Amandha Vollmer | The Yum Natural Doctor: Naturopathy, Right Action, & Harnessing Creativity
The naturopathic healer and all around thought-leader for truth, health, and freedom, Amandha Vollmer, joins InnerVerse! As the founder of the Yum Naturals Emporium, Amandha and her team handcraft unique botanical blends of the utmost quality. In this flow-state chat, we get to know one another and enjoy an explorative conversation down many inspired avenues.
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Core themes
Where We Are Headed and What to Withdraw From
Amandha Vollmer opens by describing days spent writing, prepping an End of COVID summit, making soap for her store and homeschooling her eleven year old. Her larger focus is on tribes splitting off vibrationally, and on what support she can pull out of the old structure each week and redirect into local community. She refuses the fifteen minute city and says she will not accept CBDCs. Chance Garton connects this to the 1960s series The Prisoner, which he says already contains fifteen minute cities and an allegory of what he calls the globe conspiracy, whose monster enemy is a weather balloon.
Protection Is a Frequency, Not a Shield
Both speakers land on the claim that real protection is vibrational rather than physical. Amandha cites Power vs. Force for the measured gap between the frequency of fear and the frequency of love, arguing that people at different frequencies eventually cannot even relate to one another. Chance Garton describes a year of biofield tunings he taught himself from Eileen McKusick's books, and calls the aura the shield against EMF, psychic vampires and everything else. Amandha calls it an intelligent filter, and adds forest bathing on her fifty three acres as her own reset.
Cities Drain the Battery, Presence Refills It
Chance Garton offers a theory that the city inverts its own name because constant filtering of dissonant sound and other people's vibes spends the same life force that awareness runs on. Everything compartmentalized out of focus is energy lost, while a forest reads as one harmonious whole that needs no filtering. Amandha Vollmer agrees, noting that pain and illness lower the same battery so coping shrinks. She invokes Thich Nhat Hanh, whom she studied while learning Buddhism, on being present at every step of washing a dish, and describes cleaning her house as tidying her own energy.
Why AI Will Never Carry the Divine Spark
The two turn skeptical about technocracy. Amandha Vollmer calls Elon Musk's Neuralink chip a fantasy given how much EMF is already being pumped out, and warns that tools like ChatGPT outsource thinking exactly when people should be reclaiming it. Chance Garton, a former IT worker, argues that added complexity guarantees more breakage, and suspects space budgets exist partly to delete money from a fiat system. Amandha says an AI can never become emotionally sentient because it cannot pick up scent, body language or subtle nuance, and Chance answers that lines of code are not smelling.
Karma, Numerology, and Taking Health Into Your Own Hands
Amandha Vollmer maps a life as karmic contracts arriving around age twelve, then dharmic service work once they clear. She reads her own life path as a thirty four seven, patience and trust, and tracks personal year numbers. Chance Garton names the same pattern with his catchphrase that the obstacles are the course, and ties satisfaction to the sacral chakra and self worth. Amandha argues that sin means debt. The talk closes on practical remedies, including Green Immediate, the clove DMSO recipe from her book The Healing Power of DMSO, Facelift in a Jar, and her new site yummy.doctor.
Quotes
“And what is really protection anyway? What is that? And I think it's vibrational. I think it's how your state inside of you. That's true protection because what you fear you draw near.”
“Anyway, I think that's the game is to realize that our sensitivity is also our energy. And so that we don't hide our things that we're sensitive to from ourselves. We go into that and we realize, oh, this is hurting my energy levels because I'm sensitive to this.”
“Which are just to simply be present with the task. Your goal is not to be at the end of a task and then look back and go yay me. The goal is to be present at every step of the path of your task.”
“The obstacles are the course. If you're running the hurdles, you don't run away from the hurdle. You run to the hurdle. That's like a sign saying this is the way that your path is.”
“And at the end of the day, it's still just like language. It's not reality. Just in the same way that I can tell you what the moon looks like, or I can even point at the moon, but my finger pointing is not the moon. My words describing is not the moon.”
“If this is true, I'll run with it. So like say this is true, then I'm going to work on my karma because I want to get it over with because I want to get on to my service work. And I did that throughout my life.”
“Before I go there, I just wanted to make a note that sin means, is a debt. Sin is a debt. So we are living in sin because we are living in debt and that is a sin against God because God has provided everything we need.”
“You can actually understand that you're just needing a cleanse and a heavy cleanse and work on all that emotional debris that you never ever dealt with. You just sucked back and all the trauma you never completed. You just held it in your body. And that's where all your diseases start.”
Amandha Vollmer is a naturopathic healer and founder of the Yum Naturals apothecary, known for her work in natural medicine, botanical wellness, and health-freedom advocacy.
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