DMSO Wild Yam Cream: Natural Handcrafted Hormone Support by Amandha Vollmer (ADV)
DMSO Wild Yam Cream: Video Overview
In this DMSO Wild Yam Cream video, Amandha Vollmer (ADV) introduces a topical botanical formula combining wild yam, chasteberry, black cohosh and DMSO. She presents the cream as a preparation for supporting hormonal balance through different stages of life, discussing menarche and PMS, perimenopause, post-menopause and hormonal support for men. ADV also explains that DMSO is included for its delivery and absorption properties.
ADV then explains how she applies the cream, describing two pumps twice daily on areas such as the breasts, face or hands. Because the formula contains DMSO, she emphasizes applying it to clean, makeup-free skin so that unwanted substances are not carried through with the preparation.
The video closes with feedback ADV says she has received from women using the formula, including reports involving hot flashes, night sweating, mood, energy, fatigue and sleep. She also discusses pairing the Wild Yam Cream with topical DMSO and magnesium and adding a B-complex as further nutritional support. These hormone-related effects and testimonials remain ADV’s statements and experiences presented in the video.
What You’ll Learn About DMSO Wild Yam Cream
- Why ADV combines wild yam, chasteberry and black cohosh in the formula
- How DMSO fits into the cream as a topical delivery and absorption component
- The different stages of hormonal change ADV discusses for women
- Why ADV also discusses Wild Yam Cream in relation to men’s hormonal health
- How and where ADV describes applying the topical cream
- Why clean, makeup-free skin matters when applying a DMSO-containing formula
- The hot-flash, night-sweat, mood, energy and sleep feedback ADV reports
- How topical magnesium and a B-complex fit into her broader support approach
Important Context & Safety
Educational context: This short video presents Amandha Vollmer’s formulation philosophy, product experience and customer feedback. Statements that the botanical combination balances estrogen, progesterone or testosterone should be understood as ADV’s claims in the presentation rather than as established clinical conclusions. Research on these botanicals varies. NCCIH notes that some evidence suggests chasteberry may help certain PMS symptoms, while evidence for menopausal applications remains preliminary. Research on black cohosh for menopausal symptoms has also produced variable results depending on the preparation studied.
DMSO is absorbed following topical application, and U.S. prescription labelling notes that some data indicate it may potentiate concomitantly administered medications. ADV specifically emphasizes clean, makeup-free skin in the video. The fuller product information supplied for this page advises application to clean, dry, unbroken skin, beginning with a small test application and avoiding perfumes, lotions and other residues at the application site.
Medical emergencies: Information in this video should not be used to delay emergency assessment or treatment for symptoms of stroke, heart attack, serious head injury or another medical emergency.
Full Video Transcript
Transcript note: This transcript has been lightly edited for punctuation, spelling and readability while preserving the speakers’ meaning and conversational format.
