Healing with DMSO and Coffee Enemas: Amandha Vollmer with Daniel Roytas of the Humanley Podcast

Daniel Roytas: Because ideally what we wanna try and do is prevent that from happening. Now, you were mentioning DMSO and I’d love for you to talk a little bit more about that. Because years ago I was treating someone who was very ill and they asked me about DMSO and this was before I’d been exposed to any of your work.

Daniel Roytas: We’re probably talking close to eight or nine years ago now. And I did some looking into it and I was like, oh I can’t really find anything on the internet. It sort of seems like a bit of a wood solvent or something they use in building products. And I was like, look, if you want to take it, you can, but I don’t know anything about it.

Daniel Roytas: So I can’t make a recommendation either way. And I thought it was interesting that I couldn’t find anything on the internet. It seemed [00:15:00] like the information about using it. Therapeutically was almost suppressed in a way, or it was very difficult to find. So would you be able to talk a little bit about DMSO because I don’t know a whole lot about it.

Daniel Roytas: I’ve seen some of the things that you’ve posted about and looked into it a little bit, but yeah, very keen to find out a little bit more. What is it, when do you use it? How do you use it?

Amandha: There’s a really, when I was writing healing with DMSO, there was a book that I bought all the books I could find.

Amandha: And you’re right. There wasn’t a lot out there. My advance from the publisher was $2,000. And I didn’t even, I think I spent $1,500 on buying all of the DMSO books I could find in English. And that means there wasn’t really that many because one of them was like from the annals of New York,, you know, the conference that they pulled together on DMSO.

Amandha: And that was like a $400 book. Just that one. So, and there’s a lot of this is happening a lot with our books, our [00:16:00] rare books, by the way, where. We’re really losing access to the materials themselves. You can get them like PDF, but getting hard copies, becoming more challenging. And there’s one book called The Persecuted Drug.

Amandha: It’s called DMSO the persecuted drug, and it tells the tale of DMSO from its identification all the way through the FDA regulation and its scandals and things. And it just shows you.

Amandha: that is the modern medicine cartel and how they play games, really with researchers who want to understand a substance and who want to utilize it as a drug, because they actually categorize it as a drug back then has specific action. So therefore, right. And they it was on the heels of the thalidomide controversy, and they had sort of half-approved [00:17:00] it, and a lot was going on in the UK as well.

Amandha: But you know, now they were really, I think they used that as an excuse. That’s what I think happened. They’re like, oh, thalidomide turned out to, you know, have flipper babies being born. So I think we should just stop everything from moving forward now. And it’s so convenient for us to do it because DMSO is getting hyped.

Amandha: Right. And so all the researchers had to shut their labs. They weren’t allowed to continue to use it. And this is, you know, back in the seventies basically. And there’s there was a 60 minutes documentary with I think it was, there were a few researchers involved. But I think it was mainly Stanley Jacob who was speaking and sort of telling that story of how the FDA came down on him in his lab.

Amandha: And this was back when you actually could have truthful reporting. So it had a shaky start really [00:18:00] politically so, and and also it is a really powerful substance that a lot of laboratories use because it helps preserve organ tissues for freezing without damaging the cell structure by causing ice crystals.

Amandha: That’s major. I mean, if you can freeze tissues and organs without damage. So when you thaw them out, they are just as pristine as they were going in. That’s. That’s a pretty miraculous solvent you’ve got there and it’s way better. Obviously, the alcohol’s. Or many of the residents, which will usually alter tissue at least electrically or at least in a pH capacity.

Amandha: So this was one of their first big uses. That’s where Dr. Stanley Jacob became really quite interested in it, because that was his field of study. And that was born through Russian scientists first. Then it went through the UK and then it went into America. [00:19:00] Dr. Jacob is dead now, but Jacob’s lab still exists.

Amandha: And there’s a lot of scientific data on that website as well. That’s when I started to research too, because I didn’t learn about it in college either. I mean, it was a blip in our sports medicine like one day. And I, you know, if you miss that day, you don’t even hear about it at all. so, or if you didn’t get your notes from your buddy, that’s it, you, I, it was one mention it’s used in sports medicine, very popular for football and soccer and all of these sports, because you have a baller down hard, potentially in a coma, they’re treating with DMSO.

Amandha: The coma is not even an issue at that point and they can get them right back on the field. Wow. So this is from like you’re down, you’re maybe passed out and you’re back on the field, you know, in an hour, less than an hour, half an hour or [00:20:00] something. So they realize that potential power. And in fact, it really needs to be listed.

Amandha: You need to hear the wisdom of these trees again, because this extract usually from pine is very important for emergency medicine for a state. And especially if you have a child who’s in sports and you wanna, I mean, I have a girl and she’s not interested in heavy sports. But if I did have a child that was, you know, running into people and knocking heads and I would be so concerned about brain damage and neurological issues and so forth.

Amandha: And I, if I had knew about DMSO every time coming off the field, rub it on the temples, rub it on the back of the neck. Add some magnesium in there actually make a 50% magnesium with DMSO. You could just clean the skin. So there’s no, when the sweating stops and the toxin stop coming out, clean the skin and spray it on and you will prevent things like brain [00:21:00] bleeds.

Amandha: I mean, that’s death sentence. Right. You know, all those skiers, they go, you know, they go and they have a fall and they feel fine, but then they’re dead the next morning. yeah. From a subdural hematoma. Yeah. I mean arnica and DMSO there’s your remedies for preventing subdural hematoma. That’s kind of major, you know, when you think about it.

Amandha: So this information is important and, you know, the book and also videos, I talk about how it’s anti-inflammatory it’s better than an NSAID. It is actually considered a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug. Oh, better than aspirin, no side effects. Yeah. And it is supports the blood to clot properly. And it is also a painkiller, like a true painkiller, true analgesic.

Amandha: So that’s usually people know it for pain and inflammation. That’s kind of its claim to fame, but it does. So, so many things, [00:22:00] it basically heals all tissues and accelerates the healing of the body. Anti-aging, growing back your hair. You know, it’s, bacteriostatic which sort of just, I think what’s happening there is it’s just slowing.

Amandha: The activity and upregulating other systems. So the bacteria are not required at that time. Instead you’re, upregulating detox mechanisms and so forth and right. Even things will be pushed out from the skin. So it’s quite incredible substance, but you do need to learn about it. You need to educate yourself, you know, and how to use it properly, how to dilute it, how not to carry toxins in, through your skin, how to use it.

Amandha: If you’re on medications, because it can potentiate your drugs and things that you’re taking. So you have to be aware of that, you know, and also you can get stinky and you may lose friends because you stink from it. So you want to use it the right way and the right timing but it’s [00:23:00] incredible substance.

Daniel Roytas: And is this something that’s being used internally or topically, or is a mixture of both? Can you aerosolize it and inhale it for respiratory conditions? How do you actually use it therapeutically?

Amandha: Yes. Well, in my book, I have a dilution chart and that chart is specific for how you dilute it and what application for each percentage dilution.

Amandha: For example, I make eye drops. So 20% up to 40% can be utilized in the eye in a saline solution for cataract correction, even eyesight correction, people will tell me they started to use it for their cataracts, and then they ended up throwing their glasses away and they were very surprised about that. And because correcting tissue, correcting eye pressure, And then there’s, you know, every orifice you can use it in essentially.

Amandha: So there’s all different ways to properly dilute it so that it’s not too intense. Because it can [00:24:00] burn the skin in its higher levels. And yes, you can aerosolize it. You can use it in a nebulizer. I make blends of creams and lotions. I have an eczema lotion, for example, with chickweed DMSO. And that will help the skin get rid of the wastes that are sitting there, agitating it, causing the rash.

Amandha: It will push things out of the skin and then repair the skin quite quickly. And you know, you can take it internally. You can drink it. It’s usually one teaspoon in five ounces of water or juice a day as your generalized dose for internal use. But it will be transdermally absorbed so you can use it completely topically.

Amandha: And that’s one of its claims to fame is that it’s transdermal, which means it’ll absorb right into your skin and that it’s a carrier and mobilizer of other molecules. So therefore it’s, you know, if you pair it with something, you can take it in. If the molecular weight is not too high. And some essential [00:25:00] oils are kind of on that level where it might be a little too heavy for it to just drag it in, but it will carry things in topically and that’s why you can heal scars and uh, wrinkles and all kinds of, you know, discoloration of the skin and these sorts of things, because actually delivering what you’re pairing it with and has its own healing property.

Amandha: So you have a synergy there going in and doing a specific job at a specific area. So yes, all of those applications. You can even inject it and do IV with it safely as well.

Daniel Roytas: Sorry, I muted myself. Yeah. There’s so many applications there and. I’m gonna have to get your book and read it because I’ve been starting to use pure gum spirits of turpentine. And I’ve been having some interesting experiences with that. And now I’m like, oh, I wonder what I can do with DMSO. So I’m really looking more now at these [00:26:00] types of methods of healing I wanna get into using shilajit just looking outside the box a little bit, rather than just going down that same line of here’s a multivitamin.

Daniel Roytas: So yeah, I think the best way for me to probably learn is to get your book and just read that and start using it myself and getting firsthand experience. Do you think that’s the best way to, to just jump in and start using it on yourself? And see what? Yeah

Amandha: I agree. Yeah. I’ll for sure.

Amandha: Because now you, that’s how I learned. I, yeah. I bought some and I played around with it and I went, whoa, this stuff is potent, man. I burnt myself. What the heck is this stuff? Right? Because I used it at 90% on my skin. Right. And the first time, Ooh, it’s tingly. I can taste it right away. It’s kind of like making my skin warm.

Amandha: Right. And a bit of redness. And I was like, what the heck is this? It smells like, what is this? And that’s what propelled me into doing research on it. But I [00:27:00] realized there’s something here. Like you said, when you went to go look and there was hardly, it was like crickets out there. Right. It was the same thing.

Amandha: I’m like, what the heck is going on here? I mean, this is clearly powerful because I’ve used all kinds of substances. And this is, this action is wild and immediate and strong. And whoa, I need to know and when you understand how to use it correctly, you feel more comfortable. because a lot of people are worried and scared about doing it wrong or hurting themselves and that sort of stuff.

Amandha: So it’s one of those substances. You just need to have some knowledge. And that’s why I did the book. The way I did was it’s not too much, you know, I had to cut it right in half. Like that book was actually double the volume. Oh wow. In half. Yes. And I was all in scientific jargon. The entire book was originally written in a hundred percent scientific geeky language.

Amandha: Right. That nobody would’ve understood. Then I went [00:28:00] back and I rewrote every sentence. Into layman’s terms. So it is as simple as you possibly can get it for anyone to just pick up and understand and then feel at the end. Oh, okay. I can do this. I’ve got this. This is easy. And it’s not gonna be one of those books where like, oh, I wish I could get through it.

Amandha: It’s sitting on the nightstand, you know, realistic and doable because my thinking is the more people who start to use it start to feel confident they will teach others. They will tell others. And then this will be a longer helpful, you know, repercussion of it. So that’s probably the better way to go and use it on yourself and always do a test patch.

Amandha: See how you go and then try different methods with it. But blending it at about a 50% level with either distilled water, aloe vera. [00:29:00] Magnesium oil, something like that is a really nice place to start.

Daniel Roytas: Okay. I might give that a go. Yeah. And do you recommend any specific brands and is this something that we can get on YumNaturals?

Daniel Roytas: Do you actually physically sell this DMSO as well?

Amandha: On YumNaturals.Store I have two NPN numbered DMSO’s that are allowed by Health Canada. There are 90% with 10% water and a gel as well, but on DMSO.Store. So I split my business into two basically, and changed sort of how the DMSO was being handled because.

Amandha: I’m in Canada and they don’t want any, anything to do with it, honestly. So I had to outsource and get creative and everything’s under private membership as well. Okay. And, but under DMSO store, you can get pure DMSO the same 90%, one, [00:30:00] all the blends as well, the eyedrops and that sort of stuff.

Amandha: So, so you can sort of get it a little bit in either place.

Daniel Roytas: Okay, awesome. Yeah, I’m gonna do that, get the book and start experimenting. I think now I’ve had some questions come through from some of my listeners and I actually think some of your listeners possibly as well. I know you’ve shared a few of my things over the last few months, and I’ve had a few of your listeners come over to have a look at my telegram channel and I’ve got some questions here from some viewers.

Daniel Roytas: And would you be happy to take some of those questions and answer them?

Amandha: Yeah, absolutely.

Daniel Roytas: Cool. So the first one is about coffee enemas. How often can someone do coffee enemas? Are we just doing them for good health maintenance, or can we use coffee enemas for various different treatments?

Daniel Roytas: How often do you recommend that someone do a coffee enema, and how do you actually prepare one?

Amandha: [00:31:00] On Yummy.Doctor, if you go to the search bar and just write in coffee, you’ll pull up all of my videos and blogs on coffee enemas and one of those is a walkthrough video where I do an enema I show you step-by-step how to prepare one.

Amandha: And really the question is, what do I need, what are my health needs? You know, what are my. Generalized weaknesses in my body, where do I tend to go? Or what am I a mesomorph, endomorph, you know, all of those little factors of who you are, where your tendencies lie. And what are your weaker systems?

Amandha: Have you had surgeries before? Is there previous damage or vaccine injury, because anyone who’s had a shot is vaccine injured. And what is your goal? What are you after? That’s the first question with the enemas. Now, as many as you want to do in a [00:32:00] day is how many you’re allowed to do in a day.

Amandha: Because again, like why are you doing it? So cancer patients, right under the Gerson therapy method, they will take five enemas or six enemas per day. Good diet. Now that’s. Per day. Yes. Right? So that is major blood cleansing major action. That is like a very heavy therapeutic approach where there’s assistance like with doing this, where they’ll even wake them up in the night to give them a coffee.

Amandha: And so that’s extreme. Right? And then if you’re just wanting to cleanse your liver, maybe monthly, maybe you wanna do it weekly for a while. You know, again, what is your goal? So generally, if you’re new to it, I suggest start with one day a week, whatever your more relaxed day. Could be a weekend and that’s when you run your enema earlier in the day is better in case it, you know, it’s gonna put a pep in your step until you’re [00:33:00] a real coffee enema pro I don’t recommend doing it past, you know, six o’clock at night or anything like that.

Amandha: And see how you go. And usually even before you do that with your enema kit run just a distilled water enema first, just get the hang of the gear, you know, how does it flow work? How, what height am I supposed to be at? Whoa, that was too high, or, you know, can I make it to the toilet? should I take the nice rug away from the floor before it’s coffee?

Amandha: You know, those sorts of technical details. So once you sort of do a practice run then you can, the next round, you can do the coffee and see how you go, because that is a retention enema. You’re meant to hold that for 13 to 15 minutes, right? Because you’re washing the blood that the coffee acids are saturating, the portal vein and all of this blood is being cleaned and palmitic acids [00:34:00] are like a pulling cleansing, you know, putting all this gun into the stool where it really belongs.

Amandha: So you flush it out. And as well as increasing glutathione levels, quite significantly, which as we know it is an antioxidant, meaning it’s sort of a sequester of the free-radical molecules, the reactive oxygen species, you know, to calm the chaos of your blood and of your intestinal tract as a whole. So that once a week is where you kind of go and then you’re like, you have to watch the addiction part, believe it or not.

Amandha: A lot of people get such euphoria from doing coffee enemas that they can become addicted to it. So be very aware, not, yeah it’s not a huge percentage of people, but I’ve seen it happen enough that I speak to it here and there, because if you’re like, whoa, I like that feeling. I’m gonna do twice a week.

Amandha: [00:35:00] Okay. Do twice a week. That’s all right. But if you’re like, oh, I really want, really want it every day. And now you’re doing coffee enema every day. Keep in mind that, you know, you’re cleansing out your gallbladder too. You’re remaking bile salts at that point. And you wanna ensure that you’re rebuilding your bile salts appropriately and you’re not putting yourself into any sort of deficiency situation.

Amandha: It’s kind of along the lines where colonics will come in. Right. They will, you know, usually they supplement you, you know, with things when they really do high colonics that sort of stuff, because really it can damage your gut bacteria and they’re the ones making a manufacturing all your stuff, all your vitamins and things.

Amandha: Right. So you can get into this deficiency state and that’s usually why I don’t recommend high enemas unless very unique circumstances. And enemas are so, you know, [00:36:00] volatile obviously, but the same thing, why are you doing it? How you take breaks. Some of these sorts of things, let the gallbladder reset.

Amandha: You can’t eat a lot of fats the day that you do it because you don’t have your bile made. Now you need to be aware of what you’re eating. Usually it’s a day you juice. That’s a day that you know, you do [unclear], you do juicing and a coffee and meditation, yoga and barefoot walk. I can go to bed early. you know, that’s a day, that’s a good self care day.

Amandha: Not like I’m gonna do coffee because I feel high. That’s not the right way. You know what I mean? That motivation uh, needs to be looked at but it’s a very powerful practice. So once a week, and then usually I move to like a once a month maintenance protocol.

Daniel Roytas: And what’s the difference between.

Daniel Roytas: Consuming coffee, orally and coffee enemas because I’ve read some of the research around consuming coffee orally and I’m I [00:37:00] kind of am a little bit apprehensive about even consuming coffee anymore. So there’s obviously a difference there between an enema and a coffee drink.

Amandha: Oh, radically. So I mean, I know they relate, but they are different when you ingest this way and you absorb through the stomach area, the caffeine actually affects the adrenal glands and you get that cortisol surge that sort of fight or flight that jittery, you know, you get the reason we’re taking it orally is we’re after the high again.

Amandha: Right. We want the boost. We want to feel like we’re functioning when really ironically. When you stop coffee, which can take many months to really clean out, clear out and reset your nervous system. Because I’ve done this test on myself many times. And for me, it’s about two to three months where I’m actually normal, meaning it’s gone.

Amandha: It’s outta my system. I wake normally [00:38:00] properly. No tiredness, seven o’clock in the morning. Isn’t the time that I wanna wake up. I don’t need anything but water really, or some juice or something. But when you take it, you wake groggy and then you need it. So it’s this catch-22, but you wouldn’t have been groggy in the first place.

Amandha: Yeah, exactly. If you just didn’t do it at all, but it’s getting you there. That’s tough. And usually I suggest to quit slowly by mixing with chaga because chaga looks like coffee tastes sort of in that spectrum and you can blend it. Nice. So you can just not shock your body. Through this harsh detox, which it really is slowly come out.

Amandha: Right. But rectally, it will not affect your adrenals. It just doesn’t do it. So you don’t have to worry about that jittery thing or not sleeping or any of the, it’s a completely different action. There are two major acids that are used by the liver [00:39:00] primarily. And even there’s like green coffee beans, there’s a whole art to it.

Amandha: There are all kinds. Are you going with Colombian coffee? Are you going, you know, there’s so there’s different acid profiles. You get real geeky with all these things. Right. You know, but for the most part, you’re avoiding. Drinking it for the adrenal. It’s almost the feeling that you just got hit by a bus and now you’re awake, right?

Amandha: That’s a fight or flight thing that burns out your adrenals. The enemas will not touch your adrenals whatsoever.

Daniel Roytas: So you’re good to go. Interesting. Okay. I have another question here, and this is something that I literally know nothing about. So the question is, can you talk a little bit about the benefits of molecular hydrogen machine therapy and which one is the best to get?

Daniel Roytas: Do you use distilled water first, then the hydrogen machine and how many glasses per day? So I’m assuming that you have some knowledge in this area. I’ve never been [00:40:00] exposed to anything in relation to this. So.

Amandha: Yes. Now, I, there are quite a few hydrogen or Brown’s gas machines on the market and I’ve compared a lot of them.

Amandha: There are a couple that are worthy, very worthy. I can’t, there was one other that someone shared with me and it looked quite good. It was a little bit less expensive. So you have to look at things like your budget and again, why do you want it? What are you using it for? What’s your goal? You know, don’t just throw your money away on something you’re not gonna use.

Amandha: Do it with purpose. And then it’ll, you’ll feel good about it in lots of ways, but I met George Wiseman many years ago and we had, you know, an in-depth conversation and he’s just so brilliant and he’s an inventor. And I really just, how it started for me is I wanted a Brown’s gas machine and he made a good one.

Amandha: And he was always working on it and making improvements. And he was a really [00:41:00] incredible man. So I didn’t care how much it costs or I didn’t care about that. I cared about the company and who this man was, and I wanted to support his work and he lost his wife to lupus. And he felt that if he had invented this on time, it would’ve saved her life.

Amandha: And so there’s a mission and passion behind him. So I support that and I have three of his machines but why I like his is because it has an alarm on it. There’s a pH level where you have to use an alkalizing lye substance into the machine to create the fractionation of the hydrogen. We use the water system and you wanna make sure you’re maintaining your machine levels.

Amandha: And so it, a lot of them don’t have that feature where it tells you’re low or it gives, you know, gives you that feedback. So that’s a nice little thing, but also it’s gas that you inhale, breathe, which is giving you different [00:42:00] three different gases. So it’s giving you the Brown’s gas, giving you oxygenation.

Amandha: So an oxygen level, and it’s giving you H2. So it’s giving you actual hydrogen, pure hydrogen, and it helps to structure your water. So you’ve heard of EZ water. Yeah. Or the fourth stage of water, whatever it helps you structure your waters. And now if we didn’t have any structured water on ourselves, we’d be dead.

Amandha: So we have that obviously, but this is adding to that. So you’re reducing your chaos in your body. That’s how I like to. That’s how I feel, what it’s doing. That’s how I think of what it’s doing is when you’re understanding water and the hydrogen relationship, you’re thinking about ions, you’re thinking about structure, you’re thinking about EZ water and you’re trying to enhance your body so that it’s electrical component is communicating well and manufacturing [00:43:00] what it needs in the moment and repairing its own DNA systems, which it can, when the water’s right, because the DNA itself is a, this, the double helix part of it is from the coiling of the water.

Amandha: Yeah, because water always coils. So. It’s our EZ water. That’s making our DNA. That’s keeping our DNA frequency at where it is. So that’s why you can use tuning forks to change DNA frequencies or affect DNA in all of this room. We’re just really getting into this now, really just starting to understand this.

Amandha: I just got my book from Dr. Arthur Ling today. Another very expensive book, and I couldn’t find it anywhere. And again, I had to pay like $300 for this book, but

Daniel Roytas: Is it Gilbert Ling or Arthur Ling?

Amandha: Oh, sorry. Gilbert Ling

Daniel Roytas: My apologies. I was gonna say maybe it was his long lost brother or something and I’m missing out on some other information.

Amandha: No, it’s me and names. If you were in this brain and this part of [00:44:00] my brain, you would understand. I always had anxiety around names as a child. So I always will misspeak names. Yeah. Because one of my dance teachers would yell at me if I mispronounced her name. So right. It like did something and it was like a trauma basically.

Amandha: So every time I’m like, what’s your name? What’s your name? I’ll remember. Yeah. I’ll remember it. I will. I promise it. I remember oh man. But anyway, so thanks for that correction. So that book and that information is helping us understand that. Excuse me, we don’t really have the structures that they say that cell biology, modern cell biology is telling us.

Amandha: We have a lot of, these are artifacts that are manufactured out of the body. Through the processes of trying to actually deduce what is in the cell. And so I’m eager to read that’s really super geeky information. But as in essence, it’s saying that potassium is really what’s key here [00:45:00] and that there’s no sodium potassium pump that doesn’t actually exist.

Amandha: That is all [unclear], which is really cool because, you know, we studied the same material and that was a thing. That’s a thing. And we learn it and we see a cell, like some sort of, I don’t know, a mechanical structure with a draw bridge and, you know, course and buggy coming in and out with goods and services and then leaving with the waste, like.

Amandha: This is how we see the cells. And it’s just not that complicated. Actually. It’s like a bag of gel with pH, you know, hydrogen ions, you know, moving around and manufacturing things as it needs. And mainly it’s like bacteria and other forms doing a lot of it. And, you know, it’s just, we’ve just grown up in such an illusion, but the hydrogen to me makes sense from a lot of that, because we’re talking about, you know, functional pH and you can really heal a lot when you get your pH corrected and your different [00:46:00] compartments.

Amandha: And you also fueling that electrical system. That’s really what we are. I mean, we, why do we eat anything? Why do we take any supplement right. To get us right down to that functional moment of life. So yeah, that’s the ones. I just breathe it when I feel run down or I, you know, every so often I’ll make the water.

Amandha: I just want to drink it or I want to wash in it. It is really good for skincare. And it is a welding machine.

Daniel Roytas: Oh, really?

Amandha: So you can weld with it, yeah.

Daniel Roytas: Wow. I literally don’t know much about it. So thank you for introducing me to that topic. I mean, there’s so many things that I need to go and look into and I’m slowly working my way through these amazing healing therapies.

Daniel Roytas: We don’t have much time left, and I’m aware that you probably have other things you need to go and get done. So we might just do one more question. Is that okay?

Amandha: Yeah, absolutely.

Daniel Roytas: [00:47:00] Cool. The question is regarding fasting and the differences between dry and wet fasting, and whether or not these are great ways of helping the body detoxify and clear toxins. Is dry and wet fasting something that you recommend to people?

Daniel Roytas: And why would you use one over the other?

Amandha: I always recommend wet fasting. I will always do so. We need to stop feeding the system and let the organs heal themselves. I mean, just plain out of, just from that perspective, stop eating, let it rest, let it do its own internal healing processes that it needs.

Amandha: Allow them metabolism to settle out, you know, just give everything a break. So I always support that, but water is mostly helpful during a fast because it will help flush a lot of the waste away. It’s like you’re flushing, you’re cleansing, right? Because it will, you will go into a [00:48:00] cleanse when you fast, because your body’s gonna take that opportunity to get rid of things.

Amandha: And also when you fast, you really should do an enema. You really should a couple of enemas you don’t have to do ’em all the way through or anything just because if you stop eating, it stops stimulating your bowels. And you do not wanna have a bowel movement sitting there for how many days you’re fasting.

Amandha: Right? That’s why a lot of fasts will say, like take fiber pills or something to have a poop, but the easier way would just be to stick a little hose up there and get her done. And you’re clean as a whistle. the whole tube is got its own no obstructions, and it can do its job. Dry fasting is for experts in fasting.

Amandha: These are people who have gone on long wet fasts already. They know the limits of their body. They have a specific goal in mind of what they’re doing. They wanna purge the old waters. You know, they want to [00:49:00] encourage a different type of a reset in their body, which can be difficult to identify.

Amandha: And also, depending on your lifestyle, if you are working nine to five and driving in traffic and this kind of thing, how are you going to have strength and energy to do your job and there’s a practicality around it. So, and when you go on vacation, are you gonna wanna dry fast you know, like it’s for people who live in tropical climates who don’t have a day job, they can really focus on meditation and dry fasting and saunas and stuff, right?

Amandha: Like, like look at dr. Robert qasar he talks about dry fasting, the benefits. And I would suggest if you’re interested in something like that, go listen to his words, but it’s not without risk. And there have been deaths from doing dry fasting. So I’m not one to just run out and say, go and do it. I don’t, I wouldn’t, I don’t think [00:50:00] I would even do it to be quite honest.

Amandha: I don’t feel that I need. if I were seriously ill and I mean death, or I would probably just fast on urine therapy on, or I would just drink, I would just loop my urine all day long. If I were that sick, I probably wouldn’t drive fast. I would urine fast and heal myself, you know, so I’m sure there is a place for it, but it just seems really too dangerous for most people.

Amandha: And even the experts like who have been doing, you know, it’s almost like an extreme sport that woman who more recently died from dry fasting. I could see her personality was like some sort of competition that she had just come off dry, fast, you know? And she wanted to just jump right into a dry fast again, you know, and that’s what killed her.

Amandha: It’s like, she felt so good, but it’s like a high, it really that’s what I’m saying. People can get very addicted to detoxing. It’s almost [00:51:00] like a,

Daniel Roytas: she did, like, multiple back-to-back dry fasts. Yeah. That’s full on. My partner’s done a dry, fast it’s full on, but I think she only lasted just 48 hours just, and we’ve done lots of wet fasting prior to this and built ourselves up.

Daniel Roytas: But even that for her was like, it wasn’t easy to do so, yeah. Doing multiple back to back seems full on.

Amandha: Yeah, I think that’s what I’m saying. You have to make sure you’re you have somebody that you can check in with or something. You don’t do it by yourself. This is something you do with others or you know, you need a support, you need support.

Amandha: You need someone to check in. What if you get dizzy? I had someone come to my clinic way at the beginning of my career, who was dry fasting, who decided to come out to a talk that was happening at my place. And I was informed that he had been fasting and I said, well, I need you to be sitting [00:52:00] down and not wandering around the property or, you know, because it’s kind of a liability on me and this sort of thing.

Amandha: And ended up, he smoked weed, which was not even supposed to be on my property. So they went off and they smoked a joint. Dry fasting nuts. And then, so are you dumb? Yeah. Are you kidding me? Right. So what of course happens? He faints of course he faints. And what does he do? Smash his face open. Yeah. Good job buddy.

Amandha: And then I get sued and then he tries to sue me. That was, it was a crazy it was a crazy thing I’ve ever seen. I’m like, of course he didn’t win that because he was reckless. He was behaving recklessly. Right. And we could prove that. So, and all his, the friends that he even smoked with did not back him up.

Amandha: They’re like, what are you doing? It was your mistake. You know? So just be careful with the, I mean, if you have a clinic or you’re, you know, practitioner, you have to caution people that this can happen., it can become addictive. You can [00:53:00] get addicted to cleansing. And then I had a couple of patients who wouldn’t put anything in their body that might even relate to a toxin.

Amandha: Paranoid. So there’s, you know, it’s everywhere. We know there’s toxins and all this stuff, but you’ve gotta understand it’s your mind. That is really what’s creating this whole thing ultimately. So get that in control and work, you know, you don’t have to worry and be in fear of all these things all the time, because you’ll just draw it to you.

Amandha: But I do like stopping food and I do intermittent fasting, like almost all the time constantly. I mean, I don’t unless I feel hungry in the morning when my digester rises as per TCM, traditional Chinese medicine, that’s when I eat. That’s it. I listen to the digester. If it tells me to eat, I eat. And if not, I don’t, otherwise I’ll just fast on water.

Amandha: And if I find that [00:54:00] fasting, then that will be a day. I make sure I get enough sun and I go outside barefoot. And, you know, I do extra care for myself during a natural sort of fasting time. And I’ll make sure I take magnesium, like put magnesium on my body before bed and these sorts of things. And it’s really about listening to your intuition and listening to yourself and trusting yourself over time, over a period of time.

Amandha: But it is a very powerful practice that I do support.

Daniel Roytas: Thanks, Amandha. It’s such a wealth of knowledge and I always enjoy listening to you and speaking with you. So YumNaturals is your website where people can go and check out some of the topics that we’ve spoken about today. It sounds like you’ve got some really interesting information there.

Daniel Roytas: And then you’ve got your store, which you were talking about before. Can you just for the viewers. Remind us what those two websites were, so they can go and get access to things like DMSO or check out your book.

Amandha: Yes. So I have [00:55:00] YumNaturals.Store. That’s for products I make. My book is there if you just want the book it’s called HealingWithDMSO.com

Amandha: so that’s its own website just for the book. Maybe if you wanna like, look at excerpts or something first, then you can find it there, but as well, it’s on YumNaturals.Store and then DMSO products are DMSO.Store. For all of those. And then there’s Yummy.Doctor D O C T O R. That’s the domain and that’s the educational website, videos, blogs, and that’s where the courses, classes, and protocols will be when I can keep producing like little machine, all these things, but we’ll get there.

Amandha: Eventually. It’s a huge body of work. There’s so much learning and so much information. And it’s really a true Renaissance, you know? We’re allowed to talk about controversial things, again, sort of at least among ourselves [00:56:00] and I look forward to, you know, what the future brings for those of us who are walking, you know, a sovereign path and and not afraid to question things and use harsh logic for making decisions on life and you know, accumulating the knowledge in the correct way again.

Amandha: And you’re a big part of that too, Daniel. So I really appreciate what you’re doing too, because it’s super important that we open our minds again, that there’s no settled science going on. in fact, quite the opposite and we need to get that work done eventually. So, so thank you. Thank you very much for having me here.

Daniel Roytas: No worries. And you know, just as you were saying, the name of your DMSO.Store, it dropped out. So it, it is DMSO.Store for people who might have not been able to hear that. Because it was a bit of interference or something there. So I’ll put up the links in the show notes anyway, to your [00:57:00] website.

Daniel Roytas: So people can go and check out that stuff and yeah, I’m gonna get your book and get some DMSO and start tinkering a little bit just slowly just to see what it’s like and get some experience with it myself. So, yeah. Thank you for inspiring me to do that.

Amandha: Great. Well, I look forward to your feedback on that and what sort of experiences you have, having the analytical and logical mind that you do, and obviously the experience of a practitioner.

Amandha: So it’s always lovely to to bring that into the new experiment as well. So enjoy that.

Daniel Roytas: Thank you. I appreciate your time, Amandha. And looking forward to jumping in and having a look at some of the stuff on your website, because I didn’t realize that you had all of that additional information in there.

Daniel Roytas: So yeah. What a wonderful resource.

Amandha: Yeah, great. And keep up the work with the telegram channel. At least we have that where we can openly [00:58:00] have discourse and communications. So I’m really enjoying your post there too.

Daniel Roytas: Great. Thanks, Amandha. I’ll talk to you again soon. Cheers.

Amandha: Bye-bye. Cheers.