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Amandha: So we can do some local things. Alright, so let’s get down to the nitty gritty. Let me just dig it up here for myself. DMSO here, which has multiple chemical names. If you are unfamiliar with DMSO, I highly, highly recommend that you go back to my first webinars and just take time of the first couple of videos where I focus on what is DMSO, all the information about the substance, how it’s used, how to use it safely because that’s your background education for DMSO to use in all areas of your health.

Amandha: I’m only going to glance over some of the properties. There are way more properties of DMSO than I’m covering here today. This is all meant to be building on each system and I started with DMSO education in the earlier webinars, and those are all available for free just as this one will be ongoing available in the webinar section on Yummy.Doctor.

Amandha: Everything is there and if you have any issues finding anything you can always email my staff at support@yumnaturals.net. They are great, they’re amazing people. They will direct you and make sure you get to where you need to go as well. Upcoming will be a revamping of our websites to make them even more user friendly.

Amandha: I’m creating videos to help you get oriented to the websites because when you have something with a lot of data, it can be kinda, you don’t know where to go first or you don’t know where to start, so we’re also working on that. On Telegram, it’s YumNaturals, and then Amandha Vollmer, and my name has an H in it, and then it’s Healthy Dose of Truth is the group the Telegram group name and Jessica in the support just put the beginner DMSO one of the videos there for you.

Amandha: And yeah, let’s get going so I don’t get distracted by too many cool comments. All right, so we know this is an organosulfur compound, very penetrative. DMSO is transdermal; it is inflammation-modulating, and I really don’t like anything that says “anti” — anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, anti-anything.

Amandha: We have modulation going on. We need inflammation. Inflammation is our healing response. The issue is when inflammation gets out of control and it does not shut off and it causes tissue damage. And so the great thing about DMSO is that it settles down the excess inflammation because no longer is so much required as inflammation opens tissues and allows wastes to leave through tissues and allows nutrients in to nourish tissues.

Amandha: When DMSO opens the doors and tissues, it allows for that process without the need for all those inflammatory. Modulating chemicals. And so that settles down the inflammatory process, not to a point where it’s stopping healing, but to the point where it’s stopping damage as an antioxidant. It’s very powerful.

Amandha: It helps sequester free radicals. It’s one of its claims to fame especially when you know, preventing radiation damage, for example. It increases the circulation of blood, it increases the circulation of liquids in general. So therefore lymph can move better. Anything that is blocked can become loosened or move again.

Amandha: And life is movement. And when you have stagnation, then you have changes of pH then you have other kinds of putrefaction going on in the area, and that can cause a lot of damage to the tissue as well and when we have circulation, we have flow, we have oxygen being brought to an area, we can have communication with the rest of the body, and then we can get this signaling that is going to give feedback loops and complete our healing process.

Amandha: It is a solvent, which is incredible, which is why it is so in. It’s such a powerful combo to use with various herbal remedies to use, with things like colloidal silver, it’s great buddies with all these other nutrients including vitamins and minerals and so forth. And because of this, we can really, we, the sky’s kind of the limit, you know, on how many blends we can make, on how many different things that we can put with DMSO to deliver those products to the end tissue where we want it.

Amandha: DMSO of course, will penetrate ocular tissues. And this is why we get that stinging burning sensation when we add it to tissue, especially to sensitive tissue or mucosal tissue that is ocular and so like it burns like the dickens because it’s literally opening, opening up the tissues and you’ll feel that, but it is a temporary sensation.

Amandha: Your eye will water and then it will relieve the pain and discomfort that you had before you started to use them. And people report, you know, it stings at the beginning and then it gives a very nice relief sensation right afterward and it doesn’t last that long. Now it can carry water, it can carry nutrients, and it can carry small molecules with it through the ocular tissue, which means it can penetrate into the vitreous humor.

Amandha: It can penetrate into areas that don’t get a lot of activity like the retina. It can move to areas that don’t always get a lot of blood flow. And of course, we are always concerned about purity. I’m very proud to say that we carry the purist DMSO on the earth. It is filtered to perfection. It is 99.995% DMSO.

Amandha: It is pharmaceutical grade, and that’s the only one that you should be using in your body, on your body anywhere. Of course you should always dilute DMSO before you’re going to put it in the eye. Now, I do know people who have gone the distance with using pure, but that is not recommended. That is only for experienced professionals that would know what they’re doing there, but also it’s not really needed anyway.

Amandha: And my rule is when, for the most part, if it’s a above the neck or inside the body, 50% is your highest percentage that you use in those tissues. And it’s best used in the sterile, normal saline, which is 0.9% sodium chloride. Why is because that is matching like blood and secretions which are salty that we create, and you’re matching those when you are including them onto those surfaces.

Amandha: You use sterile water, purified water, or purified water that is made into structured colloidal silver only. We use glass containers, glass droppers, and we avoid plastic. Even though DMSO is safe in hard plastics, we just like to prefer not to use plastics for eye drops, just to be on the extra, extra safe side.

Amandha: And of course, storing your products in dark cabinets. We do use dark glass, Amber Glass to prevent UV exposure. But you should keep your products in a, in a dry cupboard that is not exposed to sunlight or too much extreme heat or cold fluctuations. It has very low ocular toxicity. When I teach the masterclass, I’m gonna talk about the history of DMSO and the eye from, you know, a study and scientific perspective that we don’t really have time with to do today.

Amandha: But you know, it’s ironic in a sense that DMSO was pulled originally from markets because of one single solitary study that found ocular changes in rabbits and dogs and the FDA that was trying to shut it down and, and successfully rated and shut down Dr. Stanley Jacob’s laboratory was because of an eye study.

Amandha: And, you know, what was interesting is that they were, this is nothing to do with topical drops that are properly diluted or anything like that. This was heavy injections into the body, into the eye area into animals that were kind of abused. To be honest. It was, it’s kind of a gross study and I kind of feel like they were pushing the envelope to see what level they could induce toxicity because everything has its upper limit of some sort of toxicity.

Amandha: And what was interesting and never reported on is that as soon as they stopped using the DMSO on these animals, their eyes returned completely to normal except for a couple of dogs that they did severe damage to. But that became the justification, you know, to pull this very powerful substance that was saving people’s lives off the market.

Amandha: So we know that thereafter these types of things if you don’t have a strong internet connection, by the way, because there, it’s not the highest hd, but it is at seven 20, it could be your internet connection isn’t strong enough. You may need to shut off other things to run this without having lagging issues.

Amandha: Cause I was mentioning that someone was saying they’re having issues. Yes, absolutely. FDA is there for sabotage. They, that’s kind of their mo.

Amandha: Okay. And by the way, we renamed our eye drops as well. It, they used to be called you know, 40% I-D-M-S-O eye drops like they should be because that’s what they are. We ended up calling them cosmetic serum, and we are changing the labels. So there’s a shadow of numbers behind the label subtly.

Amandha: We’re not saying it so much as showing you a hint. So we’re gonna, you’re gonna see in the label backgrounds, 15, 20 30 and 40, you know, across the board. So that will help you kind of identify. But also if you look at the URLs, like if you go to dmso.store and you search eye drops in the search bar, all of that will come up anyway.

Amandha: And then if you click on something and then look at the URL, it actually has the original names of the product there. So that’s a sneaky way to kind of know what they actually are, what they were called before. So again, modern studies and properly diluted eye drops show zero adverse effects with prolonged use at these, you know, appropriate dilutions.

Amandha: And some people actually do find 50% have no issues with that, but I think 50 percent is a little too strong for comfort levels. So you get this transient stinging and this is one reason why you, it’s best or wisest to start with the lower concentrations and workup to the higher concentrations.

Amandha: If you’re already going to an eye doctor and you already have monitoring, it would be good to continue that so you can get follow-up care and feedback on how your healing is going, especially for things like glaucoma or retinal diseases. So let’s get into corneal and conjunctival disorders.

Amandha: Conjunctivitis, keratitis, dry eye, surface injuries, things like that. We’re talking about the cornea; we’re talking about the conjunctiva.

Amandha: Okay. These and when I do the masterclass, we’re gonna go into the anatomy. I’m gonna show you all these sections of the eye. And, you know, these things can get where you’re talking dry eye, where you’re talking redness or injection as it’s called. You’re getting some buildups in those barriers of the eye, you know, so we have these non-sterile exposed barrier tissues to the eye, the cornea and the conjunctiva.

Amandha: And so these areas are, you know, what’s once was thought that we didn’t have a microbiome in the eye. They actually did think that it was sterile. But it’s not, it’s not sterile. It actually has microbe microbial activity, which makes perfect sense because our microbes are there to protect us. They are there to repair, they’re there to make vitamins and, you know, break down toxicity.

Amandha: So why, why would it be sterile? It doesn’t make sense that it would be and that’s more recent that they figured that out. So, I mean, we think we know everything. And this tissue really does reflect hydration status and nutrient availability, and of course, environmental stress. And then common stressors, of course, especially this day and age, were getting heavy screen use, right?

Amandha: That’s a big one. A lot of blue light, a lot of flicker. LED flicker very tiring to the eye. You can see it a lot when areas are being filmed, right and you’re like, what is that flicker in the background? Well, that’s the LED lights giving you that, that constant energy and you actually can see that. You can’t catch it with your brain, but your eye can see that flicker, and it is very tiring to the eye.

Amandha: Every time you see something, rods and cones in the eyes, again, we will go into this in the masterclass, but rods and codes in the eye have to become activated, and that takes nutrients. And that means wastes are produced from that process. Just like all biochemical reactions, there is input and output that all has to be dealt with.

Amandha: Okay?

Amandha: Sometimes if you’re working, you’re studying or looking or reading and you’re not blinking enough, so you’re not moistening the eye properly. There could be just physical dehydration. There’s all kinds of various UV exposure.

Amandha: Of course smoke, pollution, chemicals, allergens, all of those things can be debris or inflammatory triggers for the eye. Healthy. So this healthy ocular surface needs your tears. It needs good tear quality to hydrate and lubricate the eye. And of course, the microbes need to be imbalanced, as imbalanced as they do the entire rest of your body.

Amandha: I was gonna wear my blue blockers today. But I’m, I don’t think I need them for what I did, the lighting. But normally if I’m at my other computer, I have to wear my blue blockers because the lighting is so intense. So as I said, is not sterile terrain imbalance can lead to the, this micro damage this debris cumulation.

Amandha: You get then an inflammatory response and that’s meant to bring blood flow and tear production to flush out all the wastes and to rebuild the tissue. If you see a lot of redness or injection or discharge, that’s a healing expression. That is a process of release. I already said the germ theory is false and the microbes are there as cleanup agents.

Amandha: And if you, there is something like what they’re calling viral or what they’re calling bacterial, it isn’t that, that is a secondary response. So if they’re saying it’s a conjunctivitis and it’s bacterial caused, well it’s not, nothing is bacterial caused. It’s actually secondary to whatever the real issue is.

Amandha: And there are no viruses in existence. So if they call something viral, you know, viral pink eye, for example, doesn’t exist. That’s actually an irritation of the eyes that is expressing and that is fully injected in the eye. So a lot of blood has to go to that area. And what they’re calling viral, what they’re saying is viral is actually breakdown of tissue products.

Amandha: It’s a breakdown of cellular debris, and they are claiming that that is somehow a cause and is not a cause, it’s a result. So the pink eye, as I said, is surface waste cleanup and can also be a specific type of trigger for purging. Just like, you know, we see this in children. Children will get what are called exanthems of childhood.

Amandha: And so when a child’s gonna grow, they have to they have to clear the garbage before they’re gonna kind of level up into their growth spurt. You’ll see this all the time, you know, chicken pox or measles or mumps, any of the exanthems that we see more so in childhood. Those are processes of waste cleanup that involve microbes for that job in order to prepare the terrain for the rapid growth expansion that’s about to happen.

Amandha: If you take care of diet, if you’re cleansing on a regular basis or the lifestyle is not requiring cleansing, these things do not happen. You don’t just randomly catch something, you don’t just randomly get anything. The contagion studies have proven that’s not how the body works. We don’t actually have an immune system that’s our cleansing network that goes into action to clean this thing up, to get rid of that which is unwanted.

Amandha: And it has a beautiful and redundant way to do that depending on whatever the chemical is, which could be hundreds of thousands of different varieties of that or what the complex is in order to remove those complexes in the most advantageous way for the body to prevent secondary or tertiary damage.

Amandha: If you kill, like if you take antibiotics or you take something to like kill the process, what happens is it shuts down the release and this is how the charlatans in the hospitals and in the, you know, in the clinics and so forth, this is how they get away with their fake heroic medicine because it’s kind of like a magic show.

Amandha: So what happens is because you say to the symptoms, stop. Don’t do that. Stop healing. Stop expressing. Go away. It does, it goes away. And it looks like, oh. It went away, yay me. But all you really did was say to the release mechanism, no and it stopped and then the symptoms go away cause there’s nothing wrong with the symptoms.

Amandha: The symptoms are your body healing, remember? And so all it says to healing is don’t heal right now. That’s what all of those things do. They delay or squash the healing response and then they claim they’ve curated it or they claim they’ve healed it and what that is a ticking time bomb. Eventually the body will, you know, figure it out and come back to finish the job.

Amandha: This is often why you’ll see things returning again and again, often worse. And in the worst case scenarios, it doesn’t come back in the way that it was previously. It finds another elimination route or a different way of dealing with the problem that you might not even notice. Like, for example, going into deeper organ tissues and just storing the, the waste instead of dealing with them the way that it wanted to.

Amandha: And then you don’t notice until, you know, time elapses and all of a sudden you’re like, why do I have kidney cancer? Or why do I have, you know, tumors growing? Or why do I have, you know, all kinds of lymph problems or et cetera, et cetera. And that’s because we don’t, didn’t allow the completion of those release pro programs.

Amandha: Okay? So, resolution is holistic. So we use all sorts of approaches. We don’t just think about the eye like, oh, I wanna put something in my eye and make it go away. We think about all the nutrition status of the body, right? We think about how our whole body is communicating with the eye for proper resolve.

Amandha: Now DMSO for these specific surface disorders, right? It’s going to get rid of the free radicals that are generated there. That’s causing a lot of the redness and irritation. It’s gonna, so it’s gonna stop the chemical cascade of tissue damage. It’s gonna modulate that inflammation, like I was saying. It’s going to settle that down and, but it’s not gonna kill and it’s not gonna stop what’s happening with the repair.

Amandha: It will reduce a lot of the swelling, a lot of the excessive symptoms, and it will draw in a lot of fluid because DMSO and water are good buddies and DMSO actually uses water as a propeller and just by its very nature, it will osmotically draw in fluid into the area or fluid out of an area depending on the need of a tissue and the communication and feedback loops that are happening there.

Amandha: You’re going to get microcirculation, you’re gonna get oxygen delivery to the tissue. So this is why you notice when you start to use DMSO, that, that it speeds the healing process. Things happen faster. I’ve had like thousands of testimonials of people saying this to me. They use it for all sorts of issues and they find that the speed of healing is increased by using DMSO, whether it’s skincare or they have a sprain or they have a bruise, whatever it is, it heals faster.

Amandha: Like, you know, kids with acne, they start using one of my DMSO based creams and you know, the next day the acne’s dried up, right? And that’s a speeding up of the healing process. So we’re not suppressing it. We’re actually just moving it through all its steps a little faster because there’s no congestion there, right?

Amandha: There’s no more stagnation there and so it’s gonna enhance epithelial permeability, of course, and just move all that garbage basically out of the way and it is bacteria static, it does not kill. So it will alter pH slightly. It will help the microbes continue to do their job without improper metabolic waste being produced.

Amandha: So more efficient breakdown happening, and then it’s gonna normalize the surface of the, the entire terrain. So everything comes back into balance and I just saw a question. Can you use while pregnant for the eye drops? Yes because they’re low dose, because you’re not using a lot, you can use that amount in pregnancy.

Amandha: So this is the protocol to use for the that category group of eye issues like dry eye conjunctivitis anything to do with the cornea. Even if you have a scratch on the cornea or injury in the cornea especially if it is an injury, go really low. So 15%, 20% is where you start. If it’s something that you’ve been struggling with for a while or it’s an on and off thing, or you’ve been suppressing it with maybe antibiotics or some sort of, you know, cortisone application, then you may have to move up to a 40% and use a little, use it a little bit longer depending.

Amandha: So, you know, general rule, if you’ve been suppressing it, then it’s gonna take longer to heal it naturally. This is why I urge so much to not suppress it as best as possible to, you know, support it as you go. Ideally prevent it, but sometimes that’s not possible. And so that’s why you can start with the lower doses and then move up to the higher doses.

Amandha: Okay, so then lower strength of course for animals, children, I just did a webinar and masterclass on DMSO in use of pets. You can find that in Yummy.Doctor under the webinars and masterclasses section and so for adults starting typical starting ranges, 20. 20 to 25%. Of course you can use any of the ones that we create, and you’re gonna put one to two drops per eye.

Amandha: You’re going to use two to three times a day if it’s acute and then if it’s something chronic, you can do once a day morning or night, however you prefer. And you could do it as a routine. For example, you can use your DMSO and then you can do a saline rinse just with pure saline. We actually sell pure saline eye drops as well, because some people like to hydrate the eye with saline first before they use it if they have dry eye.

Amandha: And some people find that after they use the eye drops, they like to use the saline after to kind of soothe and calm the tissue back down. And you can do it on either side of DMSO use. And then if you’re using anything else in the eye like if you’re using castor oil in the eye, for example, then it’s nice to do this process at night, right?

Amandha: So you can do your DMSO then after you let that settle, then you can put the castor oil in your eyes and then kind of go to bed and it’s a whole, you know, pro procedure at night instead of like, you know, multiple times a day sort of thing and I also suggest topical magnesium as well. Some people do use magnesium oil in the eyes.

Amandha: You can put a lot of things in the eyes. We will go into more things you can put in your eyes in the masterclass. Like cayenne pepper, for example. It actually, I know it sounds counterintuitive, but it is very healing for the eyes beileve it or not.

Amandha: Not fun, but healing. I will also delve into urine therapy in the masterclass to use that in the eye.

Amandha: But also you could do that in any of these. You could use urine in an eye cup for any of the conditions that I’m talking about here today. But we will talk about urine therapy and the eyes in the masterclass. Okay, so, then the duration. So acute, you know, something like a scratch or whatever, it usually goes away really quickly, you know, two to five days conjunctivitis, couple days.

Amandha: And I usually suggest to treat a couple days beyond when everything resolves because just the, the symptoms may disappear to what you notice. However, the really subtle symptoms might still, you know, be present. So, it’s usually best to do, add on a couple of days, and then if it’s chronic, you may need to do it longer term and you may need to do cycling.

Amandha: So like a three week on take a week off, you know, do it again kind of thing. Just to, just to allow the eye to regulate. And any of the metabolic pro buildup that could happen from DMSO use just to catch up with itself. If you get excessive burning, that’s too irritating, then it’s probably too strong for you and I would back away on the concentration.

Amandha: If you really are uncomfortable with putting it directly in your eye, then you can use these same eye drops around the tissue of the eye. You can allow the transdermal nature to absorb in the eyelid area under the eye area. Instead of putting it inside the eye, and you will get delivery into the tissue that way into the bloodstream, and then you’ll get still some eye support through that absorption.

Amandha: And that’s what I suggest for people who’ve had operations of the eye specifically, you know, cataract surgery where you have a false lens. That’s the way that you use these drops. For that we will talk about cataracts soon. And then also if you’ve had like lasik, you can use these drops in the eye if you’ve had lasik, but some times you may have more sensitivity from the surgery, especially if it’s like soon after.

Amandha: And so you can again use it around the eye so that you’re supporting the eye tissues just internally through bloodstream rather than transdermally using the mucosa of the. And the reflux tearing is normal. So, you know, just have a good technique when you’re gonna put it in your eyes. Have it so that you, you know, I like to put a clean tissue down, open my bottle, have it, you know, sitting there in a safe place because you’re gonna be kind of blinded for a moment and you don’t want to spill the contents of your bottle, which has happened before.

Amandha: We’ve had customers do that before. So just prepare your space so that your bottle is safe and isn’t gonna tip over anything. Like cats are outta the room, you know, nobody’s coming into no dog. Tails are gonna, you know, knock it off the counter. And then try not to touch the glass dropper to the tissues.

Amandha: Of course, just lean your head back. I like to put it in the inner canthus of my eye right in the center. I sort of lean over and I put it in where the eye meets the nose bridge and then I roll it in and have a tissue ready for any of the tearing. And I may swear a little when I do it too. Totally normal.

Amandha: Okay, so we’re we’re still at the surface inflammation dry eye. So this is some of the adjunct support for these surface disorders because like I said, all of these things are connected and if you wanna totally support the eye tissue, then you can do this in a holistic approach for even more rapid healing, and especially if something is chronic.

Amandha: And so you can do the saline rinses alongside of it. You can go back and forth between the structured colloidal silver and the, the DMSO eye drops, especially if you’re having a lot of like, you know, redness issues. It’s very cidal silver is very healing to the white blood. So if we’re getting pus especially, or you know, a lot of exudates, then colloidal silver is really handy.

Amandha: Colloidal silver also can prevent any scar tissue from forming, you know, post-injury. You can do it with, use colloidal silver with or without DMSO in the eye. You can use it in an eye cup. I really, I really suggest investing in a good eye cup. It’s very, it’s very helpful when you wanna, you know, really rinse the eye well.

Amandha: And then as I mentioned, castor oil can go in night, nightly, can soften any pro broken up proteins in there. And something we also carry, which is not available in the states any longer. Thanks. Trade war. But these are Pleo-MU eye drops, and they’re. A, they’re very helpful for, you know, anything like chronic redness generalized soreness and helps balance out the bi any like biofilm issues in the eye, in the terrain.

Amandha: And they’re great for if you do get, you know, seasonal allergies where you get a lot of weepiness, a lot of exudates, a lot of itchy eyes, Pleo-MU is, is really helpful. Homeopathic preparation for those kinds of kinds of conditions. Anything to do with the conjunctiva. Then there’s euphrasia.

Amandha: Euphrasia is a plant, is a remedy that is an herbal remedy for the eye, supporting the eye. And you can make your own, you can make it into like a tea that you cool down and do put in your eye cup and to soothe the eyes with that. There’s all kinds of different euphrasia based eye drops on the market as well.

Amandha: If you’re in, say, the states, you probably can find one, you know, more locally in your areas. I don’t really know if there’s like an attack on natural remedies in the states going on right now or if it’s just like, we don’t want other country stuff in our country right now, but hopefully you can find that there.

Amandha: You can also get, if you’re in a really dry climate, then you may wanna invest in a humidifier just to keep the tissues hydrated and keep the air clean. And like if you get wildfires or you have a lot of dust where you live, just to keep the air sort of debris and free and clean. And then Omega-3 fatty acids are very helpful for, you know, tear quality for rebuilding aspects of the eye.

Amandha: ’cause there’s a lot of fats that are involved and proteins that are involved there. There’s a lot of complexes in the eye. And of course we know about, you know, retinoic acid, vitamin a beta carotene, that it is very supportive to the rods and cones of the eyes. And you can get that through cod liver oil.

Amandha: Ideally diet, but sometimes it’s not you know, conducive depending on where you live or what you’re eating or what you can digest. And so using something like your cod liver oil is a great way to get it. But I would say eat a carrot a day. That’s what I would say. Okay, we’re gonna get into retinal conditions.

Amandha: What’s interesting is that I had the privilege of talking with a medical doctor who is a retinal specialist. All he sees are patients who have retinal issues and retinal detachments. He’s a surgeon; he does retinal surgeries, and he found out about DMSO from my book and reached out to me because he wanted to help his patients.

Amandha: He’s in the United States. So I instructed him on how to make eye drops for his patients and how to customize them for, so I worked with him for a bit and he’s helping a lot of patients now which is really cool. It’s really nice when a conventional, you know, practitioner listens to wisdom and actually just, just goes for it.

Amandha: He is a really cool guy. And he started to utilize the DMSO eye drops in his practice with great success and, you know, when he first reached out to me, he was like, I don’t know of any evidence that DMSO helps with retina and I actually, when I was still online, like on Facebook, I had one doctor come at me really aggressively, you know, telling me that absolutely a hundred percent DMSO does not help the retina.

Amandha: And I had to gently correct him that he was wrong, which no one likes to hear, but I’d tell ’em, you know, dude, you’re wrong. There are studies and information on the retina and DMSO, so, I don’t know where you got that from, but you absolutely can use this for healing all kinds of retinal conditions.

Amandha: Okay. So we’re talking AMD, diabetic retinopathy, hypertensive retinopathy, and retinitis pigmentosa. Actually, one of the first — this was way back, I think 2016 or 2017 — one of my first cases of retinitis pigmentosa came through my door and I’m like, Ooh, we’re going to use DMSO, you know, and it was very, very successful.

Amandha: The gentleman was very happy to, you know, have resolution of his condition. And of course his doctor didn’t believe him, unfortunately. But that does happen. There’s a lot of cognitive dissonance out there, and oftentimes doctors will just dismiss you or dismiss what you tell them instead of enveloping it and like, oh my gosh, how did you heal that?

Amandha: What did you do?

Amandha: Can I learn how what you did and usually they’ll say one of two things. They’ll say, well, keep doing what you’re doing then. Or they’ll say you know, well, you must not have had that. It must not have been that bad in the first place or maybe we misdiagnosed you.

Amandha: Unbelievable. So a lot of the detachment, so this is masterclass sort of level stuff. What we’re gonna talk about is like why it detaches and what’s really going on there. But, you know, this is really metabolic tissue and it’s extremely dependent on a lot of activity, on oxygen, on microcirculation on antioxidants.

Amandha: There being there to continue constant processes and you get a lot of accumulation and stress in the retinal cells. It can even be like a physical tension that is causing it to detach. It a lot of it tends to be a dehydration or these drusen deposits that basically are like a combination of protein and fats that cause these blockages in the area and can lead to this detachment problem.

Amandha: In the diabetic retinopathy, you get the you can get detachments as well or you can get just the inflammatory issues or microvascular damage because the blood’s not flowing there. And as well, you can get something called glycation, which is where the sugar moiety is attaching to the protein, and it is causing this sediment and buildup that is leading to you know, a retinal inflammatory condition or an actual separation.

Amandha: So this, this neovascularization is compensa compensating for ischemia. And ischemia is basically when you are not getting delivery of oxygen of blood to the area. So you get what’s called new vessel creation. So ne neovascularization is when the body feels it needs to build new vessels because you’re not getting proper blood flow and therefore oxygen delivery to that tissue.

Amandha: And so you start to see these compensational aspects into new blood growth. And now what’s interesting is the retina is actually sterile. It is the area of the eye that is sterile unless it’s breached and that’s, that tells you that this is a very sensitive tissue and it really does need microvascularization in order for everything to happen for it and so the main issue is this vascular damage.

Amandha: That’s where it detaches, that’s where it gets deposits. It’s all about the blood. And of course, what does DMSO do? One of the best things that it does. It helps blood move. It helps blood flow, right? It helps bring oxygen. So this is why it is so potent to heal such a sensitive tissue.

Amandha: And so we have like all of these mechanisms. That are helping the retina here, right? We’re gonna yes, of course the free radical, you know, issue. And that’s just from like one tissue breaking down, creating unstable tissues that continue sort of have a chain reaction of damage. You have these photoreceptors and ganglion cells and DMSO actually protects these very delicate tissues.

Amandha: It reduces that lipid peroxidation and any of the mitochondrial stress from the fact that, you know, it’s not getting blood and it’s not getting oxygen. So the mitochondria changes how it’s making ATP and then it’s not putting as much, when you have dmso it’s not putting as much strain on the lipids.

Amandha: You’ll get less depositing. You have this angiogenesis, like I said, and when you bring DMSO in, it doesn’t feel the need now to create new vessels, to put resources there because it’s getting the blood and the oxygen. So why would it need to build new blood vessels? And then we’re gonna talk about this, you know, more in detail of the signaling, the V-V-E-G-F signaling.

Amandha: Essentially that is. Activity of vascular endothelial growth factor, and it’s like a sponge of signaling proteins. And it is tied to you know, it’s, it is tied to the whole process of all these matrix changes. And it’s regulating the blood vessel behavior essentially. So in the retinal and the choroidal tissues, the VEGF is produced by retinal pigment, epithelial cells and these other cells.

Amandha: And that happens, that signaling happens when there’s metabolic stress and when there’s not enough oxygen and you have oxidative load. So when you don’t have that proper balance, then you get all this accumulation, you get all this cellular waste, tissue waste accumulation, and what it’s supposed to do, what this VEGF is supposed to do is maintain this very delicate retinal microcirculation, okay?

Amandha: It helps the capillaries become integrous in, in, have integrity, and it regulates all that permeability. So all the nutrients, all the oxygen that can get into these really highly energy dependent retinal cells. Okay? So you do need like enough VEGF signaling, but when it’s under metabolic stress, the VEGF goes like crazy.

Amandha: It increases too much. It’s like same idea as inflammation, right? You have low level inflammation that’s needed for repair, but when it gets too high, when it gets too much, guess what? We get problems. Same thing here. So it can, like, it can actually lead to edema, which is swelling of the retina.

Amandha: That alone can detach the retina, right? You get the bleedy eye, that’s a hemorrhage of the eye. This VG VEGF signaling overload can cause that it can even cause structural distortion, especially in the macula of the eye. And if you get new vessels being created here then they don’t get proper support.

Amandha: And then there are these different types of cells — pericytes, P-E-R-I-C-Y-T-E-S. They support these vessels and support the basement membranes.

Amandha: And if you don’t have the support from these types of cells in the basement membrane, then they can rupture, you know, there you go. And now you have vision loss issues. That can also be the cause of neovascular macular degeneration. Okay? You see that in proliferative diabetic retinopathy as well.

Amandha: And you see, do you understand like what is going on there in the eye? And it’s all you can, this is why, you know, I say it’s not that difficult. Like, yes, we’re talking about all these fancy terms that are, but ultimately, what is it? It’s always the same things over and over and over again. Metabolic stress, not enough oxygen, right?

Amandha: Too much tissue strain, not enough nutrients. The wastes don’t come out. That’s all it just different tissue types all experiencing the same stuff over and over and over again. Okay? So you need waste clearance, you need tissue perfusion. And DMSO does all of that. And this is why we see that it helps in so many different named conditions.

Amandha: And I, I mean, we are using names here that are titles or lists of symptoms that, you know, the conventional system has produced. But you know, we do, we really even need to think of it in all these different named conditions and ultimately kind of know, we just, we just know that it’s lacking in this histology or that histology of the eye and it’s all needing the same things, right?

Amandha: And then the other thing is with the retina. DMSO will inhibit these poorly regulated matrix metalloproteinase. So a metalloproteinase or they’re short form to MMP. They’re these zinc dependen. Enzymes and they regulate this breakdown and remodeling process of the extracellular matrix within these ocular tissues.

Amandha: Okay, so in the eye, these these MMPs are produced by retinal pigment, epithelial cells, okay? And they’re produced by these lea, they’re produced by fibroblasts endothelial cells. They’re produced by these, all these detox support cells in response to mechanical stress inflammation, oxidative load, any type of tissue injury, these will be created.

Amandha: So these enzymes are created because now look, we gotta break this down. Somehow we have to remodel and fix the tissue somehow. See how genius the body is. It will make these things in response to what? The feedback of what’s happening in the environment. Okay? It’s responsive to the environment. And now, normally, okay, when it’s normally running and everything’s fine, these MMPs, same as like the inflammatory molecules, same as the VEGF molecules, right?

Amandha: Running. Great. They’re creating the, they’re maintaining structural flexibility. They’re maintaining tissue health, right? They’re helping the control turnover of collagen, elastin proteoglycans the, the vitriol retinal, you know, interface of the eyes, the sclera, the retinal vasculature. It’s helping all of it be flexible and move everything.

Amandha: It’s like. You know, your police officers and they’re directing traffic, the nutrients can get there, the waste can get out. You get angiogenesis when you need it during repair, right? But when it becomes excessive, when it is not regulated properly, now you have the integrity of the matrix of the eye is compromised.

Amandha: So now you have overactivation. Overactivation is responsive to the environment of lack of blood flow, of lack of communication, right? And now what happens? It thins out, it fragments, okay? You get tight junction breakdown in the retinal barrier, and then you get these capillary support structures we just talked about, falling apart, just not working properly.

Amandha: You get leakage. You can get the wet macular degeneration. You can get edema, right? You can get all these different abnormal vessel growths. Okay? The, all of these elevations are a problem. And DMSO helps that because it stops the problem, the root cause problem of why these things are building up in the first place.

Amandha: Why these, these you know, matrices are overproducing at all. And so, and the MMPs do interact very closely with the VG VEGF signaling. Okay? So there, everything works in concert with each other. It’s, and the MMPs then will become these biological scissors. And they will start to break down a lot of structure.

Amandha: They will change the way your vision operates. You’ll start to lose vision. You’ll start to see retinal changes, right? So all this starts to happen when things are poorly regulated and DMSO will clear it, and then your metalloproteinase can get back to work as to how they normally maintain without getting rid of any of it.

Amandha: Meaning without giving such a negative feedback that it stops that process. It will suppress it, the excessive inflammatory signal overall. And then of course, you’re getting your antioxidants, your nutrients delivery. You’re getting retinal profusion, you’re getting oxygenation and hey, there’s your problem.

Amandha: And now problem solved. This is why I kind of wanna scream it from the rooftops, you know, how powerful DMSO is, how many different things it solves in all kinds of tissues. Yeah. Right? I was just reading, reading the

Amandha: reading the comments for a second. One second. Yeah. Cool. Okay. Alright, so here’s the protocol now,

Amandha: okay. DMSO protocol for retinal degeneration. This is for any retinal problem at all. Okay? Now with the tear, you, it, it, I really don’t recommend the surgery guys. I don’t recommend surgeries. Surgeries anyway are the last, last, most last on your list. Way, you know, you never start with such things. You always work on your overall health, right?

Amandha: You always start with natural remedies. You always. Help the liver support the liver. ’cause the liver extends into the eyes. You always help the supporting organs and you work on your eye health in every possible way. It’s last ditch effort for any surgery because these things are mostly temporary.

Amandha: And I can’t tell you how many regret stories. There are just too many. Okay. It’s not worth the risk. And unfortunately the doctors, the surgeons have incentive to sell you these products, right? So they usually don’t give you full disclosure and, which I think is criminal, frankly. Because they want you to, to do it.

Amandha: They have they, right? So of course they’re gonna be biased in how they present it. And some, some of them even get threatening. Like if you don’t, your eye could fall out. You know, you could die. You could, like, they, they, they’ll, they’ll, excuse me, they’ll put the fear of God into you to try to force you to do surgeries right away.

Amandha: Just say, well, thank you for your opinion, doctor. You know, I will think about it, you know, and just leave. And then begin, you know, begin healing those tissues and, you know, don’t let them fear monger you into going down a road where now it’s regret city. Because once they toy with these things and put aspects like metals and meshes and, you know, cut things and whatever, it, it often can’t come back once there’s terrible amounts of scar tissue or terrible amounts of damage.

Amandha: And it never really dealt with the root cause problem anyway. That’s like cataract surgery. I mean, if people had cataract surgeries and they still then, like, you know, within five years they had cataracts again. Right. So I mean, like, it never, ever really deals with root cause. That’s what we want to do.

Amandha: And then of course, internally you can use DMSO. So if you’ve had the surgery, and if so, you’re going to use topical around the eyes, but also you can do it in drink DMSO and you can use MSM sulfur, it’s cousin the one we carry is called Happy Body you can use internal as well. So it’s systemically supporting the eye, even if you’ve had surgeries, even if you have a false lens, right? And you build up to one teaspoon of DMSO, pure DMSO in five ounces of water or juice. I’ve said this a million times, of course, you know, it’s all throughout all of my videos about how to take internal DMSO.

Amandha: It’s in my book, how to take internal DMSO. And the ideal juice is pomegranate juice because it doesn’t it helps the odor not become as strong because if you use it with a polyphenol, it helps the metabolic process of the DMSO, so you don’t smell as oystery or as garlicy, depending on how you smell that.

Amandha: And as well, you use that once a day process. So that is one teaspoon diluted in five ounces of water juice per day. And I also suggest all, always, always, always topical magnesium. I make one with DMSO, which you can use additionally, so you can use my 50% magnesium with DMSO seven to 10 sprays on clean skin twice a day.

Amandha: In addition to your internal DMSO, if you wanna get higher doses and you can’t use just the eye drops directly in the eyes, you can additionally have the eye drops just around the eyes as needed. If you start to feel the tissues getting a little bit dried out by the DMSO, ’cause it can happen in those delicate tissues, then just continue your moisturization with castor oil over the area, you know, afterward and you can also use aloe vera to soothe the tissues. Aloe vera and DMSO are good buddies. So you can do that as a holistic protocol. But definitely, definitely, even if you don’t do the DMSO with magnesium use, at least just the topical magnesium, I make one just pure as well twice a day because it is essential for the liver to function optimally to help clear the waste from the bloodstream.

Amandha: Okay. There’s many other things you can do for the liver. I talk about digestive bitters. I talk about doing castor oil packs over the liver. I talk about coffee enemas a lot. I have coffee enema protocols and directions in my public video section and also I have blog articles on how to do those things, right.

Amandha: Now, if you have really serious disease you continue to layer on these approaches until you’re getting the resolve and the results that you need. And then you just keep going like that until you get your, you know, end game. That’s why like, I haven’t, if, if you do that, I haven’t seen anyone that needs to get surgery, you know?

Amandha: And again, and can you imagine what a threat that is to the industry? Well, doesn’t it make sense why they would try to shut us up and not tell us this information? Right? Because they know that if you do this, you’ll never, they’ll never see you again. They lost a customer for life, so they have every interest to not tell you this, right?

Amandha: And to hide this information. Okay? So I usually rotate my topicals. I’ll use my torso one night in the morning. I might use my legs the next evening I may put it on my arms and shoulders. So I like to rotate the skin that I use for the DMSO magnesium blend. I’ll use that sometimes. Sometimes I’ll flip and just use my Zen Magnesium.

Amandha: Kind of go back and forth with that and that’s totally up to you what you’re treating, how you’re feeling and this is where I really love this holistic approach, because we’re all individuals and really where I guide you and I want you to become more aware of yourself is that we’re all a little different, is that you really tune in.

Amandha: It really leads you down this path to tune inward, to tune into how you’re feeling, to tune in what it’s doing for you, and then you’re really learning yourself, right? You really know, okay, this is the sweet spot. This is how much I really like. This is the average. This is a general approach, but this is what really works for me.

Amandha: I really like to do it in the evening, or someone else will be like, I really like to do it in the morning. I like to do it once a day. I like to do it twice a day. Sometimes it’s three times a day. This is the power of really getting to learn yourself and how you respond. And this is also why I, you know, encourage for anything really chronic to keep a journal, keep a health journal, you know, just to track your progress and be responsible because if someone comes at you like a doctor, whatever, you got receipts, you can shut that up pretty quickly if you’re like, here’s my notes, here’s what I’ve been doing and here’s my results.

Amandha: You know? So of course it’s gonna depend on your situation. All right. So, for putting in the eye, 20 to 30% DMSO in saline is a good place to start. You can go all the way up to 40% here. But I do suggest starting on the low side, and I do suggest for retinal de degeneration to do systemic approaches because it’s generally something that has taken a long time to degrade, and you want results and you wanna avoid the surgeon’s chair, right?

Amandha: So you should probably progress that in a holistic, systemic way. You start once a day, then you increase it to twice a day how you’re tolerating it. And if it’s really severe, you can do it up to three times a day, okay? And you can take breaks and tune in to see how you’re feeling when you, when you stop and then, you know, step back on it and keep it in rotation.

Amandha: So you’re gonna do this for three to six months minimum. That’s about how long it takes for, you know, it to heal. I’ve got some people who, see, this is the thing, if you do it with a holistic protocol, it’s quicker. I’ve had some people, it takes nine months to a year, you know, for full healing and they’re only doing eye drops.

Amandha: They didn’t really change anything else. They’re only doing eye drops. Okay? If you wanna do it long. That’s totally your prerogative. But you get so many more benefits by doing a holistic approach, right? And the bonus is it heals all these other things too, right? Like it’s not just gonna go, I’m going to the hi today and that’s it.

Amandha: Like, it’s gonna go well. Yeah, there’s some skin issues or there’s some other organ problems. It’s going to target whole body, right and so there’s gonna be other healing happening. I do suggest to follow up with an exam every three months to make sure things are going in the right direction and if you stabilize it, which you should I suggest sort of a long-term flow a few months, probably another three months after that to continue because you might not, you might have healed it, you might have stabilized it. But again, the underlying can take a little bit longer to totally resolve.

Amandha: So the application is in the lower conjunctival sac, so you kind of like, lean back or lay back and it’s helpful if you lay down for this one because you’re trying to get it in the underneath the eye, the sack, underneath the orb. So you want to kind of lift that area and get it underneath there.

Amandha: Can take a little bit of practice to get in there. You are trying to get it posterior, that’s all. You’re just trying to encourage it to go a little further back. So you’re gonna roll your eyes gently after you apply the eye drops when you’re treating the retina. But I’ve had people not do it so perfect, and they’re still getting the results.

Amandha: So don’t, don’t be too stressed about the technique. If you don’t see any improvement after year, should I stop? No, because you’re probably preventing it from getting really, really worse. So that might be an ongoing situation for you until you sort out why it’s not healing. Where are you stuck? Where are you missing a key nutrient, right?

Amandha: Where, where there must be another problem if you’re not healing right? Must be. Maybe you need a heavy metal cleanse. Maybe you’re stressed outta your gourd and you cannot, right? If you’re too stressed, you know how slow healing is when you’re freaked out and stressed chronically, right? Maybe you’re not sleeping, maybe you’re not pooping, right?

Amandha: So if you’re not healing in the timely way, then you have to start looking where else are you blocked? Where else are you not moving forward in your life, right? So in Canada, easy to get the drops. You just go to dmso.store, create create an account, a free account, and then you can buy them that way.

Amandha: That’s easy peasy. Yes, you can use DMSO if you have mercury fillings like in your eyes. These are low dose. If you’re gonna do systemic, you have to be careful because if you have, okay, well, this is important and I’m glad you brought it up because if you’re super heavy metal toxic, specifically with mercury fillings, like if you have a lot of them in the mouth DMSO is a mild chelator and it will move metals.

Amandha: And I had a, I’ve had two cases in all the years of producing these drops where you can where the person’s materials were moving outta the eyes. We’ll talk about this more when I get into the cataract section. It kind of freaked her out because it created a, a temporary temporal arteritis situation.

Amandha: While the DMSO was carrying calcium complexes, protein complexes away from the eye. And that can happen. But you, but what’s important to understand is when you’re mobilizing waste and you’re using only a certain amount of DMSO as a propeller, as a physical carrier, it can redeposit those things temporarily.

Amandha: And what it means is you have to keep going. You must keep going because you don’t want it to settle in unwanted areas. You want it to continue on and finish its metabolic process and removal process. And so that is important, and this is why it’s important to watch my earlier videos on DMSO, so you understand that it can move all kinds of complexes and when it runs out, its propeller, it will just settle those things back, including mercury and stuff.

Amandha: It will just settle it where it is. And what you need to do is continue with the detox until completion in, in cases where you notice that it’s settling it in other tissues. Like there was one case of a child and he s swallowed something that we weren’t sure what he swallowed or what had happened, but he was in severe, severe GI distress.

Amandha: And the doctors couldn’t figure out what was happening. He got sent home I think with one of the, I can’t remember the drugs he was given. And the mom didn’t wanna use the drugs. She felt like something was really wrong. And she contacted me and we started using topical DMSO and magnesium over his abdomen.

Amandha: And when he started, I think we gave him a little bit orally as well, because it was a gastrointestinal issue. And what happened is, at the beginning, he went into worse pain, okay? He went into worse pain and it, and he, when he described it, it said, it feels like something is moving. Okay. It feels like something is moving.

Amandha: And I said, I know it’s tough, buddy, but we’re gonna just keep going and I promise you it’s gonna get better soon. And that’s exactly what happened. He, something moved out of him, and he had a very, I’ll spare you the details, but he had a very interesting bowel movement, okay? That gave him great relief when he finally released the substance that was in there.

Amandha: And he completely a hundred percent healed from that situation without needing any drugs. And it’s because of the power of the mobilization that DMSO offers, and that happens in the eye that can happen with metals. And the moral of the story is not to freak out when you see these changes happening because it’s part of the process.

Amandha: All right? You know, doctors will say if it’s, you know, getting worse to stop a certain thing, and yes, that, that sometimes can be true, that it’s a feedback telling you to stop. But you have to understand the properties of DMSO that sometimes it’s not appropriate to stop. It’s appropriate to continue to completion.

Amandha: Okay? So this adjunct supports this holistic support. If you want this, which I do recommend if you have a retinal issue, you’re already quite advanced. That tissue takes a while to get to that level where you’re actually, you know, an eye doctor is saying, wow, we have a problem here. Or you’re at detachment level, you’ve had a problem for a while, you’re more than likely already depleted.

Amandha: And so I do suggest the systemic approach here. You’re going to increase vitamins A, C, and E; you’re going to take zinc and copper. I like zinc picolinate, 50 milligrams with food. Lutein and zeaxanthin are used a lot. You can use complexes that have lutein and zeaxanthin in them.

Amandha: Just as an overall support, antioxidant support vitamin C at least 500 milligrams twice daily. You can do saturation doses or high doses of vitamin C. I do suggest the you know, the sodium ascorbate, the ones that are more buffered if you’re gonna do higher doses. And bilberry extract also can be supportive for eye health.

Amandha: 160 milligrams twice a day. Ginkgo biloba helps with brain circulation and your eyes are in extension of your brain, you know, your aperture, the little pupil. You know how when light shrinks it and you know, you see that when it’s when the aperture is open, like when we dilate the eye and look into it with our, you know, our, our tools.

Amandha: What we’re looking at is the back of the eye. Like you can literally see into your brain through the aperture of the eye. It’s, it’s not like when we were kids and we paint a little dark black thing. It’s not like a black dot, it’s a hole. So you can see everything going on there, which is really cool.

Amandha: It’s really cool to look in the eye. And so, ginkgo helps blood flow to the brain and to the eye and can be very helpful. You just, unfortunately can’t take ginkgo with a lot of medications. So just be aware of that. Blood sugar stabilization, if you’ve got pre-diabetic or diabetic conditions, then hey, that’s top priority to regulate, right?

Amandha: You have berberine 500 milligrams before meals. That is very helpful as well to structure the eye to inflammation. Drink your water, like stay hydrated. Protect your eyes from really high uv and you can make sure that when you sleep, you sleep in pure darkness. You don’t have lights on in your space and so getting that proper circadian rhythm is very important for eye health and then get your, you know, your regular retinal imaging to see how you’re going. Okay, so now let’s get into glaucoma. This is the intraocular pressure and your optic nerve health. So really glaucoma is reflecting this the aqueous humor has to drain, right?

Amandha: There’s a lot of hydration, there’s a lot of fluid movement, and you, it has to drain.

Amandha: So, you have this trabecular mesh work and again, see same problem accumulating debris, and it gets rigid, it gets stiff. Just think about it, like, you know, think about something that is breaking down, that is not getting re its nutrients and hydration.

Amandha: It’s going to become rigid. So then you get this chronic pressure situation and it’s gonna start to strain those fibers of the optic nerve. The inflammation can actually be kind of low grade and silent.

Amandha: You can’t notice it right away. So I would say using DMSO eye drops just prophylactically can prevent a lot of these problems from even forming in the first place and now you’ve got this toxic load adding to the, to the already forming problem and then you get the same thing. Ischemia and oxidative stress there is your tissue damage.

Amandha: Same problem, same problem, same problem and it’s the same thing that DMSO solves, right? Aqueous outflow. You get propeller movement.

Amandha: The collagen DMSO and collagen is really incredible. It’s why it works so great for anti-aging, right? That’s why my, that’s why my facelift in a jar is like our top seller. I think still to this day. Not that humanity is superficial or nothing, but it remodels collagen, okay and it, it fixes connective tissue, which is part of the aging process.

Amandha: So if you have something that remodels collagen, that’s very powerful and it will dissolve a lot of these organic deposits that are going into these drainage channels, these drainage channels can get like stuck or blocked and that’s gonna affect of course, the pressure, right? And so you get this swelling, you get edema, you get fluid backlog, and then you get this.

Amandha: Optic nerve perfusion problem and of course all the free radical issues that are gonna come from the tissue damage and, you know, all these problems and DMSO is going to help with all of this issue. It’s going to balance the inflammation, it’s gonna protect the neuro, neuro is gonna give neuroprotection, so the nerve is going to become appliable and able to self-repair.

Amandha: Okay? The, the swelling can go down, the fluid backlog can go down, all of these things. Alright.

Amandha: All right, let me go over here. So this is the DMSO protocol for glaucoma. All right? Again, 20% is usually enough to go on to use. And I would suggest the one with vitamin C, the sodium ascorbate, okay? If you are tolerating the 20, if you are doing well on that for a while, then next time you purchase, move up to the 40.

Amandha: But always, always start at the 20% level. You have one drop per eye twice a day. And if you are using any pharmaceutical drops to manage you’re gonna work away from that as best you can, but at least space it 30 minutes away. But keep in mind that, you know, DMSO should be used first ultimately, and the drug delivery is increased by DMSO.

Amandha: So, you know, it’s something that you can work with with your doctor. So, you know, it’s interesting that DMSO and drugs combination are used a lot because especially like things like chemo. Because you need less of the drug to get the effect you’re after because DMSO allows for better drug delivery and utilization, right?

Amandha: And so they, these things actually do work well together, but unless you’re working with your doctor and they know what you’re doing, then keep the usage 30 minutes apart at least and so we’re gonna talk about this therapy being a little more long-term. I would reassess every six months. For successful glaucoma, you’ve gotta do systemic stuff.

Amandha: This is big deal. There’s a lot of nutrients missing here. I’ve not seen, I don’t think I’ve seen someone with glaucoma just use eye drops and only may like and heal quickly. You know, because this is already a liver condition. This is already a whole body condition. Some are more focused just on eye.

Amandha: But, you know, when we’re thinking about what’s going on here, this is systemic. This is glaucoma is a systemic disease, all right? You would redu start reducing these pharmaceuticals over time. You definitely don’t wanna rinse out the DMSO. Like you don’t wanna use saline after this one. And you’re go, ideally, if you can really flood the eyes with DMSO, and I would even use it around the eye and the internal protocol, the DMSO internal protocol with glaucoma in addition, okay?

Amandha: You’re gonna do magnesium topical, but also internal. Internal is gonna be around 300, 200 to 400 milligrams, three hundred’s. Fine. Before a bed chromium and trace minerals, we carry something called concentrate. It’s a, it covers everything, covers every trace mineral you’re going to need and it’s like ocean water.

Amandha: It’s beautiful. It’s like — it’s actually from Nevada. It’s the Great Salt Lake. It’s got all the trace minerals from the Great Salt Lake. And then you’re going to support the liver through herbs. For example, castor oil packs. You could do coffee enemas; there are lots of things that you could do.

Amandha: But you can use things that support like digestive bitters things like dandelion to support the liver. I also suggest kidney support with glaucoma. Okay. And in this case using something like parsley leaf parsley is very potent. Tonifying herb for kidneys. And Utah, not Nevada. Thank you.

Amandha: Did that, is that what I said? Nevada? Yeah. It’s in from Utah. Thank you. The Utah Great Salt Lake. Beautiful. Actually huge fricking lake. It’s, it should be an ocean. It’s so big and yes and then the B vitamin compliment leaning heavy on the B one and B12 and coq 10 as well for the mitochondria. Okay.

Amandha: You can use a hundred milligrams daily of ubiquinol. You can use one in a blend that has taurine and stuff, cause a lot of them are geared towards heart and circulation. That’s fine. Or, or just pure. Totally, totally up to you, depending on what you’ve got going on. Stress reduction, eye exercises like eye yoga.

Amandha: Okay. Physical activity. You gotta move your blood, you gotta move your body. You gotta stretch. If you don’t move, you die. Okay? Movement is life. Movement of blood, movement of breath, right? We have to move to live. You don’t, you don’t move, you lose, right? You lose it. You gotta, it’s just what life is. We need that little bit of stress.

Amandha: You know? Healthy stress is meaning. We have to challenge ourselves. We have to push a little bit. We have to train a little bit, right? In order to get everything mobilized and moving. And you feel better. You do. You feel better. You might not want to, nobody wants to. However, when you do it, the result is, you know, the end result is benefit, right?

Amandha: ConcenTrace, I think it’s one capful a day. I’m pretty sure; it’s on the bottle. It tastes like salt. It’s very salty. I like to put it in water so it’s not so intense. Okay: inflammatory eye conditions — uveitis, iritis, scleritis.

Amandha: Anytime you see itis, you got the itis. That’s an inflammatory condition. That means that the body is using inflammatory mediators, right? To get things happening. To get the same thing. I’m gonna say movement, right? We’re gonna get toxins, poisons, broken down tissue, metabolic waste spent, chemicals, okay? Out.

Amandha: They have to move out and nutrients, repair tools, et cetera, has to come in and how do you do it? Well, when you have inflammation, you create signal molecules and also you create doorways through swelling. You create the inflammation, creates swelling of the cells that open the gaps between the cells and then that’s a road.

Amandha: It’s literally like a roadway. In and out, in and out can come that way. Right? And that’s why I love DMSO because it makes a perfusion without needing the swelling. You don’t need to go this way to get the job done. Now the uveal tissue is basically being used as a detox outlet. It’s not the best way you wanna detox.

Amandha: You don’t usually detoxing through your eye is not the funnest, okay and they love, they love explaining things like it’s autoimmune. We don’t know what it is. So we’re gonna just say your body is attacking itself. No, your body’s not stupid. Your body doesn’t attack itself. If the body feels the need to get rid of tissue, it’s because it’s so toxic.

Amandha: It absolutely needs to get rid of the tissue and remake the tissue, right? It’s not just doing it for shits and giggles and it is trying to do it and it might be doing it unsuccessfully because it’s missing a key component to do it properly. Okay? And this is always coming from gut and liver. Gut and liver.

Amandha: Gut and liver. If you’ve gut inflammatory eye condition and you’re not, you know, sawing wood or you have you know, some sort of smoke that’s causing it, like you can just, the same thing with like eczema or psoriasis or anything of the skin or anything where you have an inflammation. First you rule out is there an environmental, you know, an outside thing that is irritating.

Amandha: Well, if not, if it’s not that, then you know. This is an internal issue and it always starts with the gut and the liver. This is why you can simplify health, okay? You can always start at the gut and the liver, no matter what you’ve got going on, and you can lift those burdens.

Amandha: If you need to fast, then fast.

Amandha: Give it a break. If you need to purge purge, do an enema. If you need to hydrate, if you need to rest, just let it regulate itself. Okay? So the inflammation process think of it as it’s cleansing and healing. It’s trying to do something. It’s not like, oh, it’s inflamed bastard. No, it’s the body’s trying to fix your problem for you.

Amandha: Okay and yeah, if it’s stuck and if it’s prolonged and if it’s, you know, not able to resolve, then it’s, yes, it’s an issue, it’s a problem. It means things are stuck and it means you need to help it along. So we know I’ve said sort of a lot of things in multiple ways of this. We already know, I think already at this stage here, you know, like we’re almost at seven o’clock and we started at five o’clock.

Amandha: And I think you have figured out by now what some of the mechanisms of DMSO are in your ocular tissue. Okay? I bet you if we did a little test, you would be able to, you’d be able to get some of these, all right. We know that it’s now specifically it is stabilizing these lysosomal membrane membranes as well.

Amandha: It is reducing specifically excess prostaglandins and cytokines ’cause they don’t need to be there. The pain signaling as downgrading. ’cause again, a lot of those inflammatory molecules actually cause pain. Right. This is why DMSO is one of the best painkillers that we have. It, it, you don’t need pain signaling, you don’t need all that inflammatory activity.

Amandha: Again, when you have DMSO. So what the pain decreases and it’s gonna bind and remove a lot of these metabolites that are happening and get them out of the way. So Uveitis, scleritis, any of the itises you can go a little higher with these, but if it bothers you, then again, 20% is your sweet spot. I’ve used 40% for things like this.

Amandha: Yes, you’ll get the burning and the tearing, that’s normal. But it, it, the relief afterward is remarkable, right? You just gotta get through the sting. If it’s really acute, you can actually apply this every few hours to get it under control, and then you’re gonna taper it over weeks gradually.

Amandha: Now, if you have a physical, something exposed in your eye, a toxic pollutant that you know, you’ve exposed yourself to try to wash your eye out first with just regular saline, you know, use an eye wash station kind of idea, right? Where you’re gonna cleanse the eye before you start using DMSO of a chemical or anything.

Amandha: You’d never, ever mix DMSO and chemicals. If you do have, there’s a chemical spill or something where you know you got dust in the eyes or things wash the eye first, just like you would cleanse your skin first, wash your eye first of that chemical before you use DMSO in it because you don’t wanna take in more of that chemical.

Amandha: You wanna allow the washing process first, and then you can treat using DMSO. Now if it’scleritis, it could take a little bit longer or more intensive dosing for that. If the sclera become rigid, you know, and it could take months, but acute cases within a week or so is, is complete. Omega-3 fatty acids, curcumin is wonderful for modulating inflammation as well.

Amandha: I love that. I love that. In pets and animals especially, it’s very well tolerated. Supporting the liver. Detoxing the liver. Probiotics are really helpful in these types of cases, cause oftentimes there’s an imbalance there, there’s a terrain imbalance going on. Vitamin C 3000 milligrams a day and you can also do MSM sulfur, which is DMSO’s cousin.

Amandha: MSM is actually DMSO₂. So there’s an extra oxygen moiety onto that and you can take five grams once or twice a day of that and strengthens tissues, all tissues to the body because all of your cells have sulfur cross linkages. And we tend to be actually deficient in this type of sulfur in our bodies and that is important for tissue integrity.

Amandha: It’s one of the reasons DMSO rebuilds skin, hair, nails, and all these things of your body, including the eye tissue is ’cause it’s helping rebuild all the sulfur cross linkages that hold, literally hold your cells and make them into tissues. Hold all the hands of all the cells together.

Amandha: Boswellia or frankincense is really helpful for these sorts of things. You can take that as an oral supplement. Some people use CBD oil for these types of situations. And then magnesium to use topical and or orally for that. Okay, we’re gonna, I think we’re, we’re getting there. I think we have about 12 slides left.

Amandha: We’re gonna get into cataracts here. And I, yes, I already commented on the artificial lens, but I’ll do it again. Even though some people have used DMSO in low dose on an artificial lens, no issue. I don’t recommend it. ’cause it can blur and damage the lens because it’s synthetic. And, you know, DMSO dissolves soft some of these soft materials.

Amandha: So, what’s happening here with cataracts is this this protein misfolding, again, we have oxidative stress. It’s just at a different tissue type, right? It’s the same problem, different tissue type, different histology. So the lens is dependent on the aqueous humor for its nutrition. If you get glycation, you got diabetes.

Amandha: I mostly see, honestly, I always, almost always see a correlation with cataracts and glycation and, which means they’re pre-diabetic or diabetic. Okay? You gotta dog with cataracts. Wrong food, an adult with cataracts, wrong food, right? It eating years and years of wrong food, damaging the liver, leading to this problem, leading to an insulin resistance and sugar running around.

Amandha: Children in, you know, children in a mall with no parents, okay. Running around without any, anybody monitoring and off they go to this area. And they damage this, this specific region causing this opacity problem. Okay? Steroids are not the answer, actually increased risk. So if you’re using topical steroids, guess what happens?

Amandha: Damages the liver. Here’s our liver eye connection again. Steroids damage the liver, you know, then you have the accumulation, broken proteins breaking down, right? Causing this lens. Issue and UV exposure, yes, can increase the risk, but this is this, you know, it has to be improper. Like, you know, you got a farmer with glare, you got a someone on the, on the ocean all day.

Amandha: You know, it really high UV can increase risk if you’re already vulnerable. And but ironically, or interestingly enough, you can do low UV exposure at like sunrise and sunset and something that I’ll get into in the masterclass which is called sun gazing and sun gazing is just what sounds like gazing at low level UV in the morning and evening.

Amandha: So up to one hour you know, from sun, like sun is rising, and you can look at the sun directly up until about one hour or at a specific UV level and right before it’s sunset up to one hour before the sun goes away. You can also gaze at the sun and it heals the eyes. It is eye healing and it, it’s a very spiritual practice as well.

Amandha: So I’ll get into that more in the masterclass. Now what DMSO is doing here is dissolving these misfolded proteins. It is breaking the abnormal disulfide bonds — the misfolded stuff, everything that’s improperly bonded. It’s helping delivery of products that are there, NAC, vitamin C, and lanosterol.

Amandha: Okay, and these are naturally in this area. You can take those things to support it, but you may not have heard of lanosterol. You’ve probably heard of cholesterol — ring a bell? Lanosterol is a precursor in the biosynthesis of cholesterol and other steroid compounds in all kinds of human tissues, including in the eye.

Amandha: So it’s actually produced from squalene through an enzymatic process, and it’s present in the lens fibers, inside the aqueous humor and around the surrounding ocular tissues. Okay? What it does is it plays a structural and biochemical kind of role in maintaining that lens transparency.

Amandha: Okay and essentially it makes these lipid bilayers of lens fibers in an organized way and so everything is fluid. You’ve got the protein spaced nicely, you’ve got proper folding of these crystalline proteins, everything’s behaving properly, and it so it’s stable and it, and actually when it’s stable, it limits the proteins that can aggregate there. Okay and that means the light can transmit like crystal, right?

Amandha: It can transmit properly, but when this sterol is unavailable or the function is reduced, then those crystalline proteins that are supposed to line up really just so to let the light in properly will misfold and they will aggregate, and then you get that opacity. Okay? So it’s, so it’s also interesting, like the whole lowering cholesterol bull crap, right?

Amandha: You’re taking a statin, you’re lowering an, an important product of the body that the liver makes for a reason. And so taking these kinds of drugs can lead to cataract formation. Surprise surprise, right? So DMSO is going to also not only support those things, but increase glutathione availability and we know about oxidative and glycation damage that it helps with that, and it will help the hydration of the lens too, and make sure that, that the flexibility is, you know, where it should be and lined up properly. Okay? So this is the cataract protocol, and you, again, start lower, but you do wanna use a 40% for cataracts.

Amandha: It can take some time. So it depends, you know, if you catch it early, I got people telling me the cataracts went away within a month. Okay? If this has been well set up and there’s a longstanding disease and you’ve got a lot of protein. Breakdown and a lot of issues in the lens. It’s gonna take more time.

Amandha: I mean, the longer you, the longer it goes without support, then of course it’s usually about this. Usually say you have like, one year of, of damage, it’s at least one month of healing. That’s kind of your average healing time. So it can take up to a year, you know, for a real significant reversal, especially if you’re not doing systemic support.

Amandha: You probably want to do it multiple times a day, and you’re going to want liver support for sure. If you’ve got diabetes, you’re going to have to deal with it. Vitamin A, castor oil, lutein, zeaxanthin, and vitamin C in high doses. Triphala has been interesting: you brew Triphala tea and use it as an eye wash. That’s had some success in some studies.

Amandha: So that’s kind of an interesting herbal, you know, adjunct that you could add into the process. And if anyone has problems signing in, by the way, every time someone has said they can’t sign in, it’s always, always user error. Always. And I, if we’ll go and chase things or whatever, and it always comes back that the person entered the wrong password or entered the wrong information or the browser wasn’t responding properly because of the cookies that were stopping the popup from coming.

Amandha: So, change your browsers or clear your cookies, but a popup has to be allowed if you have a popup blocker, it won’t do it for you. And yeah, and then we have the support as well, but try a few times, cause it’s always generally user error. But if it’s persistent, then let us know. Okay.

Amandha: Vitreous floaters. You know, the floaters. I don’t have any floaters anymore, which is so awesome, cause I used to have a lot of floaters. And when I started using DMSO eye drops, that was the first thing I noticed. That was the very first thing. Like by next day, the floaters were different.

Amandha: I’m like, holy shit. I, I’ve, I missed my, my co my floater. I’m so familiar with my floaters. Where’d they go? You know? And so DMSO is wonderful for this kind of like a little annoyance that we have, right and because of this, it’s a collagen problem and we have like this wonderful substance called DMSO that loves to remodel collagen for us.

Amandha: And so of course the vitreous clearance is not happening for those improper collagens. And we had oxidative stress. They’re usually for this kind of thing. So usually you’ll see that, you know, after a long day, or you kind of have eye stress, right? Is when you start to notice the floaters. So DMSO is gonna soften the clumps.

Amandha: It’s gonna get everything, all the crap out. It’s gonna calm down the inflammation, it’s gonna stop the process from accumulating you. You can, you can nip that in the butt really easily. You can do 20 or 40%. I like the one with vitamin C. I suggest the vitamin C just to help with the structure cause vitamin C helps build tissue.

Amandha: If you might be low in zinc, you may want to take a zinc supplement with food, or increase foods that contain zinc — oysters, eggs, mainly meat products, and some nuts and seeds. And you can do an optional soak with something like Triphala. In the masterclass I can talk about different eye-cup herbal concoctions.

Amandha: You can do there too. If you have a lens, you already have had surgery and you have floaters, then you’re going to use an internal protocol and around the eye protocol. So that’s gonna be across the board you have, if you can’t put in your eye for whatever reason, for whatever reason, then you’re always gonna use an around the eye, you know, of the eye drops ’cause that’s the, the correct percentage, like around the eye area once or twice a day, and then start using in the internal protocol DMSO, so that you’re getting it systemic and you’re getting blood flow that way.

Amandha: Yeah, three to six months. But I find with floaters, unless you’ve really had them badly and for a long time, it’s often a much quicker turnaround. If you really have a hard time with these things, serrapeptase and nattokinase are systemic enzymes that help break down misfolded collagens and things, right?

Amandha: They’re used in a lot of like situations where you have extra gross like lipomas or anywhere you have excess tissue cancers and things, right? Systemic enzymes can be assistive. You can, you can take collagen and hyaluronic acid. That’s kind of usually very end of the road, you know, last sort of thing I would say bone broth you could work with instead of vitamin C Torin.

Amandha: Grape seed extract can be helpful. Castor oil as well can go in the eyes at night. And of course, always making sure that you’re properly hydrated, ideally with structured water ideally with electrically alive water, but that’s a whole nother discussion. And then when it comes to functional and metabolic vision changes, okay.

Amandha: Like you, you can’t see like you need glasses. I mean, I’ve had ever since one set of vaccines when I was young. I have had just my eyes got damaged and that was it. Like nothing I did could change my eyesight really. And I’ve had the same prescription my entire life. It’s just did that one time damage, and they’ve always been pretty much the same.

Amandha: But if you have like nighttime vision decline, which can be hormonal actually like as estrogens drop when women go through perimenopause for example, or if there’s migraine related vision changes or any of these terrain changes you know, we’re kind of lumping them all in together. I really, really highly recommend to do eye yoga and eye exercises to exercise, you know, and, and stretch.

Amandha: ’cause we have, we didn’t get into this, this is more masterclass level, but like there’s muscles in the back of the eyes that can become imbalanced and that can change the pressure of where the, the light is coming into the fovea and where that sits. And that affects the way you see. Right. And you can actually change that if it’s muscle related, especially obviously with stretching the four corners.

Amandha: Eye yoga — up and down, near-far vision — and pinhole glasses are ways you can exercise those muscles, just like any muscle in the body, and make sure they’re balanced so they’re not causing an imbalanced push or pull on the globe of the eye, which would create foveal changes.

Amandha: I have had testimonials where people were treating something else with DMSO and they’re like, Hey, I don’t need my eyeglasses anymore. Is that a thing? I’m like, I guess it’s a thing. Yeah. So there are people who are using DMSO eye drops that no longer need their glasses. Their vision corrects because the pressure was perhaps like a glaucoma based pressure or something was happening there inside the vitreous humor that was causing that fovea to change and they corrected it and then they could see again.

Amandha: So Bates method’s pretty good. Yeah, that’s, that’s. That’s fine. Like there’s tons of different ways to kind of go about it, but that’s a great method for sure. So again, DMSO is gonna do actually help the ciliary muscle in the back of the eye if you especially have what can happen is, again, lack of flexibility, tissue damage, and when tissues damaged over and over again, you get calcium deposits.

Amandha: And calcium is what makes it rigid and stuck. And that’s what we kind of get over and over. Tissue damage over and over again can build this type of calcium built up. Okay. And so DMSO can dissolve a lot of that, repair, a lot of the damage of the tissue, and then the muscle can work properly again. Okay.

Amandha: And also can relieve muscle tension too. It can, because with muscle tension comes the inflammatory process and of course the circulation, right? So once the circulation can get to the tissue, the tissue is all chunked up, then it can get, you know, the calcium out, it can get the repair tools in.

Amandha: And of course as well, like, you know, glasses tend to make your eyes lazy, you know, so your, you can actually change and damage your eyes by using the eyeglasses. So that can happen too. Okay. I heard a thump, so I think we’re okay though. When you have cats and you hear thumps, you don’t know, you don’t know what that means.

Amandha: DMSO will not harm anything in the body. DMSO does not cause harm, right? There are people out there that will try to tell you very negative things about DMSO and I would say from being a DMSO expert, a DMSO author experienced with this substance for a decade. Okay. Blending with it for a decade.

Amandha: They are liars. Do not listen to anyone who’s trying to fear monger you about DMSO. Okay? It does not harm you. It heals you. Yeah, you might stink a little. Yes, you have to be careful with blending of stuff, but it in and of itself, it will not do harm when you use it properly even if you overdosed like they couldn’t produce death, you know, with it.

Amandha: They could only hurt if they overwhelmed you with other drugs with it, okay? So please, I know there’s so much they bank on you being afraid they bank because they, they do try to scare you away from it. That’s your big pharma agents working against you. Okay? So we have put together an eyecare bundle on DMSO store that has the magnesium.

Amandha: So it has the DMSO magnesium for the topical use. It has the two strengths of the cosmetic serum, which is the DMSO eye drops, 20% and 40% with vitamin C and it has a DMSO lotion with dandelion in it and other herbs that support your liver.

Amandha: So you can use this lotion topically over the abdomen and it will support your liver through the skin because DMSO will carry that, those herbal constituents into your liver, right?

Amandha: So this is like a whole kind of good starter package. For any eye condition. So it has a holistic approach as well as just, you know, the eye drops included and so this is just a good like, you know, I don’t know where to start and what to get. Well, we’ve put this package together for you and yes, this package can go to the United States as well and this is the overall protocol. Okay, if you want to really pick up your vision. Vitamin A is a must and, and tends to be low. B complex zinc, magnesium, internal and topical. Liver support as included in that bundle. You can add eyebright as you wish as a homeopathic approach or as a topical herbal in an eye cup.

Amandha: Or you can even try it systemically as a tea. Then there’s visual hygiene and the eye exercises. Really, the drops for this are often enough once a day. Now zinc depends, but zinc picolinate is what I prefer: 50 milligrams once a day with food. You cannot put that on an empty stomach.

Amandha: It’s not going to feel great.

Amandha: How I like to do it is sometimes I have my capsule supplement. Then I also have a liquid supplements. We do carry that on the YumNaturals.Store, so you can look, and we do have a sale on supplements right now. So I put the sometimes I put liquid zinc into my water on a lower dose.

Amandha: So, just to make sure I really kind of balance it with what I’m eating. Did I eat did I eat foods with zinc in them today? No. Okay. Then I take the supplement it, did I eat foods with zinc today? Yes, but not a lot. Okay. Then I take the, I take the less of the supplement, I take the drops, you know, that kind of thing, just to make sure I’m getting a consistent amount every day and it will help your skin heal as well. Your tissue heal cause zinc and vitamin C and sulfur are all requirements for tissue recovery, tissue repair, all of like internal and external. So topical skin and mucosal skin, right? Which I call internal skin. Okay? Now, for acute pets and for your farm animals and things, you can use these protocols.

Amandha: You can use go to my pet’s webinar and, or masterclass if you need to know more.

Amandha: But you can treat, you know, corneal damage, cataract, glaucoma, uveitis DMSO is well loved and used in veterinary medicine. Always use the lower doses and we have created the colloidal silver and DMSO eye drops, specifically the 15% for animals.

Amandha: Okay. It works great If you have any type of sty, and in humans do you have a sty, you have any type, you know, any type of growth, any type of what you would call infection of the eye, that’s where you wanna go. That’s the product you want to use for that. And we will talk more about some of those growths and things that can happen to the eyelid.

Amandha: Right? When we do the masterclass, that’s going to be in there. PRA in dogs, all of those types of inflammation in dogs, and of course cataracts — any condition, literally any condition, can be discussed. That’s what’s so remarkable about DMSO. And yes, pinguecula — the pinguecula.

Amandha: I’d like to meet the person who came up with some of these names. But pinguecula, yes, you can use it for those things. The colloidal silver and DMSO combination is discussed for those. You can use it on the eye, and I would do both on the eye and in the eye. Generally, there is an irritant involved.

Amandha: Sometimes it’s makeup, oftentimes it’s makeup actually. That, or, or anything that you’ve applied to the eye. Maybe it’s a cream that’s not, you know, something you’re putting there can irritate and cause those things. You see that a lot blepharitis and things going on like that.

Amandha: There’s A-D-M-S-O channel on telegram that some people say we should not apply it with our bare hands. You can. And that we should not wash our hand with tap water if using hands to apply. ’cause the hands skin is gonna absorb all the toxic substance. Tap water. Yeah. I usually, if you have DMSO in your hands, which is totally fine.

Amandha: If you don’t want to, you can wear gloves or you can apply with a non with a natural bristle brush or a natural cotton pad. So you can use that if you want to, but if it, if you do have DMSO saturate on your hands and then you put it in any type of water, good water, bad water, all kinds of water, what’ll happen is because your barrier’s open, you will water log your hands.

Amandha: You will look like you have been in a bathtub for three hours. So don’t do that. You don’t wash DMSO off your hands. You don’t do that. Just leave it. You don’t wash it off. If you want, if you have excess, take a paper towel or something and just wipe any excess off. Do not wash your hands after using DMSO You don’t do that. That is not proper use. Read my book. Tell them to read my book. You don’t do that. Okay, so you don’t wash your hands after your hands are gonna be beautifully clean anyway, cause you just put DMSO on them, so you’re good. Right, because you wash your hands before you use it, so you’re good.

Amandha: Okay. So dilution for cats and dogs, 15 to 25% max horses, 30 to 40% smaller animals, 10 to 15%. You know, cattle, you can go up to 50%. You might need higher doses and like cattle and horses wonderful. Colloidal silver is amazing for animals. MMS or chlorine dioxide solution is incredible for animals and humans.

Amandha: Highly, highly recommend beautiful blood cleansing remedy. Something we’ll talk about more in the masterclass, and I’ve talked about in already the PET webinar and the PET masterclass. All kinds of herbal eye washes can be used on pets successfully. Diet, diet, diet. What are you eating that’s important.

Amandha: And then, you know, monitor with your vet. If you need support, if you need help with, you know, just seeing how things are progressing.

Amandha: Right and we did it. That’s it. So more information will be on the masterclass. February 28th, 5:00 PM That’s a Saturday. I always do it on a Saturday. Keep learning.

Amandha: Come join us@yummy.doctor. Check out the stuff we have at DMSO store. We have a great search function. We have a whole area just is, so there’s US eligible areas on both DMSO.Store and YumNaturals.Store. So if you’re in the States and you don’t know what’s what, just go to the US eligible area and you will see what’s available in your country.

Amandha: And make sure you have my book. And like, I have people who show me pictures of my book that’s like, you know, tabulated and it’s well loved and it’s like they’ve made all the recipes multiple times and they keep the book like near their first aid kit. So if they need to make something quickly like it, I designed that book to be easy for you to use, to be a handy guide.

Amandha: Something you can digest quickly that you don’t feel is overwhelming, is user-friendly. It’s written in layman’s terms, you know, it’s, you know, something that’s just digestible. Like you can literally read it very quickly. So that’s, you know, that’s why I am here. Like, that’s the whole point of all of this, so that you know what to do.

Amandha: You know how to handle these things. You know how to walk away from absolute bull crap out there where they’re trying to scare you into all this unnecessary stuff. You don’t need all these drugs, you don’t need all this surgery. You don’t need all these suppressive interventions, okay? You have to learn to trust yourself.

Amandha: And I’m here to help you trust yourself so that you have enough knowledge, you have enough empowerment, you have enough community support that you’re not alone and you know that you’re guided, you know that you have the information. You, you know, this is the whole point of all of the everything I’m doing.

Amandha: So I really appreciate your time here. It’s really important that you’re learning it. It’s really important that you’re, that you’re absorbing it, that like you’re, you’re gonna have experience and when I started this in 2016, nobody knew what DMSO was hardly, honestly.

Amandha: And now look, there’s Facebook groups, there’s there’s people writing articles. Like, it’s like people know what it is now and, but back when I was writing about it, only people who grew up in the, like maybe in the seventies, like our elders, they were the only ones who knew what DMSO even was, right? Or some veterinarians.

Amandha: Like I had thousands and thousands of people walking into my store and nobody knew what that was, but now look at us like we’re getting there, we’re learning it, right? So just keep learning, keep sharing. Tell your, tell people who are in pain about it. You know, tell them they can use DMSO and magnesium if they’re suffering, if they’re in pain, you know, that they, there’s another way, there’s another way to manage it.

Amandha: There’s another way to heal. They don’t have to continue to suffer. They don’t have to continue to go back to the doctor and just take suppressive pills that damage their internal organs and reduce their lifespan. It’s the big pharma machine needs to just go to its grave. Okay. It’s good for emer.

Audience Q&A: Children, Artificial Lenses, Graves Orbitopathy, Tear Ducts, and More

Amandha: Let’s just keep some of the emerged medicine pieces. The rest off you go. Okay so thank you very much. There’s 64 starred questions. There’s no way I’m gonna get that, but I’m gonna answer some of them now. Okay, so this is a big one. Our granddaughter is four years old, potentially has retinitis pigmentosa.

Amandha: That is odd. Is there a vaccine history? You know, I usually only see issues in children like this with a vaccine history. Not always just the child vaccinated, but the parents vaccinated. DMSO protocol for children of this age? Well, it’s tough because they’re going to hate the eye drops.

Amandha: I would start with topical. I would start with probably the 20% or even the 15% with colloidal silver to begin. And I would start putting it into water or food, even DMSO. And definitely the, I designed a 30% DMSO with aloe that is more gentle for children and you can use that as a topical. So you could balance back and forth between the 50% magnesium DMSO and 30% allo, DMSO for topical like just on regular normal skin.

Amandha: And then a little bit like, you know, a quarter of a teaspoon amount of DMSO once a day max and then you could do the drops around the eye, around the eyes you know, you could try them in the eyes and see how she does. But the problem is, you know, they’re so sensitive and if they really hate it, they, she might not, but if they do, then you get one chance, you know?

Amandha: So the blood spread to her rods and eyes very diminished with vision. 20 over 200, and 20 over 70 term. Combine eye exam, planning, further testing. We wanna try DMSO if possible for sure. Get on it for sure. Right away. Her retina has aggressive amounts of deposit from the death cells, especially for age. Yeah. And some of the adjunct supports, like, you know, making sure she’s getting enough, like carrots every day.

Amandha: Okay. Like, carrots are her favorite food, like betacarotene. And all the fat-soluble vitamins need to be balanced and regulated there. It’d be interesting to see what the real root cause is. Check her aluminum levels in her, and see, I would do a heavy metals test just to see how high things are.

Amandha: I would even be doing for sure if it were my child. MMS would be automatic. I’d be doing an MMS protocol for sure. Just one drop a day, activated drop a day. I’d also definitely be doing homeopathy for this case. Treating as the symptoms present because, and tissue salts biochemical tissue salts, absolutely for sure.

Amandha: To help rebuild whatever’s going on with the tissues and see what, what’s the agitating factor here? What’s agitating the metabolic system? What’s not allowing for this process? Okay. Where is it stuck at what level alongside is it’s stuck, you know, figuring that out is gonna be really important.

Amandha: But yes, you can definitely, absolutely use DMSO. You just start, always start slow and work up. Okay always introduce slowly and then work up. That’s very important because it also detoxes you and if you start really quickly as I’ve talked about in my previous DMSO webinars.

Amandha: If you overwhelm the body, you’ll go into detox and it’s very uncomfortable. So we wanna avoid that as much as possible. So just start really slow and then work up to the dose. Definitely. You wanna make sure there’s topical magnesium going on there one way or another, whether it’s just the pure or whether it’s the pure with the DMSO.

Amandha: But that has to happen for sure. Right, she’s not been vaccinated, no history. Okay. Carrie, for sure, she has a smell to her urine. You could do a hair mineral analysis test. You can get them online, you know, smell to her urine. Interesting. Have to know more about that. You can use her urine.

Amandha: I’d be doing urine therapy with her. I’d be doing the feedback loop. I do have videos on shivambu urine therapy. She can drink it back. You can also do eye cup in the eyes and what happens is when you do, when you loop your urine, you get a feedback loop system through the nervous system, through the limbic system and it starts to up and down, regulate accordingly.

Amandha: So it’s like a secondary pass information, feedback, and it starts to figure it out. It’s give it’s vital, vital information about what’s happening in the body that you’re giving back to the nervous system and so it can start to go, oh, okay, we’ve got this going on if one area can’t communicate to another area, when you do this, it now can.

Amandha: Right. And it could figure out what’s happening. ’cause sometimes things are blocked off and that’s one of the powers of urine therapy, right? Is this feedback system. So I would, and that’s easy. When I started urine therapy with my daughter, I think she was around the same age. And she loved it. She just drank.

Amandha: She had no problem with the urine. She was like drinking it, no problem. So, now she washes her hair with it. She uses it for beauty regime right now ’cause she’s a teenager. So that’s what she, that’s what she wants, what’s important right now. So, but if there’s kidney issues and that, like kidney, the kidney liver system isn’t supporting the eye, then, you know, I’d be supporting Absolutely.

Amandha: Supporting those systems. A hundred percent. So, yeah, there’s, there, there’s, figuring that one out will be you know, piecing that all together. So you might wanna, you might wanna get join Yummy.Doctor, so we can kind of sort that one out. Can we mix shivambu with DMSO for direct into eye drops? You Yes, yes, you can.

Amandha: I would say the issue is that the only issue okay, is that you don’t a hundred percent know, like, you know, that it’s mostly water, a little bit of uria, and between four and 7% of metabolic residue minerals, hormones, et cetera, right? Which could be in the thousands. So you don’t a hundred percent know when you’re mixing and blending what you’re getting.

Amandha: Like, you don’t, right? You don’t. So it’s a bit of a thing where you’re like, yeah, I’ll try it. So I’m not saying you can’t, you can, but you do not know what complexes you’re making. That’s all right. So it is a bit of a guesswork. I like to keep them separate generally, just personally. But hey, how are we gonna advance science if we’re not our own Guinea pigs?

Amandha: Like at this point it’s not gonna harm you. It’s just like, what exactly is it? What exactly complex is are you making? You wouldn’t exactly know, right? Damage to my corneas due to 80 hyperbaric treatments for bone infection. Oh dear. My closeup vision is perfect, but beyond two feet as completely blurry as possible.

Amandha: Reverse to some, to some degree, yes. Well, sure. So that was probably a pressure problem. And you probably have some like calcifications, perhaps some broken proteins. I would just start using the DMSO eye drops, see how far you get and probably quite a bit of vitamin I do vitamin C protocol with that as well.

Amandha: Just ’cause your, your tissue rebuilding, right? And so you wanna add, make sure you have everything available there. Can a person have allergy to DMSO used around the eyes they were puffy and sore in the morning? No, because it’s natural sulfur. And if you are allergic to natural sulfur, you wouldn’t be here to tell the tail, right?

Amandha: Like you’d be dead. I do have an entire chapter on that topic in my book about all the different types of sulfates, sulfates, like sulfur sulfate, sulfates. You can be allergic to sulfur, you can be allergic to sulfates. Right? But you cannot be allergic to organic sulfur. No. However, if you are puffy and sore, anytime you use DMSO and you get a reaction like that, what it generally means is whatever has been sitting under, maybe stored in the fat, stored in the tissues, say you’ve used eye creams that maybe had something not the per, you know, had a chemical in it.

Amandha: You use like some Lancome crap or some, you know, some toxic chemical company that’s posturing as a cosmetic company. Right. That’s why I started making natural cosmetic skincare because I saw what crap was out there and I don’t want that on my skin because a lot of it absorbs into you and stays, it stays, it doesn’t metabolize, it stays in your, in your tissues.

Amandha: And then you first start using DMSO and it’s reactive. To the chemicals. And so for the first couple uses, sometimes you get rashes or sometimes you get swelling, or sometimes you get like a, a, a heat reaction that’s intense because you’re getting this, sorry, I keep hitting my microphone. You keep getting this in this, you’re getting a reaction, a biochemical reaction between the, the DMSO and whatever chemicals are stored there, right?

Amandha: So sometimes first uses is a cleansing use, and then later it settles and settles, but it’s not the sulfur. You’re not allergic to the sulfur. Could have been from makeup, could have been from anything that you had put on the skin, and it’s now you’re going through a cleansing response and also depending on the percentage you used, you know, matters as well.

Amandha: And the tissue is very sensitive. It’s more thin, right? And there’s a lot of blood flow underneath there. So it’s pro, that’s a detox reaction. So just go really. I would do a full, usually I do like a full type of cleanse, cleaning up if I get reactions or if like I hear someone getting reactions in any way, then there’s a toxicity issue.

Amandha: I’ve been diagnosed with Graves orbitopathy. So with graves the eyes get pressed outward, you get sort of like wide-eyed or that graves stare. So that developed as a parallel condition to my Graves disease. Graves disease under control through the AIP diet, no sugar, gluten, legumes or nitrates or dairy and the drug methimazole the diet seems to relieve the pain in the eyes, but they’re still swollen and watery. I apply moist heat a few times. Daily docs prescribe cyclosporine drops two times daily. No, no, no. I’ve been wiping the lid with DMSO solution each night. Yep. I would use probably the I would start with actually the 15% with the colloidal silver and then I would go to the 20% with vitamin C.

Amandha: That’s how I would progress with that and then try to get off the medication slowly and, you know, really support, obviously support thyroid health overall and not just thyroid, but the adrenals because once you have a thyroid disorder of any sort, you know, the adrenals are already having a hard time.

Amandha: Right. The whole axis really needs support. You, you know, in any time you’re gonna have any endocrine issue, you’re gonna support the liver regardless. The liver’s like the main player and regulates all of these tissues and activities in the body. So you can never go wrong supporting the liver. Okay.

Amandha: That’s why I say always start with get guided liver. ’cause you can never go wrong because it’s just so many activities in the body and it’s always gonna support something there. But in your case, you know, you are treating the eye, you’re treating the damage that, that pressure costs, but also you still have a systemic issue because you’re doing, you’re taking a.

Amandha: Which means it’s synthetically suppressing. So you still want to get to root cause you still want to do a systemic terrain approach there. Can your DMSO products sent to Australia? Yep, absolutely. They haven’t, they haven’t done crazy. They’re getting crazy, but they haven’t stopped us yet. Okay.

Amandha: That one we talked about that it can damage artificial lenses. That’s why we don’t do it directly on there, but even so haven’t really seen it in real time. I do know people who have done it and it’s blurred the lens and I know people have done it and it hasn’t, so it’s too risky to say go for it.

Amandha: That’s why we don’t if I buy your products, will they, will X-ray at the borders Germany, will this, destroy the DMSO?

Amandha: No, it will not. It’s stable. How to deal with the body odor, the exudates from using DMSO. I do have recommendations in my book. One is using MMS in a mouth spray. You can also use a little bit of hydrogen peroxide diluted in a mouth spray.

Amandha: You can use pomegranate juice when you drink it. You can increase your polyphenols. For example, you can take quercetin right as polyphenol. So the, those help to degrade that faster. And then if you have a spouse or someone who’s smelling you, you can give them zinc. Because the people who smell you off gassing and are offended by your odor, sometimes that’s an indication that they are deficient in zinc.

Amandha: So you’re like, here, shut up. Take this. We talked about the lens. There’s a few questions there. Can DMSO be mixed with ozonated saline? I don’t see why not. I don’t see why that would be an issue. Okay to store in the refrigerator? Not really necessary. You can though, not really necessary. The only thing is, you know, DMSO has a very different freezing point, right? So if you keep it cool, it could crystallize.

Amandha: So I usually suggest not to, but if it’s in the saline, it should keep it fluid anyway. I’m 70, just start having issues with my right eye only and it flares that I eat simple carbs or sugar. So that’s probably pre-diabetic, a very clean eater but was losing too much weight. Hmm. It could be LADA latent onset diabetes of when you get age.

Amandha: So if age lada, so, that can kind of lead or type three diabetes and that actually can lead to Alzheimer’s. So, or is Alzheimer’s. So, I told my ophthalmologist this and she looked at me like I was crazy. Okay, ophthalmologist I know for a fact it’s the carbs and sugar. Absolutely. Because your insulin isn’t handling it properly.

Amandha: Any thoughts? Have you heard this before? I’ve heard a ton of it because this is this is a pre-diabetic diabetic condition that can develop when you get older. So you’re not sugar handling. ’cause your insulin, you have an insulin issue, which is a hormone, so there’s a hormone imbalance going on. So what you’re gonna do is support your liver, right?

Amandha: That’s liver, pancreas systems. That’s really root cause of what is happening here wise to avoid, you know, the sugar and this sort of thing. But, you know, that’s telling you your organs are under strain and you need to support them. So, you know, you need to get your magnesium going. The topical, especially, I would be using topical DMSO and magnesium.

Amandha: I’d be taking vitamin C and zinc. I would, even if you’re a clean eater, making sure your gut is optimal. Make sure you’re absorbing. What happens is we age, we tend to it tends to affect our intrinsic factor in our gut, and so we don’t absorb enough B12. So make sure you’re getting all your B vitamins and then also you’re not making sometimes enough stomach acid.

Amandha: And when that goes away, you’re not really, you’re eating well, but you’re not absorbing enough nutrients, and that can be part of this problem. So I would be, you know, doing like lemon water in the morning. I have a pro, like one of my, I have a bunch of courses. One of my courses is 30 Days to Better Health, which are adds in every day.

Amandha: Some new thing you can add into your health regime. I have a bunch whole detox, metals detox course. I have a handful of courses for these things, but mainly what you wanna do is your gut health and work on your gut and digestive health. You might need a probiotic. You might want to do a little bit of apple cider vinegar and water before you eat meals.

Amandha: Just making sure that your stomach acids are working for you properly and that it’s not contributing to a very, like, subtle, you know, degradation of your main liver system, pancreas system. You can also take, so what I usually recommend in the morning, first thing in the morning is drink your urine, start drink in your pee.

Amandha: That’s gonna be your best remedy is your own perfect remedy, right? So you, you collect your first morning urine, you’re gonna drink that, and then you’re gonna make a warm, like boil some water, put half a teaspoon of baking soda, you know, and about a cup of water. Let it cool to tea level that you can drink it, drink that warm, that’s gonna pass through, it’s gonna support your pancreas.

Amandha: Okay? Pass that through. Then right after that you’re gonna take some cold water and you are gonna squeeze half a lemon into it. And then you are gonna drink that and that’s gonna support your stomach and liver to make some enzymes and sort of get secretions going and alkalize the system overall and that’s a great morning routine.

Amandha: I mean, if everybody just did that, we’d be so much better off. Just that instead of getting up and having a muffin and a coffee or something, Right, going for a Timmy’s, like no, this is the way to start off your digestive system. Right. So for success for the day and see how that goes.

Amandha: But I would also have some true cinnamon. I think it’s Cassius Cinnamon for diabetes, like pre-diabetes. It’s about a teaspoon a day somehow. Put it in some applesauce or put it on your, you know, on your, whatever you’re eating, sourdough, maybe you’re having some sourdough bread. You can sprinkle put, you can put butter on sourdough bread and sprinkle some cinnamon on there.

Amandha: And that can also help with the pre-diabetic condition. I have a blocked tear duct. Had it for at least six years, have used massage, Castor oil, optometrist went at it with a needle needle in the eye. Oh, that’s nightmare material. But couldn’t clear it cause it goes too deep. Oh, okay. No, my ophthalmologist or my optometrist put a needle in my eye.

Amandha: Okay. DMSO for you. DMSO to break it up. I would probably be using 40%. I’d be using 40% in that area. Look, if you’re going to treat one eye, though, I do suggest you treat both because it can affect the health of your eyes overall; you don’t want an imbalance. So regardless, just treat both eyes.

Amandha: Okay? I always say treat both sides. Whatever is going on. You got one ear issue. Treat both ears. You got one eye issue. Treat both eyes. Okay, so, DMSO 40% with the vitamin C and help, it’s probably very chunked up in there. If it’s that long, it’s probably scar tissue.

Amandha: You might need to try the colloidal silver. Definitely try the urine therapy in an eye cup. Yeah, tell me how that goes. Honestly, when something’s blocked up, you’re gonna throw, you’re gonna throw the whole toolkit at it at that point and see what moves it, see what resolves it. It’d be very interesting, you know, to see how, how much collagen you can remodel if there’s like a crystal in there, I mean, if it was crystal, you’d think the Castro would’ve broken it down by now, right?

Amandha: So it might not be, that might be non-patent, right? It’s just collapsed on itself. So a needle ain’t gonna do nothing, it’s just collapsed and glued on itself, which means it has to be fully remodeled and that could take some time. So get on your DMSO. Go on here. What happened here? I used a washcloth that I found out later.

Amandha: I had fiberglass fragments from a new washing machine nine months ago. Woke up with swollen eyes. Oh dear. An excessive tearing after dermatologists and allergists. Cannot have an eye specialist recognized that puncta was turned out. I ordered your eye kit. Hoping, which, yeah, well, yes, it will help urine too.

Amandha: Urine and eye cup for that. Honestly, it’s very conditioning and helpful. Oh God, that sucks. eh, who? Who put fiberglass fragments on your washcloth? We gotta talk to this person. That’s what I’d like to know. Yeah, definitely the urine, definitely the DMSO eye drops. And then maybe even some colloidal silver going on there too.

Amandha: And I would be doing an internal vitamin C protocol and zinc as well. So this gentleman has pterygium on both of his eyes. He’s been using 20% DMSO for three months so far and got rid of his readers. Oh, interesting. Okay, so he used the 20% DMSO drops for three months and threw his glasses away, but the fleshy tissue is still there. How long did he have the pterygium? Because that can be very congested scar-like tissue.

Amandha: Scar like tissue. It has to penetrate that, so, may wanna go up to the 40 at this point. Plus the castor oil, you gotta soften it somehow. I would do 40% castor oil at night, bedtime, magnesium on the body as well, just to make sure that the liver’s, you know, upregulated and probably the, yeah. Urine therapy in the cup.

Amandha: castor oil, 40% urine therapy in the eye cup. Go for go all the way to soften it. You gotta soften the tissue. It’s probably very, very stuck. Okay, I’m gonna do a couple more and then it’s time to wrap it up and go feed my fires cause I don’t even wanna know what the temperature is right now, honestly. So there’s some repeat questions, that’s why I’m reading here. Sorry. Okay. Answered that one already.

Amandha: Would you recommend using the frequency wand for eyes?

Amandha: You can. There is an eye protocol. Now, when you use the iTeraCare Wand — here, I can grab mine and show you quickly. One moment. Mine is on a stand. This is a terahertz-frequency wand. You’re going to use it over the liver area, and then you can use it near the eyes with your eyes closed, on low heat, for only 10 minutes.

Amandha: You can just close your eyes and do it for only on low heat, only for 10 minutes. But you can use the iTerra care wand that way. If you’re interested in frequency healing devices, and you can email my staff support@yumnaturals.net. We are going to be switching from price to Ollie life just because in the marketplace there’s competition and price is like, hmm, fading and Ali Life is doing better.

Amandha: So we’re gonna jump ship and work with them. But if you already have your wand, yes, that’s a process. Is liver, 20 minutes, eyes 10 minutes after you’ve opened the points and drank the structured water. Okay, what’s going on here? Partner has had eight surgeries, see, did surgery heal him? Eight surgeries.

Amandha: Okay. Eight surgeries including in focus, shunts, cataracts, glaucoma, and severe dry eye, legally blind for 10 years with increasing deterioration. Also has episodic cluster headaches. Once to get one eye removed, but they won’t do it as a no guarantee. Pen would leave. Takes maximum of drops anyone can take.

Amandha: Holy cow. Yeah, he’s got a lot of damage in there. Okay, so on the lids internal protocol, I would be doing internal DMSO, internal MSM, sulfur around the eyes. DMSO plus magnesium on the skin, I’d be doing full heavy protocols. So it’s systemic because that poor tissue, I mean, it’s just too, it’s too sensitive.

Amandha: After all that manipulation it would take time before you can go right into the eyes and urine. I swear. Honestly, he should be drinking his urine. He should be using it in an eye cup. Okay, colloidal silver for scar tissue. Colloidal silver in an eye cup. Yeah, he can use that in the eyes. We make a wonderful structured colloidal silver.

Amandha: 15% parts per million. Hold it over for a minute. Roll, roll the eyes around. Same thing with the urine. The, the euphrasia euphrasia eye drops or, and homeopathic internally can also be done. Castor oil. Castor oil is soothing. It doesn’t usually irritate like that. That could be done before bed. The, the cod liver oil as well, for sure.

Amandha: Tissue salts, absolutely tissue salts, silica, mag foss. You can just look up tissue salts for eyes and pick like the top three. I would also get melan, which is like all the tissue salts rolled into one. And do you know, basically take five of those, like three to five times a day and you can take ’em all together.

Amandha: Yeah, you are gonna throw everything at this one. Cleaning up the liver, supporting the liver castor oil packs, if he’s willing to do the, the coffee enemas would be awesome. Yeah, that’s, that sucks. But you know, by the way, you can see without your eyes, okay, so my daughter we did Edith Chan’s Blindfold training.

Amandha: And so you buy a blindfold and you practice your third eye. You practice it’s like remote viewing and you can learn to see without your eyes. Okay. You just have to practice. So just give them another option in case the eyes don’t want to be useful. You can actually see without your eyes, you just have to actually practice opening your so there’s an internal aperture that you practice opening.

Amandha: And like you, my daughter was reading behind her head, I could put a color piece of color paper outside the room and she could see it. Okay. There’s more to us than just the physical. The, you actually can exercise it and see like, seriously there is, there is that option for the blind. Yeah. So there’s lots, lots thoughts there.

Amandha: There’s many, many gifts that can come for him. Is coconut oil a good substitute for castor oil? For dry eye, you can use coconut oil. Probably the MCT oil that fractionated, it’s better, it’s looser and again, you’ll, it’ll be blurred for a while. So it’s something that you do before bed. Make sure that you’re not sensitive to it first.

Amandha: Do it on just regular skin first or like around the eye before you go for it and some people spray magnesium oil right in their eyes. Yeah, they do for cataracts and things. It’s just really, that’s almost too burny for me. But you can do it. Yes. Keratoconus it can help with. Yep. Anything.

Amandha: Anything. And that’s also, you wanna do cast oil there. The thing, the difference with the coconut and the castor is that the castor oil is known for penetration and breaking down, breaking down crystallized complexes. That’s why we’re using castor. I don’t think the coconut quite does that. But it can give nutrition.

Amandha: So there’s another reason, you know, for that. Do the eye drops get stronger over time? Heres the shelf life I keep in the fridge. They don’t get stronger. Actually the other way around ’cause water is attracted so over a long time it just gets a little bit more dilute. I’ve been testing one set of 40% eye drops of mine for the last four years and they’re fine.

Amandha: I’ve been using the same, I’ve been using this one just to test it how long and not in the fridge. And they’re fine and still use the same bottle. It’s like all faded and everything. The, the label and I use the same ones and they’re fine. So it does last a long, long time with proper handling. If you’re unsure, hold it up to light, make sure there’s no floaters in it.

Amandha: There should be nothing floating in there. Okay 29 years old diagnosed with pigmentary glaucoma, really high IOP, also occasional corneal edema. How can I approach this edema So be used while also using latanoprost eye drops? Yes 30 minutes away from those? Yes. I would start with 20% DMSO with vitamin C I would be doing all of the systemic things I’ve already mentioned multiple times as well.

Amandha: And supporting the liver, of course, because this is all related and the urine therapy and all the things that I mentioned as well, like for the like I would even be using eyebright as well for that and supporting the blood, sporting, the, the liver for sure. Okay. Yeah, we answered that one already. Okay, last question. My cat is a British short hair with one of those flat faces. Oh yeah. She repeatedly gets long-term weepy eyes and you can hear her swallowing as well. If mucus is going down her throat, can DMSO will help her. Absolutely. I’d suggest watch my pet webinar.

Amandha: I would do the, get the 15% DMSO with colloidal silver in the eyes, wash the eyes with them. You can also just get a bottle of colloidal silver. Wash the eyes. I would give colloidal silver orally in case this is more of an allergic based cat and then MMS we make MMS you have to special request it from us since it’s, so everyone wants to talk it.

Amandha: So you can email us for that. But yeah we do one or two drops a day and diluted in water orally. And then I’d wa wash the eyes with it daily. You could do wash the eyes just with colloidal silver and then just do the 15% DMSO colloidal silver drops in the eyes, you know, and do that as your ongoing and address the liver through the food.

Amandha: You know, really keep it, try to raw, you know, raw food. Give some egg yolks like support the nutrients through the food as well. Okay. We did great. We, we did three hours. It was a wonderful three hours with you. I had a great time. We try to grab some of the questions from your comments last time?

Amandha: We had a hard time. I don’t know what happened. We’ll see if we can get it this time. But in the, yes, just to remind you, our directions are going to tell you when you go to buy them, they’re going to say, don’t put it in the eye. That’s a lie. Okay. It’s not a lie, but. It is a lie. We have to say that legally, you know how people have to say things legally because of bullshit.

Amandha: That’s why I have to say it. You can use it in the eye. Okay. But we have to say it. Sorry. It just, otherwise, FDA shuts you down and all this bullshit, so, right. So it’s totally safe to use the eye. Okay, we’re good. Right? Okay. Cool. All right. Yes, this will be reposted. Give us a few days to just sort it out.

Amandha: It will be under public videos webinar section at Yummy.Doctor, for just like all the rest of the webinars, you can just click on the webinar section and they’ll pop up and you can search and scroll and do all that jazz. Okay. So we will see you hopefully in three weeks if you’re gonna do the masterclass with me.

Amandha: And the one after that, the webinar. Following that, I am going to teach you all about keeping your house clean naturally without using chemicals. We’re gonna talk about cleaning, natural cleaning products. We’re gonna talk about all the areas where chemicals can sneak into your life and wreak havoc on your health and how to, you know, keep things running smoothly in your household without poisoning your entire family and your loved ones.

Amandha: Okay? So that’s gonna be our next topics coming into spring and the spring cleaning topic. I look forward to seeing you next time. Thank you so much. Thanks to my team for your support today. Thank you to all the lovely people, all of you who are here from all around the world. You keep us going.

Amandha: You, you’re, we’re it Okay. We’re the light of the, of the future of the world. And we’re gonna do it. We’re gonna do it together. We’re gonna do it with awareness and knowledge and kindness, and we’re going to accept each other. And even if we disagree with things, we’re just gonna, we’re gonna. Work on that, aren’t we?

Amandha: Okay love you lots and we’ll see you next time. Big hugs. Bye for now.