Dr Sebi:
We’re gonna journey back… to our mothers now. It is said through the history of medicine that medicine began in Egypt. It sure did, well, if medicine began in Egypt. It said that there was a need for medicine in Egypt and if there was a need for medicine in Egypt there was a violation.
The people to in the forest of Africa need no medicine. They had no doctors. Why? There was no violation.
The only reason that we become sick, the only reason that we become is when there is a violation but in the forest of of Africa you could not violate because there were no rice, there were no beans, there were no carrots, they were no hogs, they were no cows, there was no wheat in Africa.
The African did not eat those foods because those food that I just mentioned, that are suppose to be food substances they are laboratory product, and the black man did not add to nature or add it in anyway, remove or add.
So you see, what did we eat? What did the Africans eat in the forests of Africa that is so necessary to know today, because our body is in need of it. We are sick, but the anthropologist that came to us, the archaeologists the paleontologists, the historians, they didn’t talk about what our parents ate. What did they talk about, I don’t know whatever they talk about was of no consequence because now we are sicker than we ever been.
