Healer Q&A: Quantum Frequencies Healing with Andrea Candee.

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In this fascinating episode of The Heallist podcast, join host Yuli as she dives into the world of quantum healing and frequency medicine with Andrea Candee. A seasoned Master Herbalist and accomplished author of "Gentle Healing for Baby and Child," Andrea draws on over 30 years of extensive experience and remarkable credentials in the natural health domain. As a motivational speaker, she has shared her expertise on herbal self-help in diverse settings, from educational institutions and corporations to international conferences. Notably, Andrea serves as an Instructor for The New York Botanical Garden, actively participating in international symposiums on healing plants and conducting workshops on botanical medicine.

In addition to her herbal expertise, Andrea Candee is also a trained frequencies medicine practitioner as part of the Healers Who Share program. This episode delves into her multifaceted journey, exploring the potential of vibrational frequency medicine and its applications in diagnosis and treatment. Andrea shares invaluable insights into the effectiveness of vibrational medicine, addressing common hurdles in sharing this transformative knowledge. Gain a deeper understanding of Andrea's holistic approach and her commitment to unlocking the power of frequency medicine for practitioners seeking to enhance their healing practices. Whether you're a seasoned expert or a newcomer to the world of quantum healing, this episode promises to be a captivating journey into the realms of vibrational frequency medicine and holistic well-being.

Vibrational Frequency Medicine and its Potential

Andrea Candee: Conventional medicine is based on Newtonian physics from the 1600s. Newton posited that our bodies are composed of parts that need repair and replacement. Then Einstein came along in the 1920s and 30s, and said, “Everything is energy, frequency, and vibration,” and he called it Quantum Physics.

Let's talk about this simplistic example of quantum physics. Let's say the opera singer sings the note; the note vibrates at a particular frequency. When the champagne glass is brought into the room, if it vibrates at the identical frequency as the note, it shatters. As a result of Einstein's work, physics changes, chemistry changes. Biology did not; biology is still based on the old Newtonian physics.

The scientists started to look at all the pathogens under the microscope—the bacteria, the virus, the fungus—to see what their rate of vibration, their frequency. Of course, we know today that they all vibrate differently. But we discovered from their published works that even subspecies have their own signature frequency.

Let's take strep as an example. Everybody knows that you can get strep throat, but strep has many different vibrations depending upon where it is in the body—different frequency. For example, strep in the throat vibrates at 60.24 cycles per second, whereas strep in the lungs vibrates at 60.92 cycles per second. Very close, but not identical; otherwise, they would be canceling each other out. With electromagnetic equipment from Europe, we can very precisely transfer 60.24 cycles per second into a bottle of distilled water.

Now, if I were to give you that bottle of distilled water, and you had no strep in your throat, you would just be taking expensive water. But if you did have strep in your throat and you took that charged water, it would be killing the strep off like an antibiotic would. It would be dismantling it at its atomic level. That's the crux of vibrational frequency medicine.

Yuli Ziv: So we're talking about first of all, identifying the frequency of a particular disease, then charging liquids with that particular frequency, and then finally, bringing it all together to cancel out the frequency.

Andrea Candee: Dismantle it—you are dismantling it at its atomic level. Let's compare that to a pharmaceutical. Let's say you've gone to use an antibiotic for strep. We know that there are resistant strains of bacteria that don't get addressed by antibiotics. But when you work with that same bacteria by its frequency, you can cancel it out at its atomic level completely.

In my practice, I had a little girl who had strep, and she and her siblings also had strep—they all had it and they were all given antibiotics. The siblings recovered, the little girl didn't. They said that the bacteria was in her central nervous system and it was very hard to get, but they kept giving her more antibiotics. The mother said that she showed up at the kitchen table one day with an OCD child. She had tics and twitches and obsessive compulsive behaviors. By the time I saw that child, she was doing that for three years.

I analyzed saliva to see what the frequencies. There I found the antibiotic-resistant strains of strep. Using electromagnetic equipment, we had those strains infused into structured distilled water. Then she took those frequencies by drops—tasteless drops—and she completely recovered. Those frequencies were addressing the frequencies in her body that antibiotics were not able to do.

Diagnosis and Treatment Using Frequency

Yuli Ziv: It's a pretty revolutionary concept for a lot of people. Understanding that similar diseases that we think are generic, there are different strains of that disease. The conventional medicine treatment doesn't address all those strains. So basically, what you're saying is that the way strep is diagnosed is it’s just a strep. It's insufficient, in a way.

Andrea Candee: Not only is it insufficient, but they may not have that antibiotics at the moment to address those particular strains, even if they know them. That's why we keep getting stronger and stronger antibiotics, for example, because the bacteria mutates.

Yuli Ziv: A lot of us had that preview of that bioscience with COVID. It was the first time that the general public learned that not all COVID is the same.

Andrea Candee: Common sense. Any microorganism is going to keep mutating if you keep addressing it with a patch.

Yuli Ziv: Moving to the fascinating part, the diagnosis, how do you find the frequency of a specific strain, especially when dealing with multiple strains?

Andrea Candee: First of all, I don't diagnose. I'm not a physician. When I work with somebody, they send me a saliva sample, and I use that saliva sample by dowsing it. I dowse the saliva to see, based on symptoms and history, what organs and glands are out of balance. I dowse those organs and glands against this incredible repertoire of tens of thousands of remedies and frequencies to see what will bring it back into balance. That's the method I use. I can look at someone with XYZ symptoms and test to see if this remedy cancels those symptoms. Sometimes it's not one remedy; because the body is so complex, you have to address multiple organs or glands.

When I first started practice as a Master Herbalist, I used only herbs—they cleanse and nourish. Early in my practice, a subset of people would get well with herbs and then relapse. I knew quantum physics held the missing piece.

Around 30 years ago, conventional medicine and mainstream media started their conversation about Lyme disease. People with chronic Lyme, very ill, came into my office. No protocol for Lyme disease; everyone tested individually.

The AMA says Lyme disease is a bacterial disease, end of story. All these people tested with chronic Lyme told a different story. Ticks on a dog picked up a parvovirus strain. When I gave them vibrational remedies matching the frequencies the ticks passed, they all recovered. No relapse. These frequencies matched identically. I have this amazing repertoire of remedies to test against the saliva. That's how it works.

Common blocks in sharing the knowledge

Andrea Candee: People tend to get their information from newspapers or social media these days. Usually for me, it's by word of mouth. I don't know how to get it out there in a broad enough way that enough people will get it and the pharmaceutical companies won't attack it. Because really, that's what suppresses a lot of us.

Our US pharmacopeia years ago included homeopathy and herbs until the pharmaceutical industry became so big and knocked it all up. It means that people have to educate themselves, to be able to access this information and use it on their own.

That's why I continue to teach it in the New York Botanical Garden, a four-hour workshop on medicinal herbs, nature's pharmacy. My theme has always been how to educate yourself so that you can take charge of your healing naturally. There are many wonderful modalities out there, and you have to find the one that works for you. In my office, I often see people who have done everything else first.

All my protocols are three-pronged, meaning I work with the vibrational medicine to get to the underlying cause and things. I work with the herbs to address issues, some to help current issues, to nourish and cleanse. We also work with food guidance because I don't want the foods they're eating to cause more inflammation, usually in relation to their condition or ailment.

If you go to HealersWhoShare.com, you will see opportunities for learning and training. That's the way to become a practitioner of these remedies. People who want to work with me personally go to my website AndreaCandee.com, and then I email the information on how to do a saliva sample and a history form to fill out with great detail. They have to get on board with it if they want to work with me. They become on board with it after we talk. I always have a phone consultation with people to explain this because I don't want anybody blindly following what I do.

I always want someone in charge of their wellness, and I'm just there to give them the tools. I'm not the healer; we heal ourselves. We just have to find the right tools for healing ourselves.

Unlocking the Power of Frequency Medicine for Holistic Practitioners

Andrea Candee: It's very important that we keep understanding that there's way more than pharmaceuticals to heal the body. We have many different ways of healing the body. We're only educated to go to the doctor and get the drug. That's not how you handle a body. You handle a body on many different levels, vibrational included, that will have more success and wellness.

Yuli Ziv: That is such an important message and thank you for empowering our listeners to become self-healers and then also explore this other layer that we're just now starting to be aware of. The fact that the energy layer came so much into focus lately, probably not accidentally is because it's part of our evolution of species where we are finally discovering there's other layers than just physical and mental.

We're going through some major upgrades on so many different levels and I think that's why so many of us are awakening. I think we've reached a point finally. The history of quantum physics helps to put things in perspective, because a lot of those inventions are still relatively new, and we know science takes years to really catch up with the masses. We are just getting to the biology, knowledge, and effects that that some of those studies can potentially have on our body, so we're just now learning how to work that theory.

Energy medicine and energetic field in general is a new thing that we just discovered, and we have to work with it on many different layers. Especially when it comes to healing, it is such a powerful tool.

Andrea Candee: Very powerful. Also, remember, when we talk about energy medicine, there are many different forms. You have Reiki, acupuncture, and homeopathy. They're all forms of energy medicine. I find that vibrational medicine is a very targeted form.

Yuli Ziv: It's very complex. How many frequencies have you seen or known to exist in total?

Andrea Candee: Tens of thousands. Quite a body of work to access, so that's where the training comes in. Training is extensive. I started my study with David Slater 35 years ago, and I am ever learning. It's constant learning. It's not something you learn it, you do it.

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