Group B Strep in Pregnancy – How to Avoid Antibiotics: by Amandha Vollmer (ADV)

Amandha: Because they love to fear monger about this topic. And I’ll tell you what I did. A rant to get around it. And if you can do it. If you’re in Canada, you can do it. I’m not sure how the laws work in the United States. You should be able to say no to tests. You should be able to decline them and then provide rationale for why you’re declining them.

Amandha: That’s usually the only thing that’s required is that you’re showing them something logical. And hi everyone who’s joining. And so, you know, if, that’s what I did. I basically said, they said, well, we have to test you for, we said, first of all, if they ever say we have to. That’s a red flag. No.

Amandha: You can say no. They’ll assume a lot of things when you’re pregnant. They just start assuming things. They’re assuming you’re going to do ultrasound. They’re assuming you’re going to do Doppler every time you go in. They’re assume. Say, no, I don’t want any of that crap. You haven’t proven any of that is safe for my fetus.

Amandha: You haven’t, you just, trying to just pull me through your little corral. No thanks. Here’s where I, here’s my birth plan and here’s how it’s going to go. This is what you’re doing. Pretty much nothing. You’re going to do paperwork. That’s what you’re going to do. Okay? I’m, my baby’s going to deliver him or herself.

Amandha: I’m going to assist the baby. And you’re going to do the paperwork that’s required, okay? How’s that? Thanks. Oh, and if I need to know if I’m 10 centimeters dilated, you’re going to tell me. Is that cool? We’re cool, right? Okay, great. Other than that, don’t come at me with needles, don’t come at me with dopplers, don’t come at me with fear, what ifs, all that crap, okay?

Amandha: Your body knows how to do this. Now, if you want some evidence that your body knows how to do this, go to the Farm Midwives, Ina May Gaskin Farm Midwives site. So these studies that show that only actually less than 1 percent of their thousands and thousands of home births ever needed any actual other medical intervention that would be, you know, at a hospital kind of idea.

Amandha: That’s a very low percentage. And it’s because there’s no meddling. Even stretch and sweep is meddling and midwives do a lot of stretch and sweep. Now back to the topic at hand here. So what I said was well, I will never take antibiotics. And give that to my child because I know that antibiotics are poison.

Amandha: If I’m, what I’m going to do, I don’t even want to be tested because I don’t want to know. I don’t want my mind to go off. I don’t want anybody threatening me. I don’t want it on record. So I said, you don’t test me for GBS. What I’m going to do is I’m going to go ahead and assume I do have it. I’m going to assume I have GBS and I’m going to treat it accordingly.

Amandha: And maybe I say, oh, okay, no problem. Go ahead a little for me, doodad, you can sign. Sure, liability, I’ll take all liability. No problem. And that was that. And I just went ahead and I don’t think I did anything. No, I’m just kidding. I’M a very healthy adult. So the likelihood I would even have tested positive is very low.

Amandha: However, I think I did a couple of colloidal silver douches and I think that was the end of it. Kept my, greens high. I was very healthy. I had detoxed and prepared my body for that pregnancy for like a couple of years easily. I was good to go. NOw, let’s get, before we go on to the whole protocol here, let’s just get something right in your head because a lot of people have the whole.

Amandha: Fear of bacteria problem, which is step one, not to fear the bugs, okay? Why would you have a so called bacteria infection? What’s happening with Group B strep? Which is not group A strep, which is the strep throat. They’re very different. Okay? And you don’t get it from like, your husband had group A strep in his throat and he gave you a little bit of a licky down there and now you have it.

Amandha: It doesn’t work like that. It actually comes from, don’t get my mind into dirty topics, you guys. But the, you, it’s from the intestines, it’s your own bacteria, they’re your own buddies, but they travel down and they’re either found in the vagina or the rectum and then when they look for it, that’s where they swab.

Amandha: Are those fun places, right? And then they, the test comes back within like 24, 36 hours and tells you yay or nay. So that is meaning that something is not working right in your gut. If you have that. I mean, really. And yeah, you’re pregnant, there’s a lot of stuff going on, there’s pressure in there, you’re probably eating weird foods because you have weird cravings or whatever.

Amandha: But for the most part. And it’s not an STD, so it’s not coming from another outside source it’s your own. But they’re in the wrong place. Just like H. Pylori is supposed to be in the lungs, and it gets in the gut, and that’s wrong. It’s not it’s location, it’s in the wrong place.

Amandha: So they, they’re ha, they’re in the bubba, they’re having a hangout, and you’re not supposed to be there, you gotta just chase them back up the canal and get them home, alright? So, it’s there for a reason. A mistake, sure, but it’s not like, oh no, I have to kill because there’s some invader in my body, you know, that’s bad.

Amandha: They’re probably there because there’s food for them. Remember, the germ theory is completely incorrect. Germs do not cause disease. You must be susceptible, you must have the terrain to host. A a malicious, if you will, germ, so called. You have to have the fuel and the food there for them to have parties.

Amandha: It’s like, you can’t blame the flies for coming to the garbage, okay? The garbage was made first, and then the flies arrived and had fun. And did their job, which is breaking down your garbage. And that’s what’s happening. That’s the first thought in your head. Okay, something’s out of balance in my body.

Amandha: Because these guys shouldn’t be there and maybe I’ve been eating incorrectly the last little while. I’ve got to get back on track. I’m a pregnant woman. I probably should be eating really healthy foods, right? Yes. Okay, so that’s step one, is getting that right in your thinking. Step two is understanding that you can take care of that yourself, that you don’t need intravenous antibiotics.

Amandha: Four hours before you’re going to give birth and thereafter to treat this situation. Now there are studies done and I’m going to give you studies. I’ll post them in the link and so forth. This will be on YouTube. It will be on my YouTube channel, which is Yummy Mummy Emporium and Apothecary. And you can then go do your due diligence like I always encourage you to do and go do the, read the studies and read the information and you’ll come to the same conclusion if you’re.

Amandha: So if you’re thinking and you’re reading and you’re sitting and contemplating for a couple of minutes, you’ll be like, yeah, okay, that makes sense, right? So it’s a good one. Evidence based birth is a really good website. It has, it talks, it’s a good both sided, right? It’ll say, well, here’s what they will say.

Amandha: And here’s what the conventional ideology is. And then here’s what we’re approach, how we’re approaching it. And let’s look at this in a balanced way and it’s. It lets you make the decision and put it in your hands, right? What I like about it is it obviously has the studies there and the information.

Amandha: Issues, of course, like most of the issues that have come, is that a lot of things around that have become medicalized especially around birth. Vitamin K is the same thing. Vitamin K, Group B strep, they have been generalized. What that means is. Even though it’s just one in 4, 000 babies who might have GBS either early, I think that one’s just early onset, there’s early onset and late onset that the newborn can catch, so called, when they come through the canal, that will give them potentially meningitis or vomiting or They’re just poor doers.

Amandha: They’re, they have malaise and so forth. Again, all things you can also treat holistically if that did happen, worst case scenario. But again, that’s not what’s offered at hospitals and doctors and so forth. But that the studies that were done were old and small and not very profound, but yet, because there were a few numbers there, they just blanketed across and say, well, let’s just, this is too messy, let’s just give it to anyone who’s GBS positive, even though it won’t work in 1 in 200, so we’ll give, if we give the antibiotics 1 in 200 of those cases it doesn’t work for.

Amandha: But whatever, we’ll just, it’s no guarantee, is what it is, so it’s no guarantee that the antibiotics actually will work and it’s not really a very high number but let’s just give it anyway and just hope that it takes or whatever, it’s, see the thinking is not individual medicine, that’s holistic approach.

Amandha: This is not that, this is, we don’t have time for that shizzle, we’re just gonna give it to all the women who present this way because we got no time for that, I ain’t got no time for that. Right? And it’s the same thing with the stupid vitamin K useless piece of crap shot. And you can watch my video on that.

Amandha: I won’t go into that here, but that is also a very unnecessary shot. And it’s also full of toxic aluminum, which you know, wanny. Okay. Now, some of the studies I’m going to show you or I’m going to present in the link talk about what you would think that the antibiotics damage the gut microbiome, not only in the mother, which is going to affect what the brain and her thinking, her cognition, and hey, how’s she going to feel postpartum after that?

Amandha: Wonder if they’ve done those studies. Nope. Don’t care. And that the baby’s microbiome is greatly hindered. And they know that through the evidence, they have tested that, and yes, the baby’s bacteria, gut bacteria, microbiome is damaged. It does seem to recover, so they say but to what effect long term?

Amandha: I don’t know. Or care. I would say every medical intervention begets another. And what often we see when these strep based penicillins.. Are used, or there’s, if you’re allergic, there’s the alternatives, but it’s a penicillin approach. Is what do you get, yeast, because now the bacteria aren’t there to do their job, and now the yeast are, hey, well, we’ll try to do it, I mean, we’re like, We were like the dishwashers and now you want me, us to like serve the food.

Amandha: I don’t know. We’ll try! But that’s not our job. But hey, we’ll do our best, I guess. It’ll probably be a rough night, but whatever. And that’s what happens, right? You’ll get yeast instead. And that’s damage to the blood is what’s really happening there, it’s damage to the blood. You’re damaging the red blood cells, which make the microzyma, which make the bacteria, which make the fungus, which modern medical establishments do not acknowledge even exists.

Amandha: You can watch my video on virus, the virus myth, somatids, and microzyma, and that, the germ theory fraud stuff. I’ve done enough videos on that. You can go back in time and educate yourself on that. All right. Germ theory is wrong. Blanketed treatment approaches you can do this easily yourself with a few simple treatments and affects baby negatively, affects mother negatively if they do the antibiotic route and it’s no guarantee.

Amandha: What do you think so far? Right? I had one, two, yeah, three cases recently. They’re all good now. They’re stress free. They’re gonna have their, give birth to their babies without a worry about the strep being in that area and imparting that to the child. But anyway, guess what? If you are eating right and you’ve detoxed your body and you are having a normal natural birth as best as you can et cetera, et cetera.

Amandha: The likelihood that is even going to become a problem for the infant is very minuscule. You get that latch on, you get nursing that baby right away, they’re, good bacteria is going to flood into them, it’s all going to be balanced out. I mean, that’s the other problem with the studies. I’m not seeing them look at these parameters.

Amandha: I’m not seeing them, their own due diligence in, okay, was this a woman who smoked her whole life? Is this a woman who drinks a lot of alcohol, drinks a lot of coffee? Eats a lot of crap food is this someone who is, you know, eating well, exercise beforehand, detox before the, giving, having the baby, all of these factors that da, whatever.

Amandha: That matters. In outcomes, in health outcomes of the baby, big time. So that’s kind of like something that they really just didn’t do any type of placebo around or even factor in. Now, if I were to do studies, that would be very valuable and valid information. Part of that. Now, the treatment, I’m going to go through what I informed the mothers to be, to do, so that you can do the same thing.

Amandha: There are multitudes of things that you can take. This is just What works. There’s probably others that work that are fine and safe and great for the babes and everything. But these are things that are time tested at least through me and through other women. So, you know, do what’s time tested, right?

Amandha: Okay so one thing I mentioned earlier was the colloidal silver. Usually, it’s a 15 part per million between 10 and 15 is The kind I make this the kind of make here. It’s on my website, which is yummymummyemporymenapothecary. Com Sorry, it’s too bright. I’m not seeing there. I make It’s easy to make and buy a generator yourself if you really want to make it yourself just have to use distilled water so that’s available and what you do is you douche with that once a day.

Amandha: So you can wash the whole vaginal area, you can also wash the rectum, you can also do enemas with it and you can cleanse the vaginal canal, so leading up to birth. Very simple, buy a douching bulb, just squeeze it in there, simple douche. Probably that’s just enough but I like to be very thorough.

Amandha: So, we do a few more things. The other thing is garlic. So you can take a clove of garlic, punch some holes in it with a fork. If you don’t like to go up and fiddle around the cul de sac, then tie a little string on to the end of it. Sew a little string on so you can get it out easily later. I don’t mind fishing for stuff up there.

Amandha: I don’t know, right? Like.. It’s like, oh man, I went all the way up there. I’ll wait a little while and we’ll come back down. It’s a blind alley. It won’t go up into your lungs or anything. So you’re just going to be fine if it’s up there. BUt then, you know, you can leave that for 24 hours and then take it out.

Amandha: Overnight is usually plenty. The other thing you can use is a probiotic. Because, of course, Actually, you want more bacteria happening there, not nothing or dead bacteria. So inserting a probiotic, a capsule before bed, just put a panty liner on before you go to bed, and you can do that for a few nights, three or four nights, and you can do this in conjunction, either or.

Amandha: I like to do garlic one night, probiotic the next night, that kind of thing, because garlic kind of kills things off, and then you’re kind of reseeding. It’s a nice way to go. And then the washing and cleansing with the colloidal silver, which also helps with the white blood cell, increasing white blood cell count to the area as well, in case there is something that is not desired in the region.

Amandha: And then the other thing I like to do is what you’re eating, like eat a lot of greens or green juices, like change your terrain, right? So alkalize, do baking soda in the morning, like a teaspoon of baking soda in warm water. If that’s not doable for you, at least half a teaspoon in warm water, kind of like a tea.

Amandha: That will help the whole gut kind of come back with its microbiome in a nice way. And yeah, green juices, spirulina, I like to do spinach. I mean, there’s lots and lots of greens. Just get the greens up, and that’ll support your blood, and that’ll support the proper bacterial growth. So that, those kinds of things.

Amandha: And then, the other thing I do to do a couple, at least a couple of times, is just an apple cider vinegar douche. And why I say that is because it’s supposed to be an acidic terrain in the bubba. Yeah. It’s supposed to be like.. Hey, anything comes in here, you die, because this is an open door for stuff, so it has to be the correct pH, and it’s acidic, and that’s why I like the apple cider vinegar, plus it’s a fermented product, and just don’t do it to meat, that’ll burn, dilute it with some water, and then do a nice wash, you don’t have to do too many, probably two or three sheds.

Amandha: Should get it the job done and get the terrain and I’m by the way if you do have a candida infection That’s also a remedy to use for that You can do MMS as a douche up there. If you really want to that’s another great solution. I wouldn’t do DMSO is not really indicated for children’s contraindicated for babies children Developing fetuses not really ideal only in small amounts and transdermal.

Amandha: I just wouldn’t It’s not necessary. It’s just not necessary. You don’t have to go transdermal. You don’t have to pass any barrier. You got it right there. It’s all right there. It’s all right there. And so wash it. Just wash it with a douche. And that’s, it’s very simple. It shouldn’t even be so stressful.

Amandha: Well, oh honey, I’m just gonna go do my douche now. Have fun. I’ll be back with a very nice smelling vagina. You’d like to enjoy that later. Right? Oh, by the way, this is the beginning of my vagina series, so I’m going to do a bunch of videos on the vag and kind of make the vag happy. Yeah.

Amandha: It’s going to vag for a bit because And why not? Plus I’ve noticed a lot of women do not know what to do with that damn thing. So how to clean that up and how to make her happy and how to balance the microbiome and all that jazz. So. Don’t worry, we’ll get that done for you. But, this is an easy one.

Amandha: Honestly. Don’t make them get you, blow you all cuckoo in the head about it. It’s not a big deal. You’re gonna be fine. Talk to yourself nicely in the mirror. Do the douches, what I said. Write it all down. You don’t have to do all of the methods. Pick three good ones. And do them. Okay? Take an oral probiotic as well.

Amandha: I also suggest to take a zinc picolinate. 50 milligrams. With a meal. And that will help your own immune system, your own defenses, become a little more strong. It’s, get a good mineral supplement. Get your nutrients up. That’s your defense. That’s your best defense. You know, you’re growing a baby.

Amandha: It takes a lot of stuff, building blocks, materials. So, you want to be drinking a lot of water. You want to not be dehydrating yourself with coffee. You know, actually coffee is an abortive patient. It’s one that will abort the fetus: that’s one of the factors that contributed to my miscarriage is coffee.

Amandha: Coffee and low progesterone. If you want to hold a pregnancy, quit the coffee, and start on a bio identical natural topical progesterone cream. Which by the way, I’m hoping and praying will be available soon because I’ve ordered like a crap load. And it’s on my website already. It’s called NatPro Progesterone Cream.

Amandha: So that’s new. It’s added, it’s just not here yet. Canada Post has been on strike giving me.. A hard time, so a lot of stuff’s been delayed. A lot of my shipments coming in have been delayed, and especially from overseas and that sort of thing. ANyway but that is something that you do for the first, at least the first two trimesters, to establish your pregnancy, or before you even get pregnant.

Amandha: Because a lot of women are got way too many xenoestrogens going around, so that’s why they’re infertile. That’s a little tip for ya, important one. But that’s what made all the difference for me holding my second pregnancy. I was quitting the coffee, all the changes, only changes I made, I was eating amazing, I was doing everything right.

Amandha: And, that was it, enough for me to miscarry. So, and I changed those two things and had a wonderful, crazy, awesome, wild child. That is now seven. Ha. And I’m homeschooling her. And she’s awesome. And she sings all day. And so it’s hard to do videos because she sings all day. She’s gonna be a pop star.

Amandha: I’m pretty sure about it. I’m kind of worried about that. But anyway. Okay, so this is how you deal with the Bubba problem. And you’re going to then tell the midwife, tell the OB-GYN to back off, and if you want to be retested, go right ahead. Now if you are retested and it’s still there, you haven’t done the right doses, or something really crazy is going on, I’ve never seen that.

Amandha: In all the women I have assisted with this, there’s not one that says it’s still there. So, I can’t imagine that. I’m being hypothetical, so hypothetically speaking, if that happened, you’re not doing enough of it. So, do all the things, and you’ll probably be, kicking that one out or they’ve got you into a false positive situation.

Amandha: They then get retested. They made an error. That’s potential Okay, I’m gonna look at comments and then oh and I want to tell you about my new idea that Because I love inventing new stuff new creams new products, right? But I’m saturated with what I can make right now. I’m like bursting Physically at the seams like of my space I have no more storage space, I have no, there’s nothing more I can do there really other than try to organize it even more refined and my time limit is also maxed out so I can’t make anything more and then keep establishing and keep stocking it.

Amandha: So what I’ve done is I’m creating a limited edition line of products that I’ll only pretty much make once, one time, and because then I can make something really amazing, concentrated. Unique and like something I can really pour myself into and then I can move on to the next idea. And so that, that’s fun for me and that’s like, you want someone to make something like that when they’re in that energy, you know, of this like just focused creativity.

Amandha: So I made my first one and I called it Cleopatra’s Secret. This is here, Cleopatra’s Secret Beauty Balm. Because it has all the things of bees in it. Except the jelly, which I think is cruel. So I wouldn’t do that to a bee. So it’s bee pollen and propolis. Awww, it’s a propolis. It smells like propolis.

Amandha: I have put the most incredible essential oils in this product, and you cannot smell them, because the propolis just takes it right over. There’s elemy, and amorous, and Moroccan chamomile in this thing. I can’t believe it. It smells amazing, but it doesn’t smell amount of essential oils that’s in this.

Amandha: Unbelievable. That’s how strong the bees are and raw beeswax of course, and then the pollen. And so what it does is it just, those fine lines, it just goes into them and fills them. It’s kind of like a fine line filler. It was different than some of my other face products. I was excited to make it.

Amandha: It was, it’s a bomb. There’s not a water element to it, and so far I really love it. It’s very rich and very intense, so, anyway. I’m excited about that, so I wanted to share that with you. Let me now look at comments and see where we’re headed down the vagina. I’m gonna have weird dreams tonight, I think.

Amandha: Hello, hi, hello from Texas. Hi from Texas.

Amandha: It’s sad that I think that about natural health practitioners. Why is it sad? I’m telling the truth that a lot of health practitioners are also brainwashed and pulled into the lie of the germ theory and chasing viruses and stuff. I think it’s sad that they’re still where they’re stuck and that they’re trying to chase the carrot before them with their big agencies that are trying to make them more and more medicalized and useless and their licensing bodies won’t even let them talk about the fraud of vaccines.

Amandha: No thanks. So, the licensing part keeps them. Zipped quiet and they don’t stand out. There’s a few actually, one that just dropped her license and started talking out about vaccines. So I hope there’s a trend, but I can speak my opinion and I’ve seen it. I see it within my colleagues. A lot of them don’t know what they’re doing.

Amandha: I’ll give a few things. I’ll help some of the people who, you know, they’re at baby steps into the holistic field and that’s great. They’re the next step. I’m talking the whole. Enchilada here. They don’t have the whole enchilada. And that’s what I’m saying. You can judge all you want, go right ahead.

Amandha: I’m just saying this is what I’ve seen for the last 10 years in this industry. Okay. And it’s, it is disappointing is what it is, you know, that we can’t have these discussions because there was regulations. So that squashed the free discussion and helping the actual people. Properly and saying get away from the hospitals and get away from these mad places that have no business Even had no original business at all.

Amandha: It was a Rockefeller Carnegie Morgan establishment that put us in this position in the first place and we’re just trying to clean up the mess from where we were Originally heading we would have been way far ahead now. Okay, so I wish I followed before pregnancies I refused all vaccines with my second but my first child has ASD.

Amandha: It’s so, it’s hard, eh? It’s hard. People don’t even see it. They don’t see that they poisoned their own children. They don’t even see they’re poisoning themselves. They’re drinking alcohol and coffee and eating crap and constantly poisoning the self, sugar, whatever. And, you know, we’re poisoning ourselves and our children and it’s just the culture so you’re just gonna go along with it, right?

Amandha: It’s very difficult. I have a hard time navigating it, too. I totally get it. You know, we have to work toward it. It’s a goal that you continually work toward, which is getting away from poisoning the self, right? And vaccines are the ultimate poison. And they’re based on the ultimate fraud, which is the germ theory.

Amandha: And they don’t work. They never have. And all they’ve done is degrade us. And you can see it. Just look outside. Look at how degraded the North American culture is. European culture as well. You know, there’s some pure cultures that haven’t really been touched by vaccines and they’re normal people. Oh my god.

Amandha: Okay thank you, Amanda. Wished I had known about this 18 years ago when I was pregnant with my sweet daughter. I know, and this is the thing I get a lot is I wish I knew, I wish I knew, I wish I knew. And that’s why I do what I do. Cause I’m like, well, now, you know, and now share it with someone else. So they don’t have to go through that.

Amandha: We’re going to try to save each generation as we go. How to treat hemorrhoids naturally. I’m eight months pregnant and miserable. Dear. Yeah. It’s like this thing you get when you have pressure. I had them too. It’s pretty common. It’s It’s like your badge of honor. It’s like, you know, I only had a little bit, but one thing you can do is witch hazel.

Amandha: Witch hazel is an astringent. You can do red raspberry leaf. You should be drinking red raspberry leaf tea right by now. Anyway, like tons of it, you know, to get the os ready and nice and the ears, nice and toned and ready to give birth. You should be just guzzling that back and then you can wash with it as well.

Amandha: And it’s very soothing to the hemorrhoids. Because it’s astringent and tightening and tonifying of the tissues. The tissues are just lax. They’re lax, they’re slack. Right? They’re slack. So they’re just kind of hanging out. And you’re just trying to say, Hey, let’s hold it together everybody. And so you’re giving an astringent, like the witch hazel or the red raspberry leaf.

Amandha: Those are astringents. There’s more. But those are safe in pregnancy. And tighten that up. It helps a lot. Keep it lubricated as well. Calendula is nice for that. Calendula is very soothing. Yeah, if you have them itching, you can use Jewelweed. I have a Jewelweed salve on my website. It’s an excellent salve for itch.

Amandha: Anything itchy. Itch is its name. Claim to fame. Can you put DMSO in the vagina? Yes you can, but not pregnant. It’s contraindicated infertility. But yet, you can put it up anywhere you want. But remember, it’s transdermal, so that means it’s going to go beyond the vagina. And so think, what’s my goal? Why am I putting it up there?

Amandha: What am I trying to do? And think it through. Because I don’t really even like to think, I don’t even, wouldn’t even put it really rectally. Only very specific situations would I use it rectally. Because.. You don’t want bacteria that’s hanging out there. There’s stuff that’s going to come out the poop chute coming back in, right?

Amandha: So that’s not really, that’s also kind of a contraindication. Only in certain, very specific situations. For yeast infection, or can you put it in your uterus for healing, your lining? Like yeast infections.. Yeah, if you’re trying to heal the uterus, sure. But what like of what right specifically I have I usually use the badge we’re gonna tell you in the badge series In the badge series, we’ll talk about all these things But yeah, you can use Suppositories or badge packs, you know all up in there and that will help to tonify up the awesome help feel bad I’ve had I can’t tell you now I should count I should take a count I’m bad for that where I’m like, how many people help with the thing and the thing But a lot of cervical dysplasia cases that have come my way, and cancer, and they all heal really nice, just using the VagPak, the herbs up there.

Amandha: I haven’t even needed to use the escharotics to, I just use the calendula and the vitamin E and that kind of stuff and it heals. That area heals very nicely. It’s almost like the inside of the mouth or the mucosa of the eye. They have rapid cell turnover and they tend to heal rapidly. They take to the medicine quite nicely.

Amandha: They’re great areas for success. Yes. The vaginas. You’re having a hard time getting, uh, pregnant. Yeah. So what I said there earlier is to get the progesterone off the coffee and clean up the, do, you know, got a detox. I had one case I just posted, it was a woman who she was, she had been a smoker, she had quit three months prior and trying to get pregnant, I’m like, it’s way too soon.

Amandha: There’s a lot more detox you have to do before you’re going to get pregnant. That can affect the fetus very much so, and hyaline, and you, you live a lot longer. I was a healthy, I was like raw vegan, I was veg, I was all kinds of good stuff. For all my years and then when I was in my 30s, I didn’t plan to have a baby originally, but then I decided I was going to do it because I’m insane obviously to have, to want to have a baby.

Amandha: Just kidding. It’s amazing. Every mother says that. Every mother go, what? Was I thinking why did I want to have a child I must have been I don’t know what was wrong with my brain Yeah, we all have but then we’re like

Amandha: It’s all like hormones and stuff but you know, so I changed my mind when I was like 36, right And that’s considered, ooh, like, by the medical section, ooh, that’s so dangerous, ooh, you rebel, you’re having this child, you’re so old, oh, how could you? You’re going to have some kind of weird kid come out of you or something, strange, something, so already, like, the second you say your three’s like, well, you’re high risk for all kinds of stuff now, so we’re going to extra screen you, I’m like, no, you’re not.

Amandha: You aren’t going to do any of that, except they got me on just, I did the one ultrasound now, which I never did. I wish I never did. I wish I didn’t know sex, nothing. I didn’t want to know any of that. I wish I never did it because then they said, Oh, you have a single umbilical artery. That’s very dangerous.

Amandha: That must mean that there’s a heart. We have to screen for a heart problem now. You have to do that. It’s like, Okay, so that means I have to have a second ultrasound, which I didn’t even want the first ultrasound, and then I’m just chatting with the cardiologist, and he’s like, I don’t even know why your hair is so stupid.

Amandha: As I said, like, this is so unnecessary. It’s like, actually, most of the downs that I see are in young, the younger they have, the babies. That higher the rate of downs, not the older. He’s like, I don’t know what’s happening or why they think that statistic is there But I see the opposite and he says and they don’t have single umbilical arteries they have double and they’re young like kids having babies and that’s the highest rate of downs Well, thanks for telling me that and this has been a cardiologist like I don’t know 15 20 years doing this.

Amandha: That’s what he said But, so, I realized I had that experience to have that discussion with a cardiologist. So that was very valuable. We basically sat and chatted for like half an hour. That was the extent, he did the ultrasound in like five seconds. You’re fine. So, what do you think about this?

Amandha: Oh, yeah. And we had like a medical geek out talk and it was awesome. BuT he thinks that the way they’re doing it on the lower levels is stupid. And he just gets them shoved to him and he can’t really do much about it. Licensed and gagged! Licensed and gagged! So yeah, ultrasound is bad for baby, Dopplers bad for baby you can look up Janice Barcello’s work on that.

Amandha: She’s done a lot of good research on that. What happens with the ultrasound and Dopplers is it basically is like you’ve just put a huge subway train going as fast as it can, like, through their ears. That’s how loud it is for the baby. So it’s extremely loud and distressing for them. And not only that it also decreases the, their labor weight.

Amandha: So they’re born smaller weight when they hat. So the studies have shown that more, the more ultrasound and Doppler that you subject them to, the lower the birth weight. So it’s it’s just not, it’s no good. It’s just no good. So I just get the midwife to take out their big ol stethes and just, is the heart going?

Amandha: Oh, good. Yeah, I feel like the baby’s good. That’s my feeling. The baby’s in me. Baby’s moving. Baby’s kicking me in the ribs. Baby’s kicking me out. You know, keeping me up half the night, moving around. I think we’re good.

Amandha: But I have to know the baby’s in me. Then get out your big old stuffy and have a listen. I tell you that midwife, the first thing in the office, first thing, Doppler comes out. I’m like, nope. Every time, Doppler comes out. Enough. So I’m torturing, so I’m torturing my baby. No, look at the studies I guess I could post those too, but I was, you know, I was going to do a more parenting style series as well later, and actually I’d like to do some teaching sessions on that in a little more detail, but yeah.

Amandha: So I can post them here, that’s no problem. I just did a Facebook, actually on my Facebook page publicly, it’s posted recently, I just did that post. Talking about the dangers of ultrasound and doppler. Yes, they are definitely something you want to avoid and, I mean, every single time we meddle in nature, we fail.

Amandha: Keep that in mind. Every. Single. Time. Look at what we’ve done to this earth. Every man’s meddling and tinkering causes a ripple effect of crap. And we are trying to figure this mess out, and we keep meddling. Let, most of the time what you want to do is guide. You just want to be aware, and you want to guide.

Amandha: That’s how you do everything with the grace of God and the Earth. Is listen, and it’s like water flowing. Not like a waterfall, but like, you know what I’m saying? Moving like, like a dance, right? That’s the way you get things done in nature. You just listen and take the steps that prompt you next.

Amandha: But the more meddling, then that’s an intervention, then it begets more interventions. That’s what I’m saying, even a stretch and sweep can send you off to C section. And the fact that women are actually wanting to do C sections and not having vaginal birth, that is very distressing. Because I think they have a false notion or a false concept of what’s happening to them.

Amandha: And they’re missing out on an amazing experience, a beautiful experience, that there’s a rite of passage in every age. There’s a rite of passage from maiden to motherhood. Right? And that’s giving birth. You be, you realize your strength. You realize your resilience. And you realize what you can go through and survive.

Amandha: If you don’t have a vaginal birth, you miss out on a lot of that. You miss out on the ability to feel like every bone in your body is breaking. And then you come back and you’re fine and you actually think you might have another. Yeah, so, but it changes you in so many ways to do that, you know, and then motherhood to Crohn is sort of a menopausal grace, if you will, another hormonal change.

Amandha: But what I’m saying there is that it’s not something to be feared, and that’s the problem with the medical mafia. Is that they put the fear, everything’s fear, group, groupie, fear, scary, bad, all these bad things horrible. You go and look at the studies, it’s like, really, I don’t know, I mean, kind of cherry picked your data there, you only did three studies.

Amandha: They did three studies in like the 80s, and that’s, and we’ve been doing the same thing ever since, from three studies in the 80s. Give everybody intravenous. Yes! Antibiotics at their GBS positive. Cross the board. The end. Like, really? Okay. Maybe we should do more studies! And they have. And so I will post those studies.

Amandha: But yeah! I’m just gonna pull them up. And it’s a really great well done. I mean, I love that the work’s already done for us. It was like, Oh god, do I have to write an article and do all this yadda? I don’t got time for that. So it was done. There it is. But the microbiome is the biggest thing. We ought We, again, we use these antibiotics in this fashion, this germ theory mistake.

Amandha: That is the biggest problem that we have, in all things. We come at the, we have the cause and effect really mixed up. We blame all these bugs and all these things for causing disease when they don’t cause a thing. Our bodies are going through detox. Our blood is making the bacteria to actually repair cells, to get rid of debris, to bring DNA and RNA to the area.

Amandha: It has nothing to do with, oh, look, there’s an innocent bystander there. It must be, he’s holding the gun. It must be his fault, right? That is the, one of the biggest errors that’s happened, and that was going on the time of Pasteur and Béchamp. And if you look back at Béchamp’s work, he proved, and his colleagues proved very much so, that the germ theory is false.

Amandha: And here we are today, still going on, ooh, the boogeyman, right, it always has to be the boogeyman. Yeah, so where was it okay, I’m just going to go back up, oh, so in 2002, the CDC, which is the enemy, by the way, CDC is an arm of the pharmaceutical wing, they’re not your friends. They cherry pick data, they erase data, they’ve been caught red handed multiple times.

Amandha: Deleting their own information that they found, like the autism, causing, MMR causing autism. They deleted that information, they got caught with a whistleblower, that’s well, you can go look that up, that’s everywhere. They’ve done it many times, so they’re not to be trusted. Any time, oh, CDC said, I’m like, okay, so what did they say, so I can be the opposite?

Amandha: So you say, definitely TVMS, okay, won’t be doing that, thank you very much. So in 2002, the CDC revised their guidelines to recommend the universal approach, so that’s where that came in 2002, but it was all based on information from the three original randomized controlled trials in 1996, they recommended two different ways to prevent it, so basically it’s antibiotics and then it’s antibiotics, so it’s those two ways, in two different ways taking antibiotics.

Amandha: Actually if you take it orally it’s not very effective. Thank you. They need it to be IV because it’s got to get down to your luvs and to your rectum. So it’s not really an oral, getting from the top down is not, it’s not going there, right? In fact, that would be the worst way to go about it because now you’re going to kill off your microbiome.

Amandha: You’re not going to get rid of the problem of the boundary of the GBS getting past the lower gut and into the wrong areas, you know. It’s just a double no. But this was cool because they compared the Cochrane, so then the Cochrane Review the Cochrane is the Cochrane Review studies basically said there was no valid information at all.

Amandha: They looked at those studies and said there’s actually no valid

Amandha: Information at all. So Cochrane Review was like, nah, none of this is makes any sense. But they, I guess, they didn’t listen to Cochrane. So That was the, it was a collaboration, and it makes analysis, right? It’ll make an analysis of all the information.

Amandha: It’s a, like a meta analysis, and it says, Okay, we looked at all the studies that you said work for this thing, and we’ve decided that, You know, okay, cool. It’s got validation or say, oh, not sure means more work or oh, there’s boo boos in these studies You’ve got to go again and look at it again that kind of thing and the Cochrane Review said the GBS studies were Inconclusive of no relevance and basically you guys got to go back to the drawing board and that was ignored so they said So anyway, that will be in the link there.

Amandha: You can they needed more evidence And the evidence wasn’t done. And then it’s interesting because they say the Cochrane perspective, then the alternative perspective, but the alternative perspective is the conventional one, which I was like, this is weird how I’m reading this.

Amandha: So when you read the, if you read the link, just be aware that the Cochrane is actually the alternative from our perspective, the alternative perspective that they’re saying is actually the conventional making excuses for why they’ve said, let’s do universal antibiotics across the board. All right, but the simple fact is less is more.

Amandha: Okay. We didn’t talk about the homeopathic approaches that you could use to deal with GBS. There’s that option. You have to be careful with certain botanicals been pregnant. So we limit those uses for the most part we know colloidal silver and garlic and probiotics work from testimony.

Amandha: Lots and lots of that. My own cases, lots and lots of that. Studies done? Nope. Well, there’s a little bit there, but not big and not, you know, something that the big guns will go, well, yes, that’s an amazing amount of data. Hasn’t been done. Who’s going to, who’s going to fund that study?

Amandha: Big Pharma. No, not. We have to use our common sense and we have to talk to, you talk to your other mothers who have done it and then you go along that route. That’s how we, that’s how we’re doing it, you know. But they do touch on those topics in this article, which is really great. And it talks also if you’re, you know, worried and you can’t get your head around it and you’re just going to go along with the ride and deal with it later, like take the penicillin and deal with the problems later.

Amandha: It at least will be, it’s a thorough review of what to expect and what would happen and how it goes and your options and that kind of stuff. Which is, again, it’s a balanced report. Okay. So, I’m just going to wrap it up because well, it’s been nice having you here and nice to do a video and I try not to keep them too long and I’m back to that, I know.

Amandha: And do you know that it, I should have mentioned this at the beginning, but if you watch, on YouTube, if you want to speed it up, you can do that. I do that when I watch videos. I speed up the, How fast things are going so that I can go on. Sometimes it feels like you’re listening to it on speed, but if you don’t have a lot of time and you really gotta get it going, then you can speed up the thing.

Amandha: And ultimately, you can slow it down if someone’s going too fast, right? But that’s a good option on Facebook. Don’t forget that they have that. I use it a lot. So My website is yummymummyemporium. Ca, that’s the new one. Yummymummyapothecary. Com, and I have yummymummyemporium. Org, that’s the original.

Amandha: I’m working on a new website, got a new logo happening, things are moving along, and I’m excited for, you know, the next layers of the future. And it was nice to speak with you and connect with you tonight. And if you could like, subscribe, share, make a nice comment, all those kinds of things.

Amandha: Those are really helpful because I appreciate the information getting out there because that’s why I do this.

Amandha: And I’m really excited about the limited edition skin creams I’m making I think they’re awesome if you have any requests for a really cool type of product, let me know.

Amandha: I can, I’ll put it on the list of limited edition creativity ideas and see if that is something that’s worth going for. So yeah, I’m open to that and again, have a good night and thank you and love you all. And thanks for being awake and aware and you know, not falling for the traps of the system.

Amandha: We have to rise above the current situation and get into our own awareness and so make sure you’re meditating, make sure you’re praying, make sure you’re drinking your water and trying to love yourself and not poison yourself all day long. That’s very important to your soul and remember we’re eternal beings so don’t just think about this lifetime.

Amandha: There’s a lot going on, right? Lot more to you than here. Alright, love you lots and see you again soon. Bye for now.