like a top remedy for fleas. I put it in and not just that. It’s great for fleas and yes, wonderful. However, what I have found is even more important is the fact that it gets rid of aluminum in the body because chemtrails are mainly aluminum based.

Amandha: They’re getting so much aluminum exposure and because they don’t sweat so much, they’re accumulating, their bodies are smaller, so their bio accumulating higher levels of aluminum alarming levels, and it’s actually leading to dementia. I actually read an article that said that even there’s so much crap in the oceans that dolphins are getting Alzheimer’s.

Amandha: Okay? Like what what world are we in? I mean, it’s insane the levels of pollution going on, done on purpose by evil people, okay? Who claim that climate change is real and they’re saving the earth like they’re just. A hundred percent hypocrite. So d Measure Earth has a moiety of aluminum in it. It’s an aluminums silicate, so it has an aluminum connected to a silica.

Amandha: And what happens is when you take it in the, in the intestinal, so body’s always trying to dump into the intestinal tract or dump into the lymphatic system and then take to the liver. That’s the goal. The stomach is actually used to absorb and like to absorb into the blood and to remove from the blood.

Amandha: It does both. That’s why we vomit. The body will use the intestinal system to dump garbage into. So you poop it out or you vomit it out. Right. So it’s a incredible system for that. So a lot of that aluminum ends up in the intestinal tract. Okay. And so when you take diatomaceous earth, it will bind with any aluminum that’s in there and create a, a stable moiety that will just be pooped out in, its in its entirety.

Amandha: So you won’t ever absorb those things into your body. It’ll stay there, it’ll absorb aluminum and then it will get rid of it. So it will help reduce the aluminum load in your pet as well as deter fleas and whatever. I just put basically in, when I prepare the food, I put about quarter to half a teaspoon of DMAs or mix into, into the food.

Amandha: I squeeze some MMS in there. Sometimes they’ll vacillate between MMS or colloidal silver into the voo and offer it that way. And I’ll throw my greens powder in there as well. Sometimes I’ll use a cranberry enzyme or another enzyme if I think they’ve got a kidney thing going on. They, they make products for, for pets, for urinary tract issues that are herbal and so forth, which have no time to get into.

Amandha: So this is just information about how to add it for cats and dogs and your dosages and things for worms and so forth. And the binding of Lumin just talked about. Zeolite is another one. Same thing. It’ll bind. It basically makes the cage structure so it’ll bind a lot of microplastics and glyphosate and all kinds of stuff.

Amandha: And God knows what they’re getting into when they walk across lawns and where, wherever they’re traveling, if they’re outdoor animals, right, or you’re walking your dog on wherever, who sprayed what, you know, they’re getting exposed down there. And so using detoxes for them on a regular basis is kind of where we’re at now.

Amandha: I mean, why the rise in all the diseases in, in everything is because of all this accumulation, right? So there’s like, we actually carry one called Mineral Medics Zeolite. It’s designed specifically for pets. And I suggest you use one that is designed for pets ’cause the dosage is correct. ‘Cause it, it, it can be an intense remedy if you use it for, for like a human dosage.

Amandha: And then the other one I love is pure clean pets. I don’t know if the, where is the pure clean K? Whoops. Pure clean pets. Oh, there it is. Okay. So this is a company called the Root Brands, and they have quite a, they have a whole pet line, actually. A lot. They’re still germ theory, whatever, just filter.

Amandha: But, but I do have a link. It’s the root brands.com/amanda Vollmer. My name has an H in it. So, but clean slate for kids, for pets on a regular basis. Again, can just as a general, just to always be flushing, always be getting it out of the body, put it in the food or right into the mouth, whatever you wanna do.

Amandha: But it’s about five drops twice a day for small animals and 10 drops twice a day for large animals. And the bottle lasts quite a long time as well, but it gets rid of a lot. It binds, it just binds all this bits and crap and garbage and microplastics and pesticides and things. And so, and it’s very bioavailable for pets.

Amandha: Designed to be so and so. It has all these different mineral matrixes in it. That. Again, grab and release. Turmeric is really amazing for animals. Okay? Turmeric is incredible for inflammation and especially if you’ve got cancer tumors, this kind of stuff. So we’ll go into this in more detail in the masterclass.

Amandha: Okay? You can just pinch it into the food, but I like to actually make it as a pill with milk and activated charcoal. We’re gonna talk about masterclass too. And then kelp again, kelp and greens. You’re getting superfoods that way. You’re getting your chlorophyll, you’re getting your minerals. It’s a deodorizer, it’s a detox.

Amandha: Fire supports the blood. We carry different ones. Spirulina, chlorella, you know, you can use wheatgrass, barley, grass, all kinds of different mix of greens. There’s enough iodine in there and micro minerals in there. This other chick attacks, DMSO attacks, colloidal silver stuff. She’s now attacking iodine.

Amandha: I mean, like the absurdity is just outta control. I mean, most people are, are severely deficient and animals too in iodine. And we actually need it for thyroid and ovarian and brain function. It’s, it’s just, it’s laughable what’s happened to the world, really.

Amandha: Okay, so this is the hyperthyroid that it’s called Thyro Calm. So this is the blend that I discussed that healed that cat with hyperthyroidism. So this is how to use that process. You can mix it with tuna juice or something that will encourage them to drink it. If you don’t wanna force it or you have like a cat that, that is difficult, you can actually get something called a burrito wrap.

Amandha: And I have them, I have one, and basically it’s almost like a light Velcro cover. And you can just grab the animal and, and they can’t get out of it. It’s like wrapping them in a burrito and then you can just peel it back and let them out after. So you have to dose and they’re being difficult.

Amandha: Then that’s one way to do it. And they’ll love you for it, I’m sure. Okay, so this is the emergency stuff. I’m just gonna track through it, but like, I’m not gonna talk about it because we don’t have time. But this is in the PDF that you’re gonna get, like what you’re looking for in all these situations.

Amandha: When to go, what? Like, you know, what signs you’re looking for. Urinary blocks are very serious. Seizures. You’re gonna have to get some diagnosis there. Collapse unconscious, obviously, right? Paralysis. Can’t walk, can’t move. They have bloat, they have trauma that’s severe. Eye injuries, this kind of stuff.

Amandha: Broken bones, like this is kind of obvious, but I want to be very thorough and make sure if they’re poisoned, you know, they have chocolate or xylitol. Like do dogs are allergic to this stuff, right? They get into some antifreeze or they, you know, they can’t walk properly, right? Or they’re, you know, they ingested some string.

Amandha: You gotta go any suspected poisoning, you gotta go. They’re having a diabetic crisis. They won’t stop drinking if they won’t stop drinking. It’s a diabetic crisis. You gotta gotta, you usually have a bloated belly, but you gotta get them to balance that out right away, okay? Then you can clean up after, you know, if it’s gone to that point.

Amandha: Then after the vet, you can clean up all the stuff they did, but at least they, they’re like the jaws of life, right? So they’re going to get things diagnosed, they’re gonna get them outta crisis, and then you take it from there. Neurological distress, sudden blindness, that kind of stuff. Okay? So I don’t.

Amandha: I’m not saying to never use a vet, but I can tell you that if you prevent and if you do the things that I mentioned through here, you can almost never need to go. All right? It’s not to say that it’s a never, never, but know when it’s the right thing and know when you can do it at home is important.

Amandha: Okay? So please join my masterclass that’s coming up. There’s gonna be all kinds of resources and things. Please, if you’re not on the mailing list, I’m sure you are, but, but pay attention to what comes through and this is gonna, we’re gonna go into more deep dive, in more remedies and more serious disease states in the masterclass.

Amandha: So there you go. All right. Thank you very much. We’re gonna get into some Q and a now,

Amandha: So, yeah, too much turmeric is not good. Just like too much anything and the whole oxalates thing or the whole the most of that’s bullshit. Most of the seed stuff or whatever, a lot of it is not really a problem. Again, I did a deep dive on that topic and most of it’s washed away anyway.

Amandha: So, but if you already have someone with severe or an animal with severe kidney disease, you have to be careful with a lot of different things. ’cause a lot of things can agitate. That’s why you always tonify first, and that’s why you also prepare nutrition at first, even before you go in for detox.

Amandha: Because if the body is, is too toxic and too stagnant and then you start to stir up stuff, it can actually make things more difficult and worse before it’s better. And you really want to avoid that, right? You want to prepare the terrain first before you go and detox. You know, that’s in my heavy metals detox course, for example.

Amandha: The whole first part is all about how to prepare the terrain before you start actually moving things around so that you don’t have complications and you’re not working the organs harder than they than they can handle, right? Because you don’t really want things recirculating and causing an inflammatory issue.

Amandha: Okay, so, so this is something I would address in the masterclass more, but just to say that there’s a lot of things with the senior dog you have to pay attention to. And one is the fact that the cartilage is probably weak. So, bone broths, you may wanna do some glucosamine. You wanna, you know, increase the collagen levels there.

Amandha: You wanna make sure the collar is not a problem, or where you’re walking, there’s no pulling. ’cause a lot of this problem can be caused by poor. So get a harness, don’t use a collar, get a harness that’s more on the chest and not pulling on the neck. ’cause a lot of it can be just from repeated use of improper like pulling, right?

Amandha: Like there, if they’re a dog that pulls it can hurt their trachea, right? So mechanical over time could have been it. So I don’t really know the history if it’s small breed dog tends to be more common, but I don’t know this breed, but. But you do wanna, DMSO obviously can repair tissue, so I would do a treatment of the 30 or the 50% over the throat area.

Amandha: I’d probably put a few drops in the food as well every day and just to see what tissue will bounce back from it, you know, and then get the minerals and the diet, right? So, like put butter in the food and so forth just to beef up the, the muscles, strengthen the muscles around the area as well. But generally it seems it’s like a nutritional problem or a mechanical problem

Amandha: Hello rom Mexico. Wondering about DMSO for a cat with stomatitis. So a couple drops in the food again and I would use the 50% DMSO with magnesium, a couple of sprays in your hand and rub over the belly and do that once a day as well. Basically Titis is just inflammation of the stomach lining, so what’s gone on there, right?

Amandha: Little bit. Apple cider vinegar diluted in the food is also a good idea. A probiotic would also be very important here as well. So I’d focus on those remedies, see how far you get with it. Be regular with it. And you might wanna also throw in some MMS as well to just help get rid of some of the damaged tissue and, and turn over the tissue.

Amandha: Faster question. I have a 1-year-old German Shepherd. My God. She was rehomed to me three months ago, diagnosed with elbow dysplasia bilaterally, put her on glucosamine chondroitin. msm called, yeah, we didn’t even talk about MSM. Great for pets too, which is the cousin of DMSO. That’ll be in the masterclass though, collagen and hydrolytic acid daily and done some energy healing work with her.

Amandha: She gets a lot of free exercise. She’s not lame at all not in heat in her elbows. What recommendation would you make for adding DMSO to her treatment? So same thing. I’d definitely do the 50% DMSO magnesium over the elbow areas, probably twice a day. I would add a few drops of DMSO into the food as well, once a day.

Amandha: And see how that goes. And then you, you could increase it slowly, but just start like with one little dose and work up to that and then see how you do and then you can increase that depending of course, on the weight and all that. But you can also do, every time you feed, you can add a few drops of DMSO into the food once everything is fine.

Amandha: So that’d be what you’re giving is also really good all as it is and then you can continue enhancing with the DMSO cause DMSO also enhances what you’re already giving, so you’re giving a good set of remedies right. So that can enhance the absorption utilization of the remedies that you’re giving.

Amandha: Alright, so this one is a big question on active treatment. In your book on page 86 at the top it says, please don’t use DMSO with castor on cancerous tumor IE breast tumors. Why is that? And does it mean you should not use the treatments on a dog’s tumor with cancerous non fatty malignant tumors? What about if you’re adding frankincense?

Amandha: Well, okay, well I had to say this ’cause the lawyers made me say it. Yeah, I mean, when you write a book that you’re publishing for the public the lawyers actually make the final cut, believe it or not, because they don’t wanna be sued. So they have to say things that like this. I don’t agree. I actually think you can put castor oil and DMSO onto tumors with your frankincense oils.

Amandha: So the only issue there is not to add excess heat. The problem is that you don’t want to bring more of the swelling necessarily ’cause, but the, the odd thing, and I’ve healed many, many tumors and cancers and things, and people over the years, like, it’s so funny. It’s like such an unsung situation. Like people are like, oh, well we’re gonna find the cure to cancer someday.

Amandha: I am like, I’ve been curing it for fricking 15 years, so whatcha talking about? But anyway, whatever. And make sure you’re doing MMS if you have any tumors. MMS is a must for any growth, any tumors. It can shrink tumors. You just have to be consistent with it. So don’t start it, stop it. Start stop it. Just be consistent all the way through.

Amandha: You just don’t wanna necessarily add extra heat because what happens when the tumor starts to break down and be re reabsorbed? ’cause the body is able to handle it. ’cause the goal is you get the liver moving properly and the kidney’s working properly. So everything starts to mobilize again. Is that before it shrinks, it grows.

Amandha: It’s normal. I’ve had this happen almost every time. And you know, the cases that I’ve had where they’ve been doing MRIs, it’s really fun because the patient freaks the hell out and I’m like, normal, normal. It’s okay. I said, and I’ll, I do, I always say ahead of time, look, we’re gonna dissolve this tumor naturally, but listen, here’s what’s gonna happen.

Amandha: First, it’s gonna go a little bit, look like it’s growing first. It’s not growing, it’s swelling and breaking apart. So imagine you have this and now it’s gotta break apart What’s gonna happen? It’s gonna do this first. It’s just gonna do this first and then it’s gonna break apart. So relax. Okay? So, if you, so even if you add heat.

Amandha: Yes, it can be a contraindication mainly because you ideally don’t want it pushing out through the skin. Ideally you don’t, it’s kind of a mess. And it can get fungating and it can get stagnate and then that’s death basically and why it’s death is if you, if a tumor starts to push out through the skin and it’s stuck, then it auto intoxicates the rest of the blood and then it’s death.

Amandha: It’s, and the capsule breaks and everything spreads and it’s bad. And so you have to be, and those are very tricky cases anyway. And usually if somebody’s already at that stage, it’s already not a good prognosis. But in those cases, in the fatty tumors, yep, you can use castor oil help dissolve or whatever, but just don’t be freaked out if it a little bit swells, you know, before it does it.

Amandha: But MMS for sure there my spayed english springer spaniel leaks sometimes she did this morning in my bed. What can I do? I use a chewable kidney supplement. Well, I mean, hopefully, see, I, I research who I would go to for spay and neutering ’cause they can botch that shit too. Like you have to go to someone reputable.

Amandha: And I would definitely do castor oil all over the, the abdomen. Chewable kidney cell and shows a lump inside her tail. So she’s already something else going on. Oil is good. DMSO, yes. DMSO 50% with magnesium over the abdomen and over the tail for sure. Every day, once a day. I would do an MMS protocol as well.

Amandha: For sure. Start with a couple drops in diluted water, five to 10 mils, and then you can do it more than once a day. Chickens. Chickens. Not totally my expertise with chickens. I have a lot of friends who have chickens though. I would pro like, they’re kind of dirty. Like I wouldn’t be using unless you give ’em a good bath, but I ain’t going like that.

Amandha: And they’re kind of waterproof anyway, so I would just only be using it internally on a chicken. So I would be probably dosing in water and syringe if they will be nice to you. Otherwise I would dilute it, dilute a few drops in water and just throw it on some of the food, you know, just hope they, you won’t be able to control dosages like that though.

Amandha: But that’s what you could try. And then I’m sure there’s somebody doing it a little more. I can ask my friend Catherine in the uk she she’s amazing for animals and she has all kinds of like, other animals that I don’t have. So I’ll ask her about it what she would, how she doses chickens or maybe someone in a group that doses chicken, just see how they best get medicine into chickens and then follow like that.

Amandha: But with DMSO, you know what I mean? Let me see.

Amandha: Okay. I did, I sort of answered that already a while ago, so I’m not gonna repeat myself. My 18-year-old cat has a lump near her mammary gland that keeps changing from pea-sized, soft lump that moves around to a harder lump that doesn’t move. And then back again, I’ve been using homeopathic remedies like what?

Amandha: Phyto laa. Phyto laa would be a good homeopathic remedy for that. Herbal remedies and medicinal mushrooms and wondering if DMSO is appropriate in this case. So it was definitely appropriate, absolutely appropriate. And MMS both? I would do both. I would do probably a 50% all around the tumor growth area, and then a few drops in the food.

Amandha: And then I would do the MMS procedure as well. Great for lumps and bumps. And we’ll have to be consistent with that. But, and the DMSO with magnesium would be the ideal one for that. My wife’s cat pooped in the bathtub and there was a puddle of clear, clear like blood. Well, again, that’s an MMS and DMSO approach.

Amandha: Usually, well, it could mean a bunch of things actually. So, usually if it, I don’t know what clear, like blood means. You mean fresh blood? So the, so you’re probably seeing fresh blood could be a problem just in their intestines, in their stomach. Could be a parasite problem. Could be they actually have constipation and they’re straining.

Amandha: You know, I’ve had a cat that’s really stressed out that had had blood in its stool like emotionally stressed out. So homeopathic, arnica, 50% DMSO with magnesium, a couple of drops, DMSO in the food and the MMS protocol for that and a probiotic as well.

Amandha: Persian cat vomiting on & off for two years, regularly last year, daily for a week in August.

Amandha: Well, that’s a whole digestive problem. So the probiotics the colloidal silver would be good in this case. The MMS process and the topical DMSO magnesium for that. We have two issues with the cats. One has blood and stools all her life. So that gastrointestinal system, that what I just gave that protocol.

Amandha: Same. Won’t defecate in the litter box, but will urinate there. She’s 16, the other has bloody stools and wheezing. Nothing helps yet. Third cat has God off of breath and hairballs fun times all three are 16.. Yeah, so get that probiotic started. Colloidal silver, MMS, so MMS and colloidal silver to give separately different times of the day.

Amandha: And then topical DMSO with magnesium and a couple of drops in food of DMSO as well. Diluted apple cider vinegar would be good in this case diluted as well. And greens. So you kind of have to do a lot of what I mentioned here, the salmon oil, all the things. So just start introducing them one at a time.

Amandha: Have a little journal and see what’s helping the most because you have two cats and a long history. So I would definitely keep a CAT journal and see what’s affecting them the most. And it will give you feedback. It’ll say okay, definitely that was like a microbiome problem ’cause the probiotics and the Apple CI vinegar really made a difference.

Amandha: Or you know, when I did the DMSO, that’s what turned the corner or for sure it was like the MMS you’re going to, you’re gonna be able to see as you add in remedies, what’s going on there. But yeah, that sucks. That’s a long term, probably imbalance in the microbiome there. Okay, how are we doing for time?

Amandha: I’m gonna go do a couple more then we’re gonna wrap up ’cause we’re getting. This always happens. And some of these bigger, like, so we’re gonna take these, some of these questions especially the ones that talk about different disease states that I’ll deal with in the masterclass. Dental issues, again, I discussed peroxide and dogs ears, if they have ear problems.

Amandha: Just be careful of that, but you can just make sure it’s on. It’s like three, take your 3%, dilute it in half. I usually just make sure they’re really, they’re cleaned out and they’re dry. ’cause especially if you have floppy ears, the moisture is the problem in there. Cleaning it out with colloidal silver, cleaning ears with colloidal silver is really great.

Amandha: Putting them on a regime of DMSO and MMS is also holistically going to help with the ears through kidney support, ears and kidneys and parsley. So then definitely offer them any animal with ear issues. Means kidney issues means offer. The parsley leaf recipe that I mentioned

Amandha: 10-year-old female lab began limping right front leg a month ago.

Amandha: Mm-hmm. A lot of this can be breeding problems too, you know, so she’s got a mobility issue. So you started d us on the drink water, turmeric and MSM for how long Injury or arthritis or, or genetic meaning or breeding. So. So ink, so DO with magnesium though, do that topically, add it into the food, do it twice a day.

Amandha: Dose might not be high enough for what it is. Definitely I would do homeopathic in this case I’d probably do homeopathic ruda, Ruta graveolens in case it’s a tendon issue. You also can give arnica before and after your walks just to help the recovery of the muscle. ’cause it, it, it does help, you know, every time you use a muscle it tears just a little bit.

Amandha: So it can help with the tearing recovery. And then maybe some acupuncture. Acupuncture would be really great. DSO might help with the fleas. I have, I mean, I don’t really have a lot of flea problems with my animals. ‘Cause they use the dus Earth regularly. So, really it’s, it’s a terrain, whole terrain issue.

Amandha: Why they attract fleas to clean the blood, ’cause fleas, eat the blood and remove blood. It’s almost like a bloodletting, right? Fleas. Eat the blood. Ticks eat the blood. They’re trying to, they’ll get the toxins out. If you were to open them up and see what was inside, that would be a. Full of that, full of gross stuff, full of toxins, toxic blood.

Amandha: So you wanna clean up the blood. So that’s MMS, yes. DMSO and magnesium to help purge. The greens would be good as well, you know, and the, the zeolite or the pure clean pets. I would, I would do that. It’s just an indication there’s extra toxicity. So you wanna think about detox when you see fleas and ticks, blood cleansing.

Amandha: MMS is a blood cleanser, right? Excuse me. We have a ragdoll cat with a spacious cyst by her ear. Has been there for about a year. Was biopsied in spring? And isn’t cancer? Well, biopsy’s not good. Never biopsy. Biopsy just makes it all worse. Don’t worry if it’s cancerous or not cancerous. Just treat it as if, okay, because biopsies break the capsule and because it’s capsulated for a reason, now it’s open and now usually always makes it worse and spreads problem.

Amandha: We put in cas once a day, tends to look it off, which we recommend. Well, DMSO I’d probably use a 30% gel in this case, and I do it multiple times a day over the area. Plus a little bit more like a broader approach. So there’s a little more of a higher dose and a couple do drops in the water sorry, in the food.

Amandha: And and probably like a calendula type of thing, the castor oil. Mm. Maybe it’s been biopsied though. You could still do the castor oil is fine, but I’d probably do more of like a calendula DMSO combination and then treat internally for the rest of it. Yeah, anything skin, you’re going to use a 30% gel. Okay. Anything, I see a lot of skin questions here. You’re gonna start with the gel. Any lump and bump, you’re gonna do the the DMSO protocol with the MMS protocol, okay? Same thing with a tear in a dog. Topical use anything with a muscle tear. Muscle issue.

Amandha: You’re gonna use the DMSO with magnesium approach, okay? And in the water, or sorry. And in the food. And you’re gonna use the homeopathic remedies and you’re gonna get the greens in them and the diarrheas diarrhea, vomiting. You’re always gonna use the probiotics. You’re always gonna get the greens in there.

Amandha: You’re, you’re always gonna do DMSO in the food and just fix the diet. My male cat’s licking, cement. Yeah. Again, DMSO doesn’t directly help with deficiencies unless it’s sulfur deficiency. But it does help absorb the, the minerals so you can get a multi mineral supplement for the cat to put in the food.

Amandha: And then the DMSO can help absorb it and I would use the DMSO with magnesium topically for that. Could be a magnesium deficiency too, causing pica bad breath in dogs, a lot of chlorophyll chew sticks. Brushing the teeth. Will I discuss dog vaccinations? Yeah, I will. Right now. Never vaccinate your animal.

Amandha: The end all medical fraud never vaccinate ever for anything ever. Never ever does that answer it. Vaccines are poison, medical fraud. Never saved a life, never did anything good for anybody. Demented false science. Hopefully that answers it. Okay. Sty on the eyelid, which drains a Seems stable. Oh, eyelid.

Amandha: Okay. Well I make an eye drop, which we had to change the name ’cause FDA made us change all the names. So all these stupid frigging names that made no sense. So when you go to DMSO store and you click on it and you search for eye, the eyedrops will come up first, but they’re called cosmetic solution ’cause everything had to be like generic, weird named.

Amandha: But if you look at the URL, they all have the original name. So it’ll say that it’s the 20% eye solution with DMSO. And so I would be treating it with my 20% saline DMSO solution for the eye can get in the eye safely, no problem. They’ll hate you for it ’cause it burns a little. But I would treat the sky with that.

Amandha: And then I would treat everything else through the liver system. So a probiotic. I would use topical DMSO magnesium just over the belly area once or twice a day. And probably do a course of MMS internally as well. Okay, well I think. There’s a lot of questions. Hold guys. 77 questions. I’m just looking if my team’s okay.

Amandha: Are you all right guys? Oh man. So, yeah, well this is wonderful. It’s a great turnout. I’m really glad you’re with me. But wow. I think I have to do like a whole show just on this, but I hope I answered a lot of questions. At least generally. I think, I think most of you kind of know where to start with most conditions now, right?

Amandha: Whether it’s gastrointestinal, musculoskeletal, or tumor growth based, right? With those approaches I think that makes sense. What concentration is being added to the food? You’re going to dilute three drops in at least the same amount of water. Okay? But more is fine ’cause you’re just going to mix it in, sort of throw it over the food, and it’s kind of hard to control the dose.

Amandha: So if you don’t, if you really wanna be dose specific, then activate or not activate. Put three drops in a glass, add about 10, you know, mils of water, like enough to fill a syringe and then just do it orally like that. Just make sure it’s over 50% diluted and more, the more diluted, the better in that case, because they’ll complain you don’t want that.

Amandha: But again, it’s not, it doesn’t have to be diluted down to like 10% or 20% or anything like that. 50% or lower for internal use is safe. So I would say in an animal, probably a thir down to a 30% dilution is comfortable. If you’re gonna do it by mouth in syringe, the rest, you would just dilute it in, you know, about a tablespoon of water th for three drops and mix it, and then mix it into the food.

Amandha: And if they eat all the food, then they get all the dose, but sometimes they don’t eat all the food. That’s all. Okay. So my gosh, that was a lot. Thank you very much everyone. Magnesium oil. I make one. It’s called Zen, Zen magnesium oil. So it’s a magnesium chloride. I just have the magnesium. You can just do magnesium for your pets or you can do the magnesium DMSO, either or, or both.

Amandha: Work great. Oh my gosh, okay. We did it. Yay us. Our cat’s doomed. If they’re chipped, you can use DMSO If they’re microchip, don’t worry about that. Actually, the history of microchipping, if it’s done properly, they don’t, it doesn’t move around or anything. And it won’t dissolve it, the body doesn’t dissolve it, then DMSO won’t dissolve it.

Amandha: So you’re good. Again, any kind of tumor growth, MMS and, and diluted DMSO kidney failure and DMSO. Be careful. I would start with parsley leaf. I would work up with the probiotics, and then I would do a little bit of topical with magnesium. More than 30%. But you don’t wanna, if a, they’re already in kidney failure, you can’t blast them.

Amandha: You gotta build them first nutritionally before you just start detoxing them with stuff. Okay? Congestive heart failure. Same thing. When you have severe organ difficulties. You wanna build up the organ system nutritionally first, and then you wanna start to cleanse and detox and dm SO magnesium for any kind, heart issues where you’d wanna go topically.

Amandha: Okay? Yep. Homeopathic remedies are in the list. Okay. I’m glad you like facelift in Aja. That’s great. Okay. My loves. Well, it was wonderful. I hope to see some of you in the masterclass. I hope you’re joining Yummy Doctor. I do live every Sunday afternoon from three 30 to whenever the heck we end.

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