About Allie Duzett

I’M ALLIE!

I’m here to help make your life easy, happy, and healthy as quickly and conveniently as possible.

As a mother of five, I know what it’s like to be BUSY! I have experienced firsthand how frustrating it can be to have a huge need for physical and emotional healing… but hardly any time and hardly any budget.

That’s why I have devoted my life to creating effective and affordable healing work that can fit easily into anyone’s busy days.

Through a comprehensive range of resources, including articles, videos, workshops, and one-on-one consultations, I aim to educate, motivate, and inspire you on your wellness journey.

My Story

I was not always a believer in quantum healing.

My older brother was born severely and multiply disabled, so I grew up in a very medicalized home. My mother taught us to rely on God and the Holy Spirit for guidance with medical decisions, but our family still relied heavily on doctors.

Shortly after discovering my talent for hands-on healing, but after my brother died, I woke up one day literally able to see the human energy field with my own eyes. This was shocking to me, because my degree is in the physical sciences and I am a devout Christian. I wasn’t sure this kind of ability was scientifically possible, and if it was, were Christians allowed to have it? But from that day forward, everywhere I went, it was like having X-ray vision for people’s physical and emotional health problems. More than that–I couldn’t just see people’s problems, I could heal them.

I spent years studying the science and scripture behind my experience and quantum healing. In the end, I concluded that healing through intention and intuition is scientifically explainable, and scripturally supported. Energy healing is the science of miracles.

How Does it Work?

We harness the power of quantum entanglement, or what Einstein called “spooky action at a distance.” This refers to the ability of electrons to exist in multiple places at once. This means that wherever I am in the world, I can access and shift the function of YOUR electrons. And you can do the same for me. This is an innate human ability, if we know how to access it.

The Observer Effect in quantum physics refers to how quantum particles change their behavior based on human observation. If a human decides that light should show up as a particle instead of a wave, light will do that. Some religious circles could refer to this natural law as the Law of Witnesses. When we witness a problem on a quantum level, and choose to observe a new outcome, we are engaging the natural law of the Observer Effect to create a new outcome on an atomic level.

CREATIVITY AND INNOVATION

I spent many years doing only one-on-one sessions, which I loved and was very good at, but which limited my reach. In March of 2020, many of my clients lost their jobs as part of the worldwide economic shutdown. I knew I needed a new solution to reach more people than ever, faster than ever, more affordably than ever. I needed to be more creative than I had ever been. Enter the by-donation group session. In praying about how to help my clients in this unpredictable time of need, an idea came to me. Affordable group sessions. I had not really done group sessions before, and I wasn’t sure they would work. But I believe God helped me innovate a solution that made it possible to help thousands of people at once with on-demand healing work. Today, over 10,000 people stream hundreds of hours of my healing work at affordable prices.

Moms stream my sessions while they drive their kids to school and sports and piano lessons.
Dads listen to my sessions on their way home from work.
Women and men all over the world listen to my YouTube videos and read my Facebook essays.

We are all on the same team

the team of people on the planet working hard to heal ourselves so we can be the change we wish to see in the world. And we do it while managing our busy lives, our family situations, and gracefully dealing with the skeptics! (You know what I’m talking about!)

10 Fun Facts about Me!

I live in Utah now, but I’m actually from Maryland. I grew up right outside of Washington DC, by the Shady Grove station at the end of the Red Line. My hometown of Gaithersburg, Maryland has been recognized as the most diverse city in America.
I used to dream of being a soundtrack singer. You know, the people who sing the dramatic “Ahhhhs” in the background of movies? At one time in my life, that was my greatest aspiration. Ha!
Allie is my full name. I always wished I had a “real” name like Alexandra or Alexis, and as a kid I complained that my mom “gave me a nickname instead of a real name.” But she named me after my great-great grandma Allie Mae, and now I like my name a lot. What a relief!
I graduated high school, moved out, and started college at 16. In January of my junior year, I was minding my own business when I felt the actual Hand of God stop me in my tracks and I heard a literal voice tell me that I was supposed to graduate early and start college. I told my parents I was graduating early and moving 2,000 miles away to BYU. They shockingly let me and I started college after graduation.
I collect musical instruments. I have always loved music deeply and used to compose my own songs very regularly. Now I channel my creativity into healing work instead of music… but you can still find me at my piano or guitar from time to time. This is me with my bowed psaltery. Don’t ask me to play it for you. I’m not very good.

My husband thought I was 24 when we first met (I was 18). When we first met, we played a board game with my roommates and the youngest person had to go first. He was stunned when the youngest person there was ME! Hardy har har! We met the week of my 19th birthday and got married when I was 20.
I am a passionate advocate of medical freedom. I strongly believe in informed consent and that people should know exactly what they are putting into their bodies. Everyone should get to choose what medical interventions they want to take advantage of.
My degree is in soil science. Technically, I have a BS in Environmental Science with an emphasis in soil science. It used to be the old Agronomy major. I was in the first class of students with that major at BYU, back in 2009.
I’m really good at laughing at myself. When I was a kid, I took myself very seriously and was easily offended and really a prideful jerk. It has taken years of intentional work but now I am overjoyed to report that I know I can be cringe sometimes and that is okay! People can laugh at me because I will just laugh at me with them!
I have six unnamed chickens and a cat named Charlotte. I gave into my primal yearning for chickens in 2020, and I hope to never go back. Life with chickens is way better than life without chickens! Cats are cool, too.