Worst Quantum experience of my life! I’m a big fan of Quantum therapy, but I moved to a new area, so had to search for a new Quantum practice. I made an appointment for myself and the kids. Red flags started to show up from early on with her feedback sounding very much like a “psychic” medium fishing for a hit with 90% being misses. So bad that she even took a shot at “you don’t have any problems with your mouth” when I literally had major dental work done only a few days prior with more already booked.After our “treatment” she literally started propping down as many products as she could (without consulting me at all) with the receptionist just tallying up all the prices – I literally had to request her to stop. 2 Hours after we came for the appointment we left almost R3500 poorer. It didn’t sit right with me, but I just brushed it all aside and figured “at least we took care of our health”.The next morning ALL 3 of us woke up sick – the first illness I’ve personally experienced in 2 years! In fact, I was SO sick that I was forced to seek medical care and incur even more expenses. And this after we’ve received a report stating that she’s boosted our immunity and what not to just below and even over 100%!I immediately contacted Amanda requesting my money back in regards to the so-called “treatment” we’ve received. She immediately went into a kind of religious rant & rave about the love & healing of Christ which has absolutely nothing to do with the fact that we did not receive what we paid for. After she saw I was not going to let it go, she started with the stalling tactics – even going so far as to suggest that she physically requires my bank card to refund me. And once she realised there actually weren’t any real excuses, she simply stopped responding to my communication.Stay FAR away from this practice!

Not worth the price. Safe your money!She tells you what your health issues are but nothing is resolved

My husband suffered from cancer and was referred to Dr Amanda Velloen by a friend of ours after completing his course of chemotherapy.Our 1st appointment was on 23/7/18. Dr Velloen asked a lot of questions after which she strapped my husband to her magnetic field machine. She claimed she could deal with the parasites in his body and zap them even from a distance. She said she had had cancer patients who had been given 2 weeks to live and 15 years later were still alive thanks to her treatment. We were hopeful and optimistic.Dr Velloen gave my husband a Type O blood diet and told him to eliminate all sugar, all carbs, all starch and all fruit from his diet . This was supposed to help starve the parasite called cancer. She sold him her book on how to change his thinking and a whole lot of supplements(one can buy these at Dis-Chem under a different name and at a much cheaper price).Within 3 weeks my husband had lost 10kg and looked worse than when he was doing chemo. He was pale, lethargic and had no appetite.We went back to Dr Velloen, and I must admit that I was quite upset. I spoke to her and told her that I did not see any positive results in her treatment - in fact my husband looked terrible. She told me that she had never said that she could cure cancer and that my negativity (because I did not, and still dont, believe in this magnetic field and aura treatment) was the reason that my husband was not getting better. She told me that if I felt so strongly about her not helping my husband, we should call it quits right there and then.My husband and I discussed this and he decided to give the treatment a little more time.Needless to say, the situation only got worse, and although I often sent Dr Velloen whatsapp messages to ask her to check up on my husbands vitals, she either ignored the messages or waited 3 to 4 days before replying. When she did eventually reply she would say that she had worked on the pain and he should feel better.My husband never did get better. In fact, he passed away 2 months after having started the revolutionary treatment with this so called doctor.He died in pain, constipated and practically starved - all because this doctor claimed she could cure an incurable disease with physics.

Needs to be more responsive post treatment when patients ask questions. Pushes her products that you dont necessarily need, especially her own book.