Dr Sebi – How You Learn About Herbs (Chemical Affinity, Biochemistry)
TABB: Everyone this is Julie thank you for stopping by for another video today and in this video it’s quite interesting. Dr Sebi asked a question that I myself have…
Dr Sebi – Brittle Diabetes / Type 1 Diabetes
TABB: In this video Dr Sebi is asked about brittle diabetes. Brittle diabetes which is also called labile diabetes is a term used to describe hard to control type 1…
Yellow Dock Root Infusion
Ingredients: 1 ounce of yellow dock root (cut) 1 1⁄2 pints distilled water Directions: 1. Boil water and pour over the root, while still boiling. 2. Cover and let steep…
Rye Crackers Recipe
Ingredients 1 cup rye flour 2 tablespoon grapeseed oil 1/2 teaspoon salt 1-2 teaspoon seasonings (optional) 3-4 tablespoons water Directions 1. Preheat oven to 400. 2. In food processor or…
Dr Sebi Says Try Yellow Dock
TABB: Hi everyone this is Julie thank you for stopping by for another video today in this video I’ll have a very interesting clip of Dr Sebi speaking about the…
Quinoa – Dr Sebi Approved Grain
Quinoa is one of the approved ‘grains’ on Dr Sebi’s Nutritional Guide – find out a bit about Quinoa in this video. Quinoa – A Review [pdf-embedder url=”http://theafricanbiomineralbalance.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/quinoa-a-review.pdf” title=”Quinoa –…
Dr Sebi on Red Clover For Women (Endometriosis, Vaginal Discharge etc.)
TABB: Everyone this is Julie thank you for stopping by for another video today and in this video I’ll be touching on the red clover. I will be playing an…
Dr Sebi – Important Information
Dr Sebi starts speaking @ 00:00:27 (video) Dr Sebi: In New York, I used to get stones thrown at me. But I understood. Not because the Caucasian people give me…
Dr Sebi – Grow & Nourish Your Hair
Dr Sebi: Why these herbs work? Because of a simple thing, knowing the plants that God made. The last one is the hair food. This hair food is made from…
Dr Sebi on Rice (Do Not Eat Rice!)
Dr Sebi starts @ 00:00:11 Dr Sebi: And how many Africans in Africa knows what their ancestors ate. They don’t know. What does the African eat today, rice. That’s all…
