FREE Webinar: DMSO Decoded – 45 Myths Busted With Facts and Clinical Experience

Amandha: Okay even though I don’t really post on TikTok other than shares because I can’t okay. So myth number one, DMSO has no approved medical use. Yes, it actually has, it has a few one main one is the, for interstitial cystitis, it’s their best option for it.

Amandha: And it started in the seventies where they use a 50% solution and it’s injected into the bladder. And you do have to ask for it because it’s so not known in the medical realm. Like in with MDs, you actually would have to tell them and they’d have to go figure it out because they’re not even taught that this is an option for you.

Amandha: And then, you know, this is basically a cornerstone you know, remedy and was well known in you know, by the folk, by the common folk. Okay. But it is used a lot, as I said, stem cells, bone marrow embryos all the, you know, I kind of shudder at that. I kind of wish that DMSO wasn’t used for any of this stuff, but, you know, evil will do.

Amandha: What Evil does it. It does. The substance does, it doesn’t define the substance. Right or it doesn’t like the tool is the tool. And then what. People do what the tools makes it good or makes it evil, right? Okay, so myth number two, causing cataracts in humans. So this myth really came from the old animal studies, and I’ve read all these studies like from front to back.

Amandha: I’ve analyzed all these studies. I look at the materials, I look at the methods, right? A lot of these people who attack it, they don’t read. I don’t even think they can read honestly, like they can’t read studies. You have to be trained to read studies. I took classes on how to read studies, how to, how to decide whether it was a good study from the outlying, from like from the inception, right?

Amandha: You can read the method section and get an idea if it’s even a good study at all, and you can find the holes in the study, right? Actually, DMSO is odorless. All DMSO is odorless. It’s only forms odour when there’s any other thing with it. And it starts to break into the DMS. Once the sulfur moiety is released is when you get the odour.

Amandha: So all DMSO that is pure is odorless and should be odorless. All DMSO that is blended or mixed will not be without some sort of odour. So don’t fall for people saying this is odorless. DMSO, it’s just a marketing gimmick. All proper DMSO is odorless. Okay? So in the sixties, you know, this, what happened is they did some, they’ve done some really crazy studies.

Amandha: These studies they did on rabbits and on dogs. They kept injecting them with pure DMSO over and over and over and over in these high, high doses until they created this damage. And what they found is that the retina started to or the, their, the lens started to actually cloud almost like a cataract situation.

Amandha: But it wasn’t cataracts, it was just a clouding of the lens. And in, when they stopped in the injection, the dogs healed completely, but I believe the rabbits didn’t that like it was, it caused irreversible damage. And anyway, that’s not how you used DMSO. That’s not how you would ever, you would never inject it in the pure form over and over into your body like that.

Amandha: Like the, it’s just wrong use. And it just shows that it had an affinity for that tissue type, which is why it actually helps for anything to do with the eyes. And the, so we had to relabel and rename our eyedrops are 20%, 40% DMSO eyedrops with or without vitamin C. We had to do a whole renaming. So just so you know, if you go to order that once we update the website, the, the, the labels will look different.

Amandha: We, we don’t even wanna say that they’re for the eye on the label. We’re just saying what percentages the DMSO are and then you learn from the description of the product how to use it properly, what it’s for, and then, you know, if you need to label it further at home, then do that. But that’s, yeah, like the, yeah, and you’re right, there’s a lot of animal abuse in regular medicine, Rockefeller medicine.

Amandha: And I was, I actually worked in a laboratory, in an animal lab. I was trained as an animal lab assistant, and it was disgusting. I, I was disgusted at the halls of science, the medicine, what they, what they do to animals. It’s it’s truly a gross industry and one that is trying to get grants and money, and they don’t care about life and health.

Amandha: What you think they, they care about getting their drug passed. They care about getting their funding reinstated or continuing and or getting tenure. They don’t care about, like, finding truth in a genuine way. Okay. So, DMSO actually supports. I have a retinal doctor who contacts me sometimes, and I help.

Amandha: I helped him to formulate his own eye drops for his patients because he is finding the most incredible outcomes i’m so happy he’s using it in his patients. It’s very rare to find a doctor that will use DMSO, but this one man, I did help him formulate eye drops so he can customize them for his patients.

Amandha: And he is having incredible results for eye pressure balances, for cataracts, for, and he’s a retinal specialist. And so he’s using like for retinopathies, he’s using various concentrations between 20 and 40% with excellent outcomes. And as always, just because we’re approaching it from one organ system for, in this, in this case the eyes, we must also consider the connections in the body and support the organs that support those tissues.

Amandha: It for maximum success and to make sure you have all the nutrition and building blocks available. So if you use DMSO to ask it to do something for you, it’s really wise to be loaded with the main vitamins and minerals that you’re going to need to repair that tissue, right. Like if you’re in depletion and then you take DMSO and you want it to do something qui quite miraculous.

Amandha: You might not get the effect you’re after because it, it doesn’t have the materials available. Like, yeah, it’ll open blood, the blood flow to the area. Yes, it will offer structure to tissue repair through sulfur you know, and sulfur cross linkages. But, you know, it’ll, it’ll get rid of free radicals.

Amandha: It’ll reduce inflammation. ’cause you don’t need inflammation molecules, when you have DMSO opening the tissue on your behalf, you don’t need inflammatory molecules to do that job anymore. ’cause DMS is doing it for you. Same thing with bacteria that come to eat dead dying damaged tissue. You don’t really need as much bacteria there because the DMSO is making that tissue viable.

Amandha: So the bacteria don’t need to be there. They’re not, there’s no job for them, so they will naturally revert. Right? So understand that all that, if you’re not getting success, if you’re starting to use these things for say, cataracts or whatever, and maybe you’ve had them for like decades or something, you need to treat your liver, at the same time.

Amandha: And you need to cleanse your whole body at the same time too. And you need to nourish yourself and make sure you’re digesting your nutrition so that you’re gonna get that maximum outcome that you’re after in this synergy. Okay. Myth three. The garlic body odour means poisoning. No. No, this is really a metabolism issue.

Amandha: Some people metabolize DMSO in such a way that they really stink and other people don’t. And in part, zinc has a role in this. Sometimes in the people who smell it strongly might be actually zinc deficient. So it could be like a reverse situation where it can highlight a deficiency in someone else, which is very interesting.

Amandha: And sometimes it can just also mean that you’re not metabolizing very well and you may want to just do a review on your diet and make sure that you’re getting everything that you need. Now, it will exit via the lungs and skin for up to a couple days, you know, two, three days. And some people are very self-conscious about it.

Amandha: In my book, I talk about different ways to deal with the odour, but if you take your DMSO, if you’re using it orally or you’re even using a lot topically, if you drink pomegranate juice or anything that has a lot of polyphenols, or take something like quercetin, which is a polyphenol, you can neutralize this odour a lot.

Amandha: Some people find honey will or raw honey will help other people have had success with any oxidizer. So hydrogen peroxide, chlorine dioxide solution or MMS or just a mouth rinse, that’s an hydrogen peroxide based one that you can like buy on the shelf. Those all will help denature the DMS and actually make it into an MMS and the MMS has no odour like that, so it will rebind it with the oxygen.

Amandha: Okay. But it doesn’t mean that you’re toxic. It’s just a chemistry situation. Okay. Some are gonna off-gas more than others and it’s just is, is what it is. So, and the thing is, you can’t really smell it yourself, so you need a trusted friend to tell you if you stink. Okay. Man. So, and if you want there’s a question about references to my body of research.

Amandha: It’s all in my book. The, like, my book is basically 100% research, like every claim is backed by research. I also have articles on Substack and on my blog on Yummy.Doctor that are completely and totally referenced. I actually did another Substack post today that I didn’t, it was kind of quick just to promote this, but also to like, you know, call out the people who are lying about DMSO.

Amandha: And I did throw just a handful of links to back up what I was saying there, but I’ve backed up my claims multiple times. Okay, so myth number four, DMSO causes permanent skin damage. Never. It does not cause permanent skin damage.

Amandha: You can definitely do a number on your skin if you use it in incorrectly, but the skin will always heal.

Amandha: And but this is a common fear because the intensity of DMSO will cause like tingling or redness. There might be a rash or might be hives that form. It, it gets itchy, can get hot, and they see that as harm, or they think that’s harm. It’s not harm. It is a transdermal product, which means the skin is opening up in three different directions, but in three different ways.

Amandha: It’s, and so it can actually mobilize any type of toxin that might be stored in your skin, in your tissue. And that can start to move out. That can start to be going through a process of cleansing. And if you if you use it correctly and you’re getting some sort of release, then it’s best to actually continue what you’re doing and continue the release process from so that you’re, you’ve like started.

Amandha: You’ve started watching an episode of like, say your favorite TV show. You just started watching and then there was a scene you didn’t like and then you just stopped, right? So you’re never gonna know the whole story. It’s like you gotta watch it all the way through. You gotta go all the way from the beginning and the end.

Amandha: Like, I’ve had people who freak out and stop using it, but what they did is they were starting to move metals, or they were starting to move wastes, or they were starting to move debris, like in the case of cataracts and in one case of a child that had swallowed something untoward and was having massive gut pains and they were gonna go to the hospital, but then I’m like, I think if this is the way to use DMSO for that, they used DMSO and magnesium and hydrated the child.

Amandha: And it got worse at the beginning and that was because it started to mobilize whatever it was that he swallowed. And they panicked and stopped. This is very common and I always encourage people just keep going until the reaction and the event is finished. Okay? It’s not, it’s, the reactions are more than likely mo a hundred percent of the time that I’ve seen are because there’s a toxicity your body’s dealing with, and DMSO will help your body remove it.

Amandha: It will not take it deeper in meaning that, so here’s what I found with DMSO over the years. And reading so many studies and reading so much information on it, is that it’s very intelligent. It has an adaptogenic quality, so it means that when something needs to be upregulated, it can go that way. If it needs to be downregulated, it can go that way as well.

Amandha: And all wise substances tend to have this this beautiful adaptogenic aspect to it where it’s modulating and DMSO will modulate. And so if you, if it need, if it bound with something, say it goes into the body and it binds with something through the skin, it will hold onto, its binding as long as it can to, and it will immediately start to move to its exit.

Amandha: Right. And if the exit is the skin, is that, if that’s the most advantageous, that’s what it’s gonna do. If the blood can cope, it will go to the blood to go out to the liver and out that way. Right. Whatever’s the, the most advantageous or nutritionally wise, you know, or enriched area. It will do that.

Amandha: It hasn’t, there are many redundancies in the body for release. So it will begin to, so this is what I found, like people think they’re being poison or whatever. No, if it’s bad and the body doesn’t want it, the DMSO will be encouraged to hold onto that waste until it’s released and if it’s something that the body wants, it will, it will be more encouraged to be shuttled to those areas that it wants it and it will be able to bypass a lot of the digestive tract and a lot of other areas.

Amandha: Like they can, it can go through the tissue inside the body as well as through the skin. Right. Therefore it can deliver, you know, medications. Not that we wanna be on those things, but I’m saying that, you know, if you’re on a medication, it will increase how much medication gets to, the end tissue.

Amandha: So people have to watch on medications that they don’t overdose on their drug. ’cause DMSO will usually enhance the effect if the body is, you know, wanting it in any way or it’s in, on a well-worn path of that. But sometimes, depending on the drug, if it’s, if it’s the body doesn’t want it, or the body thinks it’s toxic, it will reduce the medication in the body.

Amandha: So you see it has more than one choice. It’s not black and white and so that’s why it’s important for you to start slowly. It’s important ideally for you to already be moving to toward health before you start to go into detox protocols and use something that’s so powerful. Like, you should already be looking at your diet, looking at your lifestyle factors, you know, where are, where are poisons coming into your household?

Amandha: Where where are you with your, like nutrition lately and your sleep and all of your health habits, right?

Amandha: That’s the best way to use any if you’re gonna do anything holistic, that’s really the best approach. I actually have courses that help you navigate that. I have one I have one self-assessment course on yummy.doctor that helps you get really clear about like, what are your needs, what are your health needs?

Amandha: What is going on, what’s happening in your life? What are your wants, needs and desires? And how can you get to those things and how can you take actionable steps to those things? So all grades of DMSO are same. We kind of already addressed it. They aren’t. You can get like, DMSO literally is a solvent, so you can use it as a solvent.

Amandha: You can strip paint with it if you want, but, you know, therefore, like, don’t put a wet jar of DMSO on your beautiful wood table because you’ll take the sheen right off of it. That’s why you don’t want to put painted nails in DMSO ’cause it’ll strip the paint off. Right. It, there’s different substances that we avoid interaction with, with DMSO.

Amandha: So anything that it will melt and, and want to blend with, which is a lot of things. This is where you have to be wise, right? And so if you have like rust, don’t mix it with rust and then put it on your body. That’s dumb. Okay, so just looking at their comments there. Okay, so pharmaceutical grade is what I said we want. I don’t recommend buying large amounts in plastic containers. Even though it is those hard plastic, they are inert. I just don’t trust anything in plastic long term just because of temperature changes and like temperature or light changes that can affect the plastic or the plastic itself is not sustainable or stable forever.

Amandha: It will slowly, slowly break down on its own. But so hard plastics aren’t really a problem, especially for short term like say a year or like six months. And it’s not a problem. In general, like it won’t melt anything but long term I just suggest glass for that. And that’s what we only have DMSO in our store as glass.

Amandha: I have the purest DMSO in the world.

Amandha: Canada is the cleanest because the wholesaler, he actually invented another layer of distillation and filtration on DMSO, which is proprietary and he even got a patent for it and everything. So it was really cool. He is a really cool guy. So that’s where we get our DO from, from him in Canada.

Amandha: And and everything’s at DMSO.Store right now, but just as I said, the pictures are gonna change and everything as we go through this insane tariffs thingy. So myth number six, crystals in the body mean in the bottle mean contamination. No. So, you know, winter’s coming for us and when we ship it, it could become like cold.

Amandha: And so people think that when it’s like they get in like a solid block of ice that it’s ruined or something goes wrong with it. But no DMSO actually freezes at about 18 degrees Celsius, which is 64 degrees Fahrenheit, which is just below your kind of normal comfortable room temperature, right? And so if it’s like a cooler day, got an air vent going, or a fan going, the bottle can, or it’s winter your, the bottle can solidify.

Amandha: And so you don’t, of course never microwave it. Oh my gosh, never microwave. But you warm it gently either in your hands or you put it in a warm water bath or you keep it at room temperature and it’ll re liquefy and it is not changed by that process or damaged by that process but it is a mark of purity because if you have adulterated DMSO, it won’t.

Amandha: Freeze so cleanly and if you have it fully frozen, it’s actually a, test if you have contamination. So some people will freeze their put their bottle in the fridge. ’cause you don’t need to put it in the freezer. It’s kinda overkill. Just put it in the fridge and once the DMSO is frozen, pour out whatever else is in there.

Amandha: And those are your impurities.

Amandha: So if water, say, got into your DMSO, you could remove your water with a simple act of putting your DMSO bottle in the fridge. And when everything was frozen, you just dump out whatever water got into there. Okay. DMSO sterilizes the skin. Actually, no, it is not a sterile agent.

Amandha: It’s not a disinfectant. It actually is a bacteria static, which means it calms down activity. It doesn’t kill anything. Because we don’t really wanna kill anything anyway. We want to shift the terrain and change the pH so that the actions that we want take place.

Amandha: The actions of repair and cleansing and pain relief and so forth.

Amandha: The things that DMSO offers, that’s what we want.

Amandha: So we don’t wanna kill stuff.

Amandha: We don’t wanna affect the terrain negatively and DMSO won’t, it will help to enhance the situation so that the actions of repair are taken without secondary problems. Now, if you put DMSO on very dirty skin or with contaminated materials, small, only small molecular weight will be carried by it and like held by it and still has to be small enough.

Amandha: To pass through your pores or how it opens into the skin.

Amandha: So like, bacteria can’t go through the anything, most things like even essential oils have their own way of absorbing and don’t, you know, DMSO doesn’t necessarily help them go through. Those are very large molecules. So a lot of disingenuous people like to attack DMSO by saying it brings everything in.

Amandha: They’ll say, oh, it brings everything into the skin. It’s dangerous, you know, it brings in toxins, brings in everything. It doesn’t bring in everything. It can’t bring in everything. There’s a limit to what it can carry. There’s a limit to the size. There’s a limit to the molecular weight of what can pass through but oftentimes this is used as like a sweeping attack.

Amandha: So basically it’s just be clean. I mean, I don’t know how hard it is to tell people just to wash your hands or take a shower like, you’re fine and even I use, I only take wash my hair, you know, maybe once a week, like really good washing.

Amandha: I might use a dry shampoo in between cause I have really thick hair and then I’ll take a bath once or twice a week and then one big, like the everything shower, you know, and I use DMSO every single day and I’m not out here cleansing my skin like a maniac. I’ve not been using it for 10 years. I have no problems using DMSO. I’ve never had one problem using it and using it nearly every single day of my life for the past decade.

Amandha: Okay, like, I don’t mind being my own Guinea pig in this, but I’m here to tell you I’m alive and well. I’m a little dismayed at the state of the world, I would say. That’s gotten me a bit bummed, but other than that, there’s no health issues going on.

Amandha: You know, just aside from like perimenopausal symptoms and the state of the world kind of thing, you know. So let’s go to the next one. So, DMSO blocks, drug entry through the skin. This is quite the opposite. It actually enhances absorption, enhances utilization, enhances it, enhances delivery and DMSO can carry all, every, a lot of things through, but again, it has to be small m molecular weight, hence the cleanliness aspect.

Amandha: A myth is that DMSO is only used topically, but no, it’s actually used many ways. It’s used. It’s used obviously in different blends topically, but it’s used intravesical. That’s the interstitial cystitis. It’s used in labs and fertility clinics. It’s used obviously oral and generally, or if you’re taking it oral, you work up to one teaspoon diluted in five ounces of water or juice.

Amandha: And then there’s intravenous administration if you wanna go to a clinic and have something done there. On offer. Most nat, a lot of natural practitioners who do IV will offer DMSO option. It’s usually with things like glutathione and vitamin C and other and others and yeah, so it’s used in every, or it can be used in every orifice.

Amandha: It can be used in topical, internally injected IV. You know, when sports medicine, like they come off, they got a concussion. ’cause DMSO can prevent post-concussion syndrome, which is a huge deal. You have someone who has a concussion or is, or just got hit and you you immediately go to the DMSO and apply it and give it.

Amandha: And in sports medicine, they actually do IV off the field. That person bounces back and has, it’s almost like they don’t even have a concussion anymore and this is like one of the top preventions next to a helmet of post-concussion syndrome using DMSO immediately at the onset of a concussion or suspected concussion.

Amandha: And I would say as well, using homeopathic arnica to prevent a brain bleed that can, a subdural hemi hematoma could happen and one of your best defenses there next to DMSO is homeopathic Arnica Montana. So, yes, that’s a good one on the tattoos. I don’t know if I put that in my myths. I might have to add another five myths.

Amandha: I bet we’ll get more myths out of this than i’ll, and I can extend my document. Intravenous DMSO is harmless at any concentration. This is just basically saying, yeah, intravenous use is very powerful and it shouldn’t be done in like, you know, too fast. It shouldn’t be done. Too high of a concentration.

Amandha: It’s usually around 20%. And it’s, it, you know, there should be a full health check before you’re gonna go ahead and do that. So if you are going to a clinic to do it, just make sure that they’ve taken and proper intake of your health you know, your, your snapshot of your health so that you don’t have like serious detox responses like flushing and nausea or blood pressure changes, right?

Amandha: Because when you start to do IV, you can really slough up a lot of things. So I usually suggest not to do IV until you’ve actually started to work with it topically and maybe a little bit orally on your own. And you’ve already started to work on your cleansing, making sure your liver is working properly and you have enough magnesium loaded in your system and that kind of stuff.

Amandha: And then IV DMSO is, is, you know, a little more smooth sailing. That was my point of this one. The product itself is what? Smells. No, there’s no odour. Just might get a garlic scent here and it will metabolize it. That seems like a double. So DMSO has abuse potential. Everything has abuse potential in the sense that you could overuse it, but as far as like an actual addictive substance, it is non-addictive.

Amandha: There’s no abuse potential in that way. Like you get a relief from, you know, your pain, but it’s not like you’re, it’s not like an opioid where you now need to have that because that was just a suppressant. This is a non suppressed action. This is regulating and healing the situation. It is not suppressing, therefore, you do not have an addictive quality to that because you don’t, you don’t have a, a comeuppance after you stop the substance like you do with all of these other addictive substances.

Amandha: And then there was a question about tattoos, which I really think I wanna make into a myth. But with tattoos that yes, it can fade the, it can fade tattoos, I think more so if used on fresher ink and also in highest concentration. But I have a tattoo on my ankle since I was 16 years old, and I pretty much put facelift in a jar on my whole body very often, including over my tattoo.

Amandha: And I have found no fading. So it can fade. Like that’s a warning and, but it, it isn’t, it hasn’t faded for me personally. So, I’m just looking at questions. Okay. It’s not actually flammable. It’s like DMSO gets lumped in with actual toxic solvents.

Amandha: DMSO is not a toxic solvent, but it gets lumped in with them, like acetone and stuff. It actually does have a quite a high flashpoint, over 87 degrees Celsius and is classified as combustible under pressure, but not a flammable one. So it’s not like it’s gonna ignite on you or it’s not like, you know, when you have turpentine or acetone or things sitting around, those things can become dangerous.

Amandha: Like if you have it on a rag and you know, it sits out, it could catch fire and stuff. This is stable and safe. You don’t have anything like that. So another myth is DMSO cures everything and I don’t like when people do that to DMSO. It’s not fair because like it truly isn’t. Isn’t gonna do everything that you want it to do.

Amandha: But when you understand how it works as a circulatory support, as an inflammatory mediator, as something that oxygenates tissue and helps tissue to recover and repair, then you know it’s gonna touch every system. It’s gonna touch every condition in some way. And I like to use it as an adjunct, as a pairing, right?

Amandha: And yes, standalone, it has its own healing prowess, but used in synergy is where it really shines, is this is where you see your most effect and so I don’t like when people say it cures everything or even use the word cure, because I don’t, first of all, that it’s a dirty word but secondly, what we’re trying to accomplish is homeostasis and so, you know, it’s not like the whole idea of cure means that you caught a disease or you just have a disease and now somebody in a lab is gonna come up with a pill you’re gonna take, and then magically, or it goes away. Like that’s a fantasy. The idea of cure is fantasy. What the gift of healing is that you learn about yourself and you go through the motions of loving yourself so that you stop hurting yourself, right?

Amandha: You stop poisoning yourself. You stop being manipulated by big advertising and marketing schemes and you actually, find more meaning and more regulation in your lifestyle.

Amandha: Okay. Repair. Yes.

Amandha: Okay, so DMSO has no place in chemotherapy.

Amandha: Okay. I am not promoting chemotherapy. I would never promote it.

Amandha: It’s mustard gas.

Amandha: I’m not a fan. I would never ever say to anybody to do it. But what I’m saying is, even in the medical cult, they see the benefit of using DMSO in some instances, and it has been blended with chemotherapy and what it means is that patient needs less mustard gas to have the same suppression effect as if you had to use more mustard gas to tell the body no and to like suck back the toxins into deeper organ tissue systems and shorten the lifespan, which is what chemo does.

Amandha: So if you can have your suppression without the secondary tertiary problems of chemo, it’s kind of win-win there, right because if that normie thinker is gonna do conventional treatment, this is like a better outcome than if they went full on, right?

Amandha: So it does play well with even chemical drugs in this way and if they really embraced it, which they don’t, but if they really embraced it, then the medical world would integrate DMSO in to enhance their own drugs and stuff.

Amandha: So, but that’s a world we don’t really live in.

Amandha: Okay mid 16. There’s no reaction when mixing DMSO. I’m sure some of you here have had this experience. Some of the 760 people here today. When you combine DMSO with anything, water, aloe, whatever you get heat, it heats up fast. I remember the first time I blended, I think it was with aloe actually, the first time I did a big blend.

Amandha: I thought I was scared. I thought I was gonna blow up the kitchen, right? Because I wasn’t, I didn’t know about the exothermic reaction. So it was endothermic and exothermic reactions in chemistry and exothermic is when the heat is, is elucidated or released and comes off right? And so, yes, vessels will get hot.

Amandha: Things will get hot. Nothing will blow up. I promise you it won’t blow up. So you’re totally safe to mix, but you should mix in the wiser way. So anytime you’re gonna mix two chemicals together of any sort, right? It’s best to have the more the more sensitive or explosive or like, volatile, let’s say substance go into the dilution rather than you starting to dilute that substance.

Amandha: So for example, if you have like 50% DMSO and you start pouring water into it, you’re gonna, that’s exothermic reaction is gonna be way more than if you start with your 50% water and then start slowly pouring the DMSO into the water. Do you see? And that’s the preferred way to do it. So DMSO gets added slowly into your dilution factor, not the other way around.

Amandha: Even if you do it wrong, it’s not bad, it’s just you’ll, you’ll produce a more strong exo, a strong and sudden exothermic reaction by throwing something into DMSO than the other way around. Okay. Alright. So just know that this is normal and then you don’t really use it till the warmth kind of settles down.

Amandha: So just wait till it’s cooled down before you use it. Okay. Myth number seven. You can safely mix DMSO with alcohol. Well, no, not really. The problem here, and I am pro, I am most likely gonna do a revised version of my book and add the more that I’ve learned since I’ve written it. And this, so it’s like five years out I think almost now.

Amandha: DMSO. All right. Can carry alcohol in. Yes. Can buy the liver metabolism. So you know it a little bit. Alcohol, not a big deal. We’re just talking about like pure alcohol here. So it’s not really, they’re not really something to mix like 50 50 with or something like that. What it does is it slows down the alcohol dehydrogenase, so the alcohol dehydrogenase, that’s an enzyme and that breaks down alcohols and so in this study there was a 1967 animal study and when simultaneous doses of both materials were administered, this was oral administration, I believe.

Amandha: What’s interesting is that small doses of DMSO actually reduced the mortality that would be expected as a result of the alcohol.

Amandha: So at fif, so basically it was saying mortality expectation was about 50%, and when they added small doses of DMSO simultaneously administered with it, it dropped the mortality to 37%. Okay and this one I’m talking about, it’s adaptogenic aspects. This is like a perfect example of how it acts differently in different circumstances.

Amandha: Now, on the other hand small doses of alcohol didn’t reveal any perceptible effect on the mortality rate of high doses of DMSO. So meaning say you’re flooded with so like if you had tons of existing DMSO and then you drank alcohol, okay? You’re like, say you went there was actually a guy he was working in, the horse races and horse races use a lot of DMSO.

Amandha: So he was covering his hands with DMSO. He is rubbing it on the horses and he did like a bunch of horses this way, maybe like seven horses and then took off to the bar and he had a couple of drinks and he blew over and he was totally inebriated by a couple of drinks because the DMSO was already saturated into his system and the alcohol dehydrogenase was downregulated.

Amandha: And so he was drinking alcohol and his body was not able to denature the alcohol. So we became extremely drunk after a couple of drinks, on the other hand, if you have been drinking some alcohol, you have some alcohol in the system, but then you put the, the high doses of DMSO on and in your body, it didn’t seem to affect the mortality rate, which is interesting.

Amandha: Right. So what it means is, say that person was already drinking alcohol. The alcohol dehydrogenase was already produced. It was already rolling and then adding DMSO didn’t really affect that. So basically it’s three different outcomes depending on how you apply the DMSO or alcohol. What’s first if it’s administered the same way, if it’s administered one first over the other, there are different outcomes.

Amandha: Okay and yes, the, all the, this, when I do these public videos, these are all available for replay. First of all, I believe if I’m not mistaken, you’ll get an inbox of the link to review it. And also we will put it under the public videos. On Yummy.Doctor, if you go to Yummy.Doctor, you go to click on public videos.

Amandha: You’ll find all my previous webinars on DMSO there, and this one will be there as well.

Amandha: Okay, so this is the information I just read from my main document this is the explanation of it. Okay DMSO has no side effects. Well, it’s not inert and so what do you mean by side effects? I don’t even like the term side effects because it really only pertains to pharmaceutical suppressive drugs in my mind.

Amandha: I would say that it’s a cleanser, it’s a metals mover. It mobilizes a lot of things and so if your body, like I was saying, if you’re sluggish or backlogged, then you could feel tired. You get your bowels could loosen up, you might get a headache, right? This, your guts might gurgle.

Amandha: Like you wanna make sure your magnesium levels are loaded. This is why I suggest topical magnesium, because we don’t absorb it that well through the gut. If you’re beginning your DMSO journey more intensely, then make sure you have plenty of magnesium loaded into your system to help your liver process.

Amandha: And I would be, again, assessing your, if you’ve never detoxed before, then things are gonna move. Okay. You might feel warmth, which is temporary and it’s just really that whatever risk you there might be like I had to use it one time in its pure form on a patient because he was such an intense pain that I needed to go full strength and he did develop hives on his body for about 10 minutes and so this was like a so-called side effect, right? But it was really just the histamine response. Histamines helped to get rid of toxins that are, have been loosened off and really it was just trying to move a lot of wastes very quickly and it couldn’t do it with the existing availability and therefore it needed to produce a histamine response to assist the removal in a more timely way.

Amandha: And that’s what happened and, and he was fine. I told him, hives are fine. There’s no issue here. And he was like, okay, no problem. And I continued to do, apply the DMSO and then I did acupuncture on him and then I had to massage out a knot and then it was fascinating ’cause he pulled his back to such a severe degree that he couldn’t stand up, right?

Amandha: That’s why it was an emergency. And after I was finished the treatment, he walked outta there. Without pain so I’ve had many cases like this where they come in and they’re pretty much gonna be bedridden and then I apply the substances or do the acupuncture with the substances like DMSO or other herbs and they walk out like, fine.

Amandha: DMSO could not trigger histamine release. I kind of just answered that. Absolutely it can. And it’s not an allergy. You cannot be allergic to sulfur. This is actually a release mechanism of the body, as I explained. So toxins are being moved around and then the body will respond to those toxins. If there’s not enough DMSO to bind to them, then the histamine will come on the scene to do the job instead.

Amandha: So myth 20 DMSO isn’t absorbed through the skin, obviously. Duh. It’s fully transdermal. Understanding that DMSO is transdermal is really important. This is why you’ll taste it. You touch it, you taste it, right? You put it on your fingers. It’s like, why am I tasting garlic or oysters in my mouth?

Amandha: How did it get there so quickly? Yeah it’s because it has a connection with the waters in your body and immediately connects with the waters, starts propelling with water and is like lightning fast because our waters are structured.

Amandha: Half of our waters are structured basically, and they’re electrical.

Amandha: And so you have an electrical immediate response from DMSO and many people have reported this. They rub on like either one of my blended creams or they’re using it on another part of the body and they’re ta tasting it in their mouth immediately.

Amandha: I talk about the details of how it opens in my book.

Amandha: DMSO’s medical use stopped in the 1960s ’cause it was debunked. That’s false. So basically, as we were talking about, there was like this enthusiasm at the time, and unfortunately the thalidomide disaster had just kind of happened and these regulators were kind of hypersensitive, freaked out. They wanted more studies, they didn’t want another disaster on their hands.

Amandha: Poor DMSO got the slack of that. And that lens change, that lens change, ridiculous study is what really got it shut down. That’s what they leaned on. They didn’t have any other negative study other than that, and that was enough for them to say, stop the studies. They closed down Jacob’s lab they did all kinds of heinous threats and stuff.

Amandha: And then of course what I sense by this time is that the pharmaceutical companies were like, oh, wait a second. We don’t want this getting out. What are you talking about? If this gets out, our antibiotics are finished, our anti-inflammatories are finished, our, you know, all our cortisol creams and all this that’s done.

Amandha: Don’t need any of those. Don’t need any of your blood clotting. You know, warfarin stuff that’s finished. A lot of your painkillers are done, right. Like there’s a lot of drugs that are no longer needed. When you have DMSO, they take the place of those drugs. So, yeah. That’s why also they were like, this is bonus for us.

Amandha: DMSO is fringe, not used in mainstream care today. Yes, it is. As we were saying, as a cryoprotectant fertility clinics, it was actually carried in ambulances for acute use for a very long time and it’s used a lot in veterinary medicine a lot of, or most veterinarians will know what DMSO is. And so really the only thing fringe is that no, most people don’t even know about it.

Amandha: And this is why I’ve been working so hard to, to get it out there, and I feel like it’s finally getting more recognition. Myth number 23, DMSO works like a local anesthetic. Hmm. Well, this is not, I, now I did an entire webinar on pain, I believe it was a masterclass, that one.

Amandha: And it talks about how to use DMSO in a layered fashion for pain because you may need to do multiple applications to get your pain in, you know, a comfortable place.

Amandha: Right. So, what I’m saying is it’s not actually blocking the nerves. It is reducing the situation that causes the inflammation of the nerve and that whole feedback system. So that means it’s not a suppressant, it’s not numbing anything per se, right? It is so yeah, so this is the webinar.

Amandha: My first webinar in the ongoing series, focus on pain management.

Amandha: Okay? Because that was, it’s claim to fame is about pain, you know, the most and I thought it was best to address it on how to do a layered approach to control pain and instead of suppressing it and helping it heal, so it will not suppress another myth.

Amandha: DMSO can be used on Botox don’t do that.

Amandha: First of all, don’t do Botox, but whatever.

Amandha: I can’t tell, tell you what to do. I’m just saying if you’ve used this substance, maybe you’re using it in a medical way, I don’t know. You could do it as a nerve block, right? But it shouldn’t be applied over the areas or really used in high doses internally if you have Botox, because it will dissolve the heck out of it.

Amandha: It’s gone. It’s not dangerous, not a problem in that way. It’s just, it’s gonna waste it right? It will yeah, they’re kind of against each other in a lot of ways, right? Botox is like paralyzing and blocking, whereas DMSO is like restoring circulation and recovering the tissue, right? You know, if DMSO meets a neurotoxin, it’s gonna get rid of the neurotoxin.

Amandha: Like that’s just what’s gonna happen. So, now just so you know that there’s research that’s linked Botox to emotional blunting. If you freeze your facial muscles, it actually interferes with the neuro the natural feedback loop between your expression and your feeling in your face. Okay? So you can actually lose part of your humanity by botoxing your face.

Amandha: Okay? Just so you know we already are getting into like a very uncaring kind of trend in this world, and I think the Botox thing is part of that story. If you’ve used Botox in the past, you can totally use any DMSO product facelift in a jar or anything that’s fine because that Botox is done.

Amandha: It only will stay in action for a certain amount of times.

Amandha: I think it’s like six months or something like that.

Amandha: So instead of poisoning your skin so you don’t have wrinkles, work with your skin, like facelift in a jar is famous for helping you have better tone, skin tone, and skin wrinkle repair, right?

Amandha: Helping with circulation, which is half the battle there, keeping the skin hydrated. Stimulating natural elasticity, right? Like, and then using something like a gua sha tool to massage the lymph that can pool in the face, right? There’s, there’s more that I suggest doing before, like going to the needle. Myth number 25, DMSO cannot help with tendonitis.

Amandha: Now, tendons are a little more difficult because they have low water content and they tend to have a poor circulatory aspect because of that. So with this type of approach, it can work very well on tendons. It’s just that you need to add a little more water into your dilution. So I usually prefer a higher dilution of DMSO anywhere between like 30 and 60%, and make sure that you are well hydrated as well.

Amandha: And that’s why like there, you know, some people say, oh, I had 10, 90% it didn’t work, or whatever. It’s like, no, it’s just that you need a little more consistency in the approach to get into those types of tissues that don’t play well with water in the same way. And you can also do things like castor oil packs.

Amandha: You can apply, I make a 50% magnesium with DMSO. That’s very popular that can be used. Okay. And then, you know, I don’t like even the word anti-inflammatory, but what we’re saying is like we’re trying to help the body upregulate its processes. So it doesn’t need to make the inflammation.

Amandha: It’s not that we’re stopping inflammation and that’s it cause inflammation is there for a reason. We’re making the inflammation redundant and irrelevant, and therefore we’re not stopping any healing by taking away inflammation. We’re just supporting the forward process of the healing. So infl inflammation is no longer necessary.

Amandha: That is an important distinction and nuance. So it has all these actions. It has, if you watch my earlier DMSO videos, I go into all the actions and my book goes into detail of every single DMSO action that, that it is known for. But really, again, I encourage a whole body support. Okay. Rather than leaning on one substance, especially a substance like this that works so well with friends, you know, gets along with others.

Amandha: DMSO myth number 26 DMSO cannot speed injury recovery.

Amandha: I mean, DMSO is literally famous for this. I’ve had so many testimonials. We actually have a testimonial page on Yummy.Doctor if you wanna read any we have hundreds and hundreds of testimonials of people who have said, you know, I’ve sprained my ankle before in the past, and now I’ve done it again.

Amandha: And I’ve used DMSO and I’m even older, which I would expect a slower healing and I have recovered within a matter of weeks. I’ve told the story how I broke my index finger and used basically only DMSO and I did do a couple homeopathics at the beginning but only one doses and my broken figure healed within 10 days, and it was broken.

Amandha: Right. So the amount of speed you’re getting here for healing, I had a testimonial that I put out actually today in my article, and it was a gentleman who had had an injury in his youth. Okay he’s a man now, so when he was like 12, he had a shoulder injury and it never really healed, and he always had pain and problems with it his whole life in his forties or something okay and he finds out about DMSO and starts applying it to his shoulder, and within short order, his shoulder is fully and completely healed Now okay and a lot of detractors and critics of DMSO will say things like, oh, the body will heal itself.

Amandha: You don’t need to intervene with such things and blah, blah.

Amandha: And anyone who says that is not a healer, does not have, a clinic does not see patients on death door. Like they have no experience. They don’t know what they’re talking about. Anyone who says that literally has no clue what they’re talking about. Okay. Your body will heal itself under the right conditions.

Amandha: Your body will heal itself when given the right nutrition and, the situation. Okay?

Amandha: Your body ages, like, if your body healed itself, no one would age.

Amandha: We would basically look young forever.

Amandha: I mean, we would have our hormonal motions moving forward, but our cells would not age, right?

Amandha: Because the whole reason that why they age is because things start to degrade okay?

Amandha: Like, we do get old and die people. Hello. Like, you know what I mean? That that argument is so ridiculous. You, oh, you just heal yourself. You don’t need nothing. Yeah. Wow. Seriously, like this person is perfect case, right? An injury in youth and suffered for most of his life with pain and restriction, and then uses DMSO in a very small window of time and now has complete use of his shoulder.

Amandha: Now, if only a doctor told him that when he was young. You know what I mean? How much suffering that would’ve prevented for him. So don’t give me that story and song and dance about body use itself. It’s like, yeah, sure. Okay. And, and so you want the wrinkles, you want the fractures to not heal, right? You want to acne scars.

Amandha: Like what are you talking about?

Amandha: I don’t know, I think we were able to keep facelift in a jar name, I think we were, ’cause it’s kind of, it’s quirky but not too quirky. I’m pretty sure. Let me just see. Hey guys did, we’re like we are literally just relabeling right now. So, but I’m pretty sure we, we were able to keep that one miraculously.

Amandha: Okay. So yeah, sports medicine, da da da. Like this is why it’s used for athletes. For, duh. Okay. Why do you think DMSO is so famous for athletes, for racing horses? Why? Because injury is done. When you run, when you exercise, there is injury done to the muscles. They’re micro tears. It’s literally how you build muscle is you rip them apart a little bit.

Amandha: And DMSO makes that recovery fast. Okay? Fast and complete and that’s why it was always used in those industries. Okay? So don’t give me this long, the way people try to attack it is, is, is laughable. Okay, how are we doing for time? Let’s see, I’m gonna do a couple more myths and then I think I should pivot to questions.

Amandha: Because there’s a lot of them already, like, and it’s already almost six 30. We’re an hour and a half in. Okay. And it just goes so fast just like that. Doesn’t it? Isn’t it fun? Ain’t it fun? Okay, so DMSO doesn’t interact with medications. We know that it does with some, and it can alter metabolism and it cannot upregulate or downregulate.

Amandha: So the best thing to do, if you know, if you’re on a medication or you need to use it for some reason, just read the medication details. Go and find, look up that medication, read the side effects, read what it looks like to overdose read, so you under any way, you should, like, you should know the drug you’re taking.

Amandha: So go research the drug, understand the drug, understand how the, the little bit of chemistry of it. Take a look at it, okay and then if you start to use DMSO, always start very slow. Don’t just dive into such things.

Amandha: Always do test patches and all that kind of thing to see how you’re gonna do.

Amandha: Okay and then you can record in a little diary, which I always recommend a health journal, health diary to say, okay, I started DMSO, even though I’m on this particular drug, a thyroid drug or insulin, or something that you kind of have to take because it’s very hard to get off some of those medications.

Amandha: I started at this dose, I felt fine. My medication didn’t feel like it was overdosing. I didn’t have any extra symptoms. Symptoms of overdose would be blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, right? So you know what to look for if you do go down that road, right? This is all about. Safe wise decisions, knowledgeable decisions, not just throwing stuff to the wind and hoping for the best.

Amandha: Right? That’s why I do this work. That’s why I’m helping you understand it so that you can take these educated decisions for yourself. Okay so just understand the drug before you’re gonna go ahead and mix anything. Myth number 28, DMSO and MSM are unrelated actually they’re cousins and MSM is called DMSO2, and MSM is the crystallized or solid form, and DMSO is a liquid form and basically just the DMSO2 or MSM has one more oxygen.

Amandha: So adding one more oxygen crystallizes the substance and that’s why you can get, like, if you get our happy, happy body MSM sulfur crystals, it’s in a crystal, but it’s MSM and it’s so, it’s so close. It’s so close. And then you get the DMSO and it’s in liquid form and it has transdermal powers and other powers and other gifts that MSM doesn’t do.

Amandha: MSM isn’t transdermal like that. And so there’s some similarities and some differences in that way. Myth 29, DMSO cannot be used on open wounds. Actually, it can, and I’ve done it many times. It’s just you want bleeding to stop first, but if you start to use it, I actually make a 50% with colloidal silver, and that’s one of the best ones to use for wounds because colloidal silver can prevent scar tissue from forming and supports the lymphatic system.

Amandha: I don’t use it as like a bacterial, you know, killing agent or whatever, because it’s, to me, it’s irrelevant for its other benefits. I have an entire article on the benefits of colloidal silver. You can find it in my blog and also on my substack. But if it’s actively bleeding, use your pressure, stop the bleeding.

Amandha: If you need to use a tic like yaro powder or cayenne pepper, you can do that first, and then you can start to put it around the, a diluted around the wound. And then once you feel like it’s settled down, you can actually put it all around and in the wound and everything if you want. It may sting is the problem.

Amandha: So here’s the thing, like. It’s not a problem, but you will feel it. ’cause hey, it’s transdermal and that’s open raw skin. And so you may not like that sensation, so you don’t have to do it. But the point is, it’s not gonna hurt you. It’s gonna feel not nice. Like when you use my eye drops and they sting, right?

Amandha: It’s fine. That passes, but you may not want to and say it’s like a child or something. Right. You don’t wanna upset them. So it’s best to leave it, just do applications around an open wound not inside of it, right? But it won’t hurt anybody or harm anybody beyond the sensation that you get. That’s my point.

Amandha: Plastic leaching is a theoretical concern. It’s not it is a solvent. It will dissolve a lot of plastics. Not all, I don’t did whole video on that to describe to you the differences and what’s thumbs up and what’s not for DMSO.

Amandha: But if you’re not sure, you can test any of your components.

Amandha: Okay you can put in pure DMSO, whatever that plastic thing is, and leave it, sit for a day. And if it’s something that DMSO will dissolve or absorb, you will notice it the next day. It will etch, it will be softened. It will be altered. You will, and then you’ll know that’s not compatible. Do you have, so it’s too hazardous to ship or handle?

Amandha: It is a, so that’s myth 31. It is an issue in shipping because it, you know, say it’s built right, you have to have handling process procedures for it. It does have a WHMIS sheet, it should have a WHMIS sheet, right? It’s an isolated basically a chemical isolation from trees, right? Everything is chemical.

Amandha: Everything that we eat and drink and everything comes down to chemistry, which then eventually comes down to energy. Literally everything, like anything we eat, drink, do. It all boils down eventually to that chemical component, that activity, and then the vibrational aspect there, the energetic aspect that comes off of that, right?

Amandha: Your food included.

Amandha: So the thing is like if it’s shipped and it’s spilt, then they have to handle it properly because it’s a transdermal substance and they don’t like, you know, you don’t wanna get medicated from something that you don’t know what it is, or, you know what I mean? Like, you don’t wanna touch it like that.

Amandha: It’s on the floor now it’s dirty. So there is a proper way of dealing with spilled or broken DMSO, like in the industry, but it doesn’t mean that it’s hazardous material. It’s just, this is how you have to handle a substance like that when it’s in bulk and if you have a breakage. DMSO is, no, this is myth 32.

Amandha: DMSO has no role in heart or vessel disease. It has a lot to do with the blood and it can dilate blood vessels. It can in enhance nitric oxide production. It can, it helps the elasticity of the vessels and if you’re, have any blood flow restrictions. This is why it’s helpful in angina, heart attacks or myocardial infarctions in stroke.

Amandha: Right?

Amandha: Because wherever you have a blood flow restriction, it can work around that. It can open that up and it can get through right brain problems, problems with the blood flow to the brain, right and like a situation where you have like very and viscous blood, this is what is gonna assist with, you know, all the effects on microvascular platelet aggregation.

Amandha: It keeps the micro vessels clear, right? It is a lot of action on the cardiovascular whole network system. Okay, so here, I’m just gonna flip through some of the other ones. Now quickly blood clotting is really important. It can help clear blood clots. Just do not, if you go in the hospital with the blood clot, I actually had a case recently and of course she was instructed to say no to their warfarin and stuff.

Amandha: And instead she used this, so this can be used instead of anything that’s dealing with like a blood clot, right? Or where you want a blood thinner. So it can be used instead of drug blood thinners, basically. Okay, but don’t use them together because you don’t want too much blood thinning. Right? So one or the other, and I don’t suggest the other, which, which is warfarin or any of those blood thinners, which will very much damage your liver and other tissues.

Amandha: So because of this, it can clear all these blockages and get the circulation moving. Hair growth, of course it can help with hair growth. You know, I created my DMSO hair regrowth spray, which will, I think it has to be renamed to like hair balm or something like that. I don’t think we can say that it regrows hair, even though it does.

Amandha: It’s, it’s really it’s really odd. So you know how they want us to label things. Basically they want us to label not truthfully, like, they want us to not tell the truth about the product. Like even though it does the thing, we can’t say it does the thing. So you gotta guess. Okay. Oh man. Okay. And so yeah, this is for my hair regrowth spray, which we’re gonna rename.

Amandha: We have tons of people calling in. Thank you. My hair is thicker, my hair is better. It’s grown back, you know, I had alopecia, now I don’t. Or I had like a terrible thinning hair now I don’t dah, dah, dah. Okay. Like very, very effective because it’s going to help the blood flow get to that area added with the horsetail, which contains silica.

Amandha: So you’re doing both, you’re applying the nutrition and the blood flow enhancing to an area and that is going to result in a healing action. And I mean, some people are so toxic there that the hair has to fall because the follicle is so laden with toxins that there actually needs to be like a, a cleansing moment first before the hair will grow back after.

Amandha: So sometimes that has happened. That’s only happened to like 0.01% of anyone who’s ever used this. But it can happen if you’re superbly toxic and the hair has to leave before it can cleanse the, that area so that the hair can grow back again. And then we talked about concussions, so that’s fine. Do you so leaves the body quickly, not really Can be in there for weeks actually say for children in pregnancy.

Amandha: Well, okay, so in children and in pregnancy, it’s a bit tricky, right? And now slow doses, I usually say one product, say one of my products, it’s like a 25 or 30% once a day, no big deal because it’s like the LE levels you get in food, right? Kind of that kind of thing. And it’s normal and natural in nature and therefore our bodies understand it.

Amandha: But the problem is, is that these products or DMSO, MSM so forth, detoxes you and so anytime you’re pregnant or nursing, you don’t want to add anything toxic into your body and you don’t wanna start moving toxins around you only are gonna do it in a situation where you got another bigger problem, like you have a tumor and you’re pregnant or whatever, right and then there’s a different way of doing that and mainly the way is ensuring that your body will not become overloaded as you go to detox and ensuring that that happens smoothly and is done properly and in my heavy metal detox course, the entire first half is how to prep the body for detox. The entire thing is about how to set it up properly before you actually go and stimulate everything in the best possible way.

Amandha: Not everything you can take during pregnancy in that course but it’ll give you a huge kind of thought and idea of what has to happen in order to avoid a backup and that’s where the risk is with pregnancy or breastfeeding, is that the backup could be the, you know, amniotic fluid, the back or whatever comes through the placenta to the child, right?

Amandha: What if there’s a circulation of wastes now that didn’t get to the liver? Where are they gonna go? They could go to the placenta, or if the breast milk is being used, right? It could go out the breast milk, right? But that’s only if you’re not really doing detox correctly and you’re doing it too intensely in those situations.

Amandha: And that’s why it’s like a little more refined and most people, and most companies and most everything will say just don’t because it’s easier right.

Amandha: Just say don’t use it, don’t use a pregnancy in nursing, don’t use it. Right. Like you’ll see that on every product, like written everywhere. Right. And it’s just because it’s so nuanced that they can’t possibly explain it properly.

Amandha: But that’s really why okay and that’s the same thing with breastfeeding.

Amandha: Small doses are fine.

Amandha: It protects against radiation damage. Okay. Best done ahead of time.

Amandha: It will heal after the fact, but not as good as prevention. Right.

Amandha: Myth 41 can’t help with cavities or tooth repair. Absolutely. Absolutely it can.

Amandha: I created a DMSO extract with clove that is super powerful for that. It will help regrow enamel even okay.

Amandha: So no, it, it DMSO is amazing for the mouth. I also have my DMSO with added nutrients that all these have to have new names. Now, of course I guess I have to memorize all the new names for all these things and but this particular extract is very potent and powerful as well as my DMSO with added nutrients, which can be spot treated on an abscess or any pain that’s happening in the mouth.

Amandha: It can be used outside, on the skin outside as well. I have entire protocols in my library on dental health and how to use all this stuff. The member library that you get when you join Yummy.Doctor is ever growing and extremely valuable resource.

Amandha: It has protocols and definitions and, you know, you can peruse that.

Amandha: You can make suggestions that of things that need you want added to the library, and I’ll do that. So the goal is to have like a full you know, a fully fledged library and eventually I will, you know, probably turn that into like a book essentially. DMSO is obviously an oncology support. Yeah, so this is interesting.

Amandha: Basically, it, it’s more than just for like blending. They also do it for extra extravasation. So basically what that means is in, when people get chemo, sometimes it can break blood vessels. I know, I know. And they can spill, it can spill and start destroying tissue from within. But DMSO used for in these situations can actually limit the damage of this chemo from another angle, so even if someone, you know, is getting chemo, they can have like, say a 50% DMSO with them, and if they blow a vein from the chemo, they can use DMSO to stop the whole, you know, inflammation process and continuing to bleed internally from that.

Amandha: Okay the smell is fine. DMSO that smells in the bottle is still fine

Amandha: Yeah. This was, we already kind, it seems like a repeat. I, maybe I’ll put something else in that spot. The DMSO expires quickly. It don’t, it don’t, it is stable. It can last a long, long time. It doesn’t really have aner expiry date. So I think. Just keep it stored. Well, you know, that’s your main goal. It loves water.

Amandha: So if it’s open, it will start attracting water right away. And that’s over time. You just may wanna do the freeze method and pour off excess stuff. Just heard gunshots. I think hunting mode is coming to Canada. So they’re practicing, they’re shooting now. Just don’t touch my turkeys. They’re mine. They’re my friends.

Amandha: Don’t kill my turkeys. Okay, we made it to the last one. And so, DMSO’s myth 45. DMSO has no role in stroke recovery. Duh. Of course it does. So these are all the actions that it does in this situation.

Amandha: We already talked about the blood flow and the inflammatory, but there’s the antioxidant effect.

Amandha: There’s the the hydroxyl, radical scavenger, the oxidative stress reduction in general, and then you have brain cell deaths that happen after stroke. Well, DMSO can prevent all those cells from dying, okay? Because it can deliver oxygen aside from the blood, right? It can gift oxygen. And it’s not like you’re carrying an ozone tank or oxygen tank around with you, right?

Amandha: You have it at home. You can start to use it as you’re transporting to hospital. Okay, so this is all kind of extra cool stuff. This was a study done, animal study done showing that DMSO reduced 44% and infarct yeah, that’s pretty major.

Amandha: So this was after an artery blockage, so that’s massive and MRI studies revealed that DMSO preserved threatened brain tissue by maintaining the perfusion longer after the stroke so I think we’re, where are we at the end? Thank you. We are well done, well done, well done. I made it through. I did them all. A little more rapid at the end, but we did it. Thank you to Jessica for putting together my messy stuff into lovely slides and thank you to Fabian for making the PDF of everything that you’re going to, you’re gonna get as a member.

Amandha: And now let’s get to the 1 million questions that are here, which are many.

Amandha: It does. It’s so weird. It’s like a time warp for me when I do this stuff. And yes, of course. Everything is like, we’re recording this and everything goes up on Yummy.Doctor. Yeah. And you get sent it. It’s your, it’s basically yours. It’s, it’s all yours. That right. Do not worry. Okay. Let me go over to 65 starred questions.

Amandha: I’ll be fine. Alright. Excuse me.

Amandha: Can DMSO be used to lower LDL cholesterol? Okay. Well, that’s from Mary, Mary Alice. You don’t want to lower cholesterol really ever.

Amandha: What you want to do is understand why your cholesterol’s high, your cholesterol’s high cause it needs to be, it’s an adaptation.

Amandha: And it actually studies show that those with the highest cholesterol live the longest. So the cholesterol myth I’ve written about before, and you can find articles and things that I’ve written on it, but don’t fall for that. Like, congratulations. Okay. What it means is your body’s working and it’s creating an anti-inflammatory mo molecule and a patch, basically like a healing molecule called cholesterol that your liver makes to keep you alive.

Amandha: And what, what it’s saying to you is, Hey w first of all, you need cholesterol to build your hormones, okay? But you need to understand that it means you’re really inflamed and DMSO can assist you to get the inflammation under control to heal the tissues and then naturally the cholesterol will not need to produce so much, right?

Amandha: It’ll naturally downregulate because it’s not needed in that, for the role that it’s doing it right now and think about the blood itself. It, do you have hypertension with that cause oftentimes the blood is thick with these, with the cholesterol, and then the hypertension has to come to push this thicker blood because it has to get to the brain and it has to get to certain areas, right?

Amandha: And therefore, another adaptation called high blood pressure or hypertension begins, and that’s not a disease. It’s literally an adaptation to what needs to happen for the blood to move. Okay and therefore, in both those instances, DMSO is very valuable. And then there’s a bunch of root causes that need to be, you know, looked at why, why in your body is this happening?

Amandha: What’s going on, right and then uncovering the root cause.

Amandha: Okay can DMSO be used for macular degeneration?

Amandha: Of course as I said, DMSO is amazing for eye health and eye recovery. It, again, you always wanna think of it in a holistic way.

Amandha: You know, we’re not just taking something, I just want this to go away.

Amandha: I don’t wanna.

Amandha: No, like why do you have macular degeneration?

Amandha: What is going on with your liver that it cannot keep up with your eye health, right?

Amandha: If that’s happening, it means the liver’s not keeping up with the its jobs.

Amandha: And that means you need to consider liver health and upregulating its functions and upregulating its releases, right?

Amandha: And I have a lot of discourse on liver health and how to do so on Yummy.Doctor that you can look at. But absolutely for macular degeneration, you also want to do other supports and your liver supports.

Amandha: Can it help psoriasis again, another liver condition. So when liver expresses through the eyes and the skin, okay, if the liver’s overloaded, it will push out through often first the skin.

Amandha: Sometimes things will go to the lung as well if the liver’s overloaded, but yes, it can help psoriasis. I usually suggest a combination of my jewelweed salve for moisture level, like to really moisturize it and soothe it and calm the redness and then my dandelion lotion, my dandelion cream.

Amandha: I have a lotion and a cream and that contains DMSO. And that’s a nice level for working with, you know, more raw skin. It is a little bit tingly but that’s par for the course for like more of a raw, thinner skin. Once the scales are, you know, come off, then that under, that skin under there can be kind of sensitive.

Amandha: And that, and those two products can be used topically and will help as you also figure out your liver issue okay? And why your liver is stuck and why your liver is overproducing these cells and doing this, it’s kind of like stuck in a growth phase and it can’t get past that. That’s a metabolism issue.

Amandha: It’s a liver issue. Everything you eat and put in your mouth has to be assessed. How you’re digesting needs to be assessed and your liver function needs to be assessed. Okay?

Amandha: How to use DMSO for sinuses. I have a lot of material in this, in the library, but ultimately what you’re going to be doing is using a neti pot.

Amandha: I have done like desperate sniff of my eyedrops in the nasal cavity. Like if I don’t have time to, to make a neti pot properly than I do or I will just sniff my 20% or 40% eye drops. I’ll just put it in my anatomical snuff box here. You know how there’s a little shape here? If you lift up your thumb, there’s a little hole here that’s called your anatomical snuff box.

Amandha: So I literally go like this with my hand, put a few drops in, and then like, you know, plug one side and sniff. So that’s the quick way. You can also put it in a neti pot. I usually only do like a 20% max. It will sting again going into those tissues. Or you can go a little lower, but don’t go lower than 10%.

Amandha: It’s weird with 10% like that. A lot of the terrible studies do 10 percents and they have no effect or they find no effect or, or a worse effect or whatever, and then they use that or even lower. They’ll find that. And, but if they use a higher dose, they get the opposite effect. They get, they’ll recover in the healing or whatever.

Amandha: It’s a very fascinating substance based on dose. And so a lot of the medical tricks or the scientific tricks out there that show negative studies do this kind of really dirty thing. Like they like, oh, it’s 10%, they’ll use 10%, which in my book, as I said, just no point using 10%. It’s useless and kind of just confusing to the body, like use it properly.

Amandha: 10% is not the right dose or less, but I would say 15, 20% is probably your comfort level there. And you, you can also just, you know, dilute it to 30% and use it over the sinuses topically over all the sinus area. And you can access the sinuses by using the eyedrops too through the eyes.

Amandha: Can DMSO relieve tinnitus?

Amandha: Depends on the type of tinnitus.

Amandha: I actually have a course all about tinnitus and ear, like ear health. But I have a specific protocol for tinnitus and it can help. Again, there’s multiple types of tinnitus. So, again, you need to look at it from a holistic perspective. I’ve really found a lot of results with using ozone and the ear insufflation for tinnitus.

Amandha: So that can be another thing to look into. I have a, if you go to Yummy.Doctor in the public videos and search ozone, if you watch my video with Paula Prat she talks all about how ozone works and how to use it for these sorts, sorts of things. But it has like a little stethoscope kind of thing. You stick in your ears and you run the ozone at the proper gamma into the ear area for just only like, not even 10 minutes a day and doing that on repeat.

Amandha: I’ve had people just had tinnitus for like decades and it went away with the ozone for the DMSO. So application tinnitus, I would be working with a 50% magnesium topical. Just in general. I would be supporting the kidneys because the kidneys are what supports the exit of the ears. And oftentimes it’s a, it can be a kidney root cause issue.

Amandha: And this is why when we get older, all these systems start to break down. Okay. Does DMSO heal the root cause? It, it can, it can like depends on the root cause. Like if the root cause is a circulatory block, right. Then Yeah, absolutely. DMSO of its own can address the root cause, right? If the dms, if we have a true like sulfur deficiency then DMSO is gonna solve your root cause, right?

Amandha: There’s a lot of instances where I can say, yeah, it can, it absolutely can be a root cause application. But it depends on each case and everyone’s indi individual and everyone has their experiences and lifestyles and so forth, right? But yeah, absolutely in and of itself it is a healer.

Amandha: Like it does heal as itself. And, but a lot of what I talk about is it’s synergistic effect, because that’s so miraculous to me, like how it can work with all these other substances. That’s my fascination, you know, as a formulator, as someone very trained in chemistry, that I always just, that’s something I’m very fascinated by.

Amandha: But yes, in and of itself, it is its own healer and is not a suppressant question I’d like to know about using DMSO in a cream lotion formulation that uses a Ecocert/COSMOS emulsifier. is that a no-no? Or is it safe? And what about pH drift? Does it affect DMSO effectiveness? Well, I would say that the, oops you can mix it with emulsifiers.

Amandha: Emulsifiers are pretty heavy molecules. They don’t tend to bind with them. The emulsifier will sit on the skin. So it doesn’t go in. I’ve had no problems with any emulsifiers at all. And DMSO, they’re just way too heavy and thick. On, and then the pH drift. I can’t really comment on that so I’ll have to look into that.

Amandha: If you’re a member, you can ask the question in the membership and I’ll look into that. But so what I know is that what’s happening here.

Amandha: We’re here. We’re here guys. Take it easy. So the it’s stable. So what I’m saying in the formulations, it’s stable. I haven’t seen any changes because it, it’s its own preservative in its own right. Once it’s, once it’s chemically done, what it’s done, it doesn’t continue to chemically change once it’s made it’s stable.

Amandha: Can DMSO be used for COPD?

Amandha: Yes, I have a total lung protocol.

Amandha: I highly recommend if you have COPD on Yummy.Doctor under the courses section.

Amandha: You can nebulize DMSO. I have all kinds of recipes in that protocol.

Amandha: I’ve been using DMSO for more than a year now.

Amandha: My big question is the body odour it causes, are there any workarounds for this issue?

Amandha: I think we talked about it.

Amandha: We talked about the polyphenols, the pomegranate, in my book I talked about the MMS mouth spray, the hydrogen peroxide diluted house mouth spray.

Amandha: The quercetin, right, the honey.

Amandha: So there are things to try to mitigate that and also for those really sensitive, I suggest only using DMSO topically and then use MSM sulfur internally instead to reduce some, like, instead of drinking the DMSO, which tends to throw off a lot more odour, especially up the breath.

Amandha: You might still get some of the skin odour, but you won’t get the same like mouth odour, which tends to really be, can be intense. So you could try that. You can try reducing your DMSO levels, do it only topical, and then take the MSM Sulfur internally instead of DMSO internally.

Amandha: Okay, thank you for a reminder, would you be able to speak on the use of DMSO on animals, cats specifically?

Amandha: Amazing for animals.

Amandha: I designed a product specifically that can be used on, you know, children and animals. It’s a 30% with aloe vera, 30% DMSO, with aloe vera.

Amandha: I don’t know what that’s gonna be called, maybe that stays. So that is excellent for animals. Just make sure, I usually take a washcloth, I wash their belly and then I put the gel on their belly.

Amandha: Sometimes I’ll do the tips of their ears.

Amandha: Sometimes I’ll rub it on their paw intending for them to lick it, I want them to lick it to get internally, and sometimes I’ll put some diluted drops on their food. So there’s different ways you can approach that. I just find the topical gel does well.

Amandha: I have used my 50% DMSO magnesium on animals before with no problems.

Amandha: And a lot of people have used the eyedrops on dogs with cataracts with success too.

Amandha: They do have someone they don’t like do that, have the vet or somebody else apply those drops that they don’t see all the time on a regular basis because it stings.

Amandha: So How can DMSO be used for basal cell skin cancer lesions?

Amandha: I have one on my nose. Thank you.

Amandha: It’s tricky because often that’s like repeated sun damage. So what has happened is the underlying tissue is degraded right down and when you have that problem, then you have this like, kind of, buildup of toxins and the buildup of toxins can cause the aberrant cells.

Amandha: So then you get the growth, right? So you’re trying to, there’s multiple things you wanna do for that but one would be I actually created a product specifically for tumors okay and it’s cannabis with extracted by DMSO, DMSO extracting the cannabis then I also have the Grapee oil extract, another batch of cannabis, and then I combine those two.

Amandha: And there’s some essential oils as well in that product. It’s a private, private product, so you really have to email us for that link. It was called the Green Immediate, and we named it something fancy, I can’t remember yet, because everything’s being renamed and that basically is a topical only, it’s a topical.

Amandha: You put it on the growth itself plus a wide girth. You want more than just what you put directly on it, and you wanna do that about three times a day and then there would be other applications and poultices I would suggest.

Amandha: I do have cancer protocols that talk about poultices.

Amandha: I have a video that you might like about how to make an herbal pulis using Chaparral, DMSO and a bunch of other things that you can in castor oil, for example, that you could make and then apply over the tumor and put it on until like it fully dries kind of thing, like once a day.

Amandha: And I do suggest also urine therapy.

Amandha: I teach about urine therapy to definitely apply your own fresh urine or aged to the tumor. And you can, I have a lot of videos educating you on what that is and all that. So, and I think I have at least one blog written about it.

Amandha: So you can learn about how to use your own waters for healing.

Amandha: Okay, so what’s next?

Amandha: How much orally can you drink in a day per 24 hours? Yeah, there, it depends on your size.

Amandha: Like if you’re a big guy or you’re five foot or whatever, right?

Amandha: So there’s a little bit of that, but generally your dose, you don’t wanna go over one teaspoon in five ounces of liquid more than three times a day.

Amandha: It’s kind of like, kind of on the upper end of it, and you can’t metabolize too much more of that, you know, in that timeframe. That’s in a serious acute situation, like when you would dose like that, generally, I don’t suggest going over two teaspoon dose a day for something a little more serious. And you’ll kind, you do know how you respond obviously over time to feel it that out, which I always encourage people to really tune into their bodies and scan their bodies and ask their higher wisdom, is this right for me right now before you just launch in or you, you react from fear, which, see, the thing is when you react from an emotional place.

Amandha: What happens is you’re not, you’re reacting from your, like amygdala. You’re not, or, or part of your limbic system. You’re not thinking clearly. You’re not thinking frontal lobe or even the rest of your brain, right and it’s not the best way to make decisions is when you’re basing your decisions on an emotion.

Amandha: You wanna allow the emotion to clear before you start, making a decision on how you’re gonna do that.

Amandha: So just, that’s why I suggest to stop do deep breathing, kind of tune in, regulate yourself, and then make your logical decision on what you wanna do right. Okay. Last 4 weeks, I have had some success against sub-dermal mites. Like Scabies.

Amandha: Any protocol for this dani mites, lice?

Amandha: Yeah. Well, DMSO, that was my first use of DMSO, was on mites actually very successfully. I don’t suggest using Annette the 99.995% like I did. Actually, no, sorry, I didn’t. I used it 90% still too strong. I would go probably no more than a 70% for that. And the best treatment for scabies mites is your own urine.

Amandha: When I was 16, I had scabies and I tried all the things that I knew back then and the conventional medicine and everything, and it was my own. I, I’ve actually found an Vedic site medicine site that talked about urine therapy and how to use Shivambu properly. And I was so desperate and so itchy, and so uncomfortable, and so tired of washing my sheets every day that I went for it and basically I collected my whole urine in the morning. I followed the instructions, then I got into the bath. I started running the bath water, and as it was filling, I was rubbing the urine into all the spots where they were, you know, where they liked to be, which is in between your fingers, back up the knees, like all the places where the skin touches or where there’s moisture.

Amandha: And I rubbed it in I got relief right away and then I sat in that bath water till basically cooled down, and that’s all I did and the scabies went away, and I had another friend who had the same situation. I got to put it to the test. I’m like, Ooh, okay. He’s like, oh, I have terrible scabies and won’t go away.

Amandha: And I’ve tried everything. He’s at that stage. And I said, well. I have something for you. It’s you and he did it and he healed like immediately. So, there’s a lot of power to our own waters and I would highly suggest for that. Okay. Just looking through, see what I can do in the next couple of minutes cause we’re gonna wrap it up soon.

Amandha: And thank you everyone for joining. This was a great turnout. It was really, really I’m really happy to see so many people interested. Okay. This one about, DMSO when someone taking other medications like I kind of was talking about. So she has to be on her thyroid meds ’cause she doesn’t have the organ now to make her TSH and her T three and T four, et cetera.

Amandha: Right. And so, so how do you use DMSO? Slow safely is to go slowly just start with like very small and low percentages, small amounts, low percentages. And she will probably find she need whatever thyroid function she has left, it will enhance it and she may find that she doesn’t need as much of the medication.

Amandha: I’ve had people use DMSO in com in combination with oral use of urine to, ’cause what if you’re taking a medication, you do get some medication back in the urine. And so you loop that plus the metabolites and it’s a communication, basically you’re getting mass communication in your body. And then it can also help heal the organ and reduce the amount of medication that you need.

Amandha: It almost like that dose is, or that urine is like your dose for the day of your medication. But it’s more tempered and specific. It’s more artful, if you will, in its approach, like how it’s actually helping the organ. And so they can really come down on a lot of their medication using both DMSO to enhance the medication they’re taking and the Shivambu to regulate the whole endocrine system a lot better.

Amandha: So I would say a combo of the two and start with like a 50% magnesium and just do like one spray. And then just go from there. And again, just knowing what your overdose looks like, you know, and, and then looking for those symptoms. And then, you know, you have to, you’ll have to step down on the medication.

Amandha: Right. Okay. This question, if in heart failure and other heart issues and you cannot take by mouth due to metals, what would you recommend? You can take it by mouth. If you have, if you have, if you have metals in your mouth, it’s fine. Okay. Because it’s not, you’re not just sitting it on there. Right. And it’s diluted.

Amandha: So what you, so the only issue is that, you know, where are the metals in your body? What’s gonna move the metals around? Like, you can get into trouble with that. And so I would, anyway, in that case, I would just be using it transdermally and not orally anyway. And then I would use MSM sulfur internally, orally in lieu of and what was the question there sorry, I just wanted to, why did she take my mouth due to metals? Yeah. Okay. So that’s all. So yeah, use it. Use it transdermally. If you don’t wanna take it by mouth or can’t take it by mouth, but you still can take it by mouth in diluted form because it’s one teaspoon on five ounces water juice.

Amandha: You just drink that down or you can drink it with a straw, you know, glass straw or stainless steel straw. It’s fine and hearing more gunshots out there. So yeah.

Amandha: Okay, so people had LASIK surgery, you can, like, it will heal. Can heal vision.

Amandha: Okay but the issue is that when you have LASIK surgery on purpose, they make one eye a little more damaged than the other cause if you had perfect, perfect in both eyes and one was it wasn’t slightly off, it would be weird.

Amandha: Like, it, it’s not how the eyes work. So they actually make one kind of off a little on purpose. Excuse me. So, just be aware of that. It might heal the eye and not have a differential anymore, you know, but I’ve had a lot of people who’ve used it post LASIK with success. So, yeah. Does DMSO alleviate leaky gut?

Amandha: Well, it’s helpful for leaky gut if the, if so, what that means is the tissue’s been so inflamed for so long that you have the basement, all the levels, but including the basement level tissue, the basement membrane is permeable. Okay. That means all the layers of the gut. There’s been so much chronic inflammation that you have semi-permeable or permeable membranes through all the layers, and then things are getting through into the bloodstream that shouldn’t, and then you get food sensitivities from that.

Amandha: And DMSO can help to reduce the inflammation part and help heal that tissue, right, which can take some time, obviously. I would enhance it personally. I would be making sure that I’m looking at why this happened. So the lifestyle factors that caused it, the stress that needs to get under control usually and making sure the liver, again, is optimized and that you’re looking at in that direction and seeing what needs correction, and then using other things that help seal and heal the gut like zinc, like vitamin C.

Amandha: You know, all the things, vitamin E, those all help heal and seal the gut. And, and then there would be needs usually for probiotics and enzymes, digestive enzymes as well as you’re going through that process. Absolutely. I would be applying topically over the whole abdomen with magnesium and I would be ingesting for that.

Amandha: Yeah.

Amandha: Would DMSO help with someone who had a stroke a few years ago and how would you implement a treatment? Well, yeah, absolutely. Of course. It doesn’t like, the sooner the better is always the way because scar tissue starts to set up and that’s a longer healing process or a more stubborn thing to get to.

Amandha: And DMSO is excellent for breaking up scar tissue, so, yes, like as of course, like even if it’s an old injury, like the gentleman who had his old injury for, you know, since he was 12 years old and he healed so quickly from just using DMSO, right? So, yes, absolutely I would do topically, start with topically, make sure the magnesium levels are there, and as, as that per person gets comfortable with topical use, then you can introduce internal use and even use the combination of DMSO and MSM internally to really get things accelerated.

Amandha: If a person drove to Canada and purchased from you, would there be issues at the border? No. It’s not illegal. No. Especially now that our labels are even like, they like them better. No, it’s not illegal substance.

Amandha: So you just say, I bought some skincare cream, or I bought some, some liquid, some skin liquid or whatever.

Amandha: They know what this is. So, my mom is a double stroke patient. Could I take DMSO internally as a preventative against stroke? If so, how much? Sure. I mean, just ’cause your mom had a stroke, it doesn’t mean you, you know, it doesn’t mean you’re gonna have a stroke, but I understand your thinking. Yeah, you could use it like a preventative, of course.

Amandha: It’s gonna strengthen the tissue, it’s gonna oxygenate properly, it’s gonna help repair tissue. So yeah, you, I would just use the either one half to one teaspoon a day in five ounces of po probably pomegranate juice would be worth, worth the cost in your case if you’re gonna use it a lot.

Amandha: If I was trying to do that protocol I would do DMSO 50% magnesium, seven to 10 sprays twice a day on my skin, morning and night.

Amandha: I would take one teaspoon of MSM sulfur crystals twice a day. That’s 5,000 milligrams twice a day.

Amandha: I would drink hibiscus flower water often, maybe every day to help my blood, you know regulate properly, to clot properly, to work properly, proper blood volume. Yeah, I really love hibiscus.

Amandha: We, we actually sell hibiscus with chia seeds on the YumNaturals website, and you can make that into this beautiful, bright red drink that you cold brew overnight, and then you can sip at that all day. And it’s great. You can fast with it. And like, if you need to drop some weight real quick for some reason or something it’s a great way to detox and it’s nutritious.

Amandha: Like it basically gives you your whole day’s nutrition with that application. So. I did like a, in my 30 days to better health, that’s when I started to teach people about hibiscus and chia seeds together, and that went kinda wild back, back then.

Amandha: Can you use DMSO if you have knee and shoulder replacements? Yes. You can, again, diluted to 50% for topical application and you can use it internally as well without any problem because these, these materials are designed to not dissolve by the body’s acids and enzymes and stuff, right? Like the materials that are used are very strong and are not wanting to like, break down easily and the only issue is over breast implants, like it can break down silicone, but there are other breast implants, other materials now. So I usually just suggest don’t do it right over the area, do it at a distal area and you’ll get the circulation of it as needed instead of like directly, you know, dissolving over the area.

Amandha: That might be questionable, right?

Amandha: But those materials like titanium and so forth, and those really hard plastics, you, if you took them out and even sat them in DMSO, it wouldn’t break it down, right and so the body regulating everything, it’s nothing really to worry about and I even argue about the breast implants.

Amandha: Like, yeah, you take a breast implant out and you put in DMSO, it’s going to eat that up.

Amandha: But in the body, is it really gonna do it like that in vivo it’s, it’s not been seen, right?

Amandha: So a lot of the hesitations or cautions are extra precautious. Like in my book, I had to write for lawyers, so I had to be extra, extra precautious.

Amandha: But we don’t see a lot of these issues in real life. Okay? There’s a lot of theoretical concerns that we’re just being very prudent about. To be wise, right? To be careful and to be wise. Right? And that means it’s less likely to, to make a mistake or make an error of any way, right? But it’s not been seen in reality.

Amandha: So these are all theoretical concerns. One second. What’s the preventative dose for EMFs? It is okay, so say you’re going for an x-ray or you’re going to an airport and you’re not gonna opt out of anyway, opt out. Okay? But even so, you still might have to go through X-rays or just even being there. And what you do is you should a couple of days before start to DMSO load, if you’re not already using it on the regular, making sure you’re familiar with it, you know, already making sure if that you’re testing it on yourself, doing okay.

Amandha: You’re not gonna throw yourself into a huge detox right before you’re going on an airplane or nothing. Right? Okay. So you’re already kind of seasoned with it. And then you’re gonna make sure you take one teaspoon at least once a day in your five ounces of liquid. Then, then say you get up in the morning, you can take your dose, your daily dose, but you can take a second dose up to an hour before you’re gonna get your x-ray.

Amandha: And you could, if you don’t wanna take it orally, you can just use the topical application route. You can use the one with magnesium and just do it that way. But you do have to use a heavy spray load like about, you know, the maximum like 10 sprays to get enough of a dose that’s gonna do the do it for you.

Amandha: So it’s probably easier just to drink the one teaspoon diluted, then go to your appointment. But then when you come back, definitely do another topical application or just get a little bit more in your system. You can even take a half dose orally of it. Just to mitigate any side effects of the radiation.

Amandha: Okay.

Amandha: There’s like a lot more questions and I think we can save these. So maybe what I’ll do is like, I’ll take some of these questions and make like a bonus document you know, a DMSO Q&A bonus document or something like that for you.

Amandha: My team is saving all these questions.

Amandha: So what I’ll do is read through the most common ones and just put that together in, in another another thing for you, another document. Okay. We did it. I mean, we did it. I’m very pleased thank you so much for taking time out of your weekend to hang with me and learn, and I’m very grateful to you for taking the time to learn because there’s so much ignorance out there.

Amandha: There’s a lot of hate, there’s a lot of false information and there’s a lot of double agents that really want to play games with your mind and steer you away from this knowledge and this truth that DMSO is a powerful, very safe, very amazing. Beyond effective. Okay. Remedy that should be in everyone’s household that everyone should know how to use, okay?

Amandha: And that once you have this knowledge and this experience of using it, it’s very empowering and it can be used in all sorts of situations and can often prevent you from going to a hospital which can be a death sentence, right? In this day and age. And that’s all I want for people, is to feel that strength of self and to feel strong in their knowledge and understand the right action.

Amandha: And if, if I even got a little bit of that there for you today, then I have succeeded in my mission. This video will be as I said, available in the public video section. I hope you join us in the membership so we can continue having your rapport. And I answer as many questions as I can. And also, I’ve been educating members for over what, a year and a half, almost coming up on like a second year of this.

Amandha: And they’re amazing people from our community will help you if I can’t. And you know, we’re gonna grow to probably 10,000 plus members at some point, and once I do my 12 step how to doctor yourself, nice 12 step program. They’re gonna be coaches that can assist you. There will be community outreach as well that we’re gonna formulate so that we can really get away from relying only on the internet and reaching out to, in, in person real life.

Amandha: Meet our neighbors, teach each other things like have an outreach system so that we can really work together and heal together and support one another and live the way we were meant to live.

Amandha: You know, in harmony with truth and nature and principles of life. You know, applying all those to our daily step-by-step, you know, routines and things so that we feel vital and happy and can overcome, you know, what’s happened to our place here that we live.

Amandha: So thank you again. You guys are awesome and Yummy.Doctor all the websites I think we flashed already, but here I’ll show you them again. So we have DMSO.Store and HealingwithDMSO.com It actually, there’s Healing with DMSO.com.

Amandha: If you just wanna like, review the book, if you, if you haven’t had anything about the book or known about it, then you can like, read some chapters and things and get an idea of it. You can buy it from there. You can buy it from Barnes and Noble. You can buy it from all, it’s everywhere. It’s in multiple languages.

Amandha: I just had a request of someone who wants to translate it into Finnish, so it will be in Finnish. I think as of next year early next year, we have it in translated to German, to French to Spanish. So there’s lots of translations you can get on Amazon if you need it in a different language. And yeah, I really I am gonna update do an update on the book or I don’t think it’ll be a new one.

Amandha: I think it’ll be a revised version of it eventually to add more to it as I’ve learned and I will continue to do these webinars and the master classes. So please sign up for our newsletters so that you can, we can keep in touch with you and we can keep communicating because as you know, the censorship and blah blah blah.

Amandha: So we need to connect ourselves directly.

Amandha: Thank you to my team for helping behind the scenes and answering questions, finding links and so forth.

Amandha: No, there’s only, I’ve only published, I published it in 2020, the book in 2020. They did do a few revisions just of like if we found a typo or something like that that was updated.

Amandha: And the new websites have been updated on the book as well. But yep, it’s the same there until I do an update book. So wish me time to do that okay, so off you go and I hope you feel a lot more stable in your knowledge and the next live is actually tomorrow at three 30 in the afternoon so for those who are members, I will see you tomorrow.

Amandha: New bat time, same bat channel.

Amandha: But we’ll see how we like our Sunday days together. Okay, how about that? So we’ll see you tomorrow and we’ll see you inside the groups in Yummy.Doctor, much love.

Amandha: Thanks again so much for joining me.

Amandha: I appreciate you very much. Thanks for all the support, especially for small businesses at this time, especially for small businesses in Canada at this time.

Amandha: And much love and good blessings to you and we’ll see you again soon.

Amandha: Bye-bye for now.