The Secret to Hair Regrowth

Amandha: And the nutrition becomes the building blocks of the renewal process and if we get sluggish in our circulation, right, our microcirculation especially, which starts to get more pronounced as we age, then we start to get problems. You can get nail issues, you know, toenail fungus.

Amandha: You can get wounds not healing properly.

Amandha: Especially like in the feet area. You get like diabetes patients will have, you know, ulcers and things going on. We don’t get the same circulation to the brain. We don’t get the same circulation to the hair; hair thins out, eyebrows fall out, you know, this kind of stuff and so realizing that the DMSO can help all that microcirculation, that alone is an incredible anti-aging benefit of DMSO, just to make sure you’re getting all your microcirculation.

Amandha: And when I talked about first aid in my previous webinars, I really try to help people understand that the microcirculation aspect and the blood flow assistance that DMSO gives, that’s why it’s so powerful to, you know, stop heart attacks, to prevent strokes, to treat strokes, you know, to repair things quickly.

Amandha: Like I’ll have people tell me they sprained their ankle or they broke a bone or they pulled a muscle, or any of those things, and they may have done it something like that previously.

Amandha: So they kind of know how long it takes for them to heal from such things and they remark how quickly they were able to heal by, you know, gifting the body with the DMSO, getting the microcirculation happening, allowing for tissue communication, delivering nutrients, you know, to the area getting waste out.

Amandha: Right? This is all rapid, because our aging is really, you know, there’s senescence of the tissues where mitochondria slow down. So there’s a slowing down aspect. There’s a microcirculation problem, as I mentioned, and then there’s a telomere shortening aspect as well. So it’s almost like we have an internal clock of our lifespan and you can expand your lifespan through your rejuvenation of your tissues, right, of your internal and external tissues.

Amandha: So this is not just like, oh, I’m gonna put a cream on and I’m happy.

Amandha: This is like deep stuff. Like this is going all the way into your tissues and into your cell recovery and prevention as well, like prevention of problems, prevention of like microcirculation based diseases. So that’s why once I found out about this stuff, I was so excited because I’m like, holy cow, this is so versatile.

Amandha: It has so many applications I can, you know, invite it into already the things that I create, I can enhance that. I can, I mean, it was, I was like a kid in a candy store as far as like being in my kitchen and mixing with all this stuff and coming up with these ideas.

Amandha: And my thought, my thinking was, okay, what are the major problems that I see coming in my store?

Amandha: I’m seeing with my clients, you know, what am I seeing a lot of again and again and what are they like poisoning themselves with again and again? And how can I stop that? Like, how can I prevent them? from poisoning themselves but get them happy, you know, and get the solution to their problems.

Amandha: And that’s where, so every product that I made was along those lines of thinking, right, okay, we need an eczema lotion because holy cow, there’s a lot of people with eczema. You know, I need something definitely for skincare. You know, I have a bunch of things for skincare cause I’d have all kinds of people coming in asking for this.

Amandha: I obviously needed things for rashes. I obviously needed things for liver support. You know, my dandelion lotion and cream that I invented has all these liver supporting herbs with it enhanced with DMSO. So it’s literally like, you can put it on your skin and you’re getting liver support through your skin without having to ingest it.

Amandha: Right? Like, when you start thinking about that, it’s like, I, this is why I want to get the word out. But it’s still so slow to get, you know, people in the mindset of it.

Amandha: It’s almost like one of the problems that happened or the energy around DMSO was that the way it was launched when it was first in the seventies when it first came out, it was on the heels of the thalidomide disaster and thalidomide when it first came out as an anti-nausea right agent.

Amandha: And it was like off book, treated for all kinds of stuff too and it was causing massive birth defects.

Amandha: Right but the way that they framed that when they came out was like a miracle drug. Like it was the most miraculous thing and everyone loves scientists, and it was like, this is the best thing in the world and they really hyped it up, right and then DMSO came out very soon after they realized their mistake, okay, and unfortunately got leaked before the scientific community could do a press release and a proper conference on it to like properly introduce it to the world. And so a reporter or somebody of ill repute, you know, got wind of it and did a sensational article on it and made it sound like another, you know, here’s another Miracle cure.

Amandha: Yeah. Sure. Right? And people didn’t believe it. People didn’t believe it right away. It just kind of wrecked that initial momentum of what DMSO could have been for society, you know? I think maybe there was something else going on. Could have been, you know, the things I’ve seen in this world.

Amandha: I wouldn’t put it past, you know, like something more spiritual going on there. But, and even with my book, right? I’m writing my book, I’m excited, I got the publisher, I got everything happening, and then the books are in my hand. We’re right about to announce everything and put it up for sale and what happens, COVID Olympics boom, started the next day.

Amandha: I’m like, oh, well no one’s gonna give a crap about DMSO again because it’s gonna be overshadowed by this. And I was like, that’s weird. You know? That’s interesting. It’s like a D-M-S-O curse or something. Anyway. Yeah. The FDA got freaked out and overreacted. Absolutely. But so did the public, because the public was freaked out.

Amandha: Right. And the public went to the FDA and put pressure on them too. So they reacted in kind. So, yeah, it was an unfortunate bad start for them.