healing with plants
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 that particular privilege and that kind of environment – I am still the son of […]
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 they have there and rice is a poison. Not only is it starch and it […]
Dr Sebi: Well what could I say about this salve. I named the salve, the Eva Salve. Why Eva? Eva Britt, Washington DC. Eva was in a wheelchair, stiff, she was stiff. She couldn’t walk she was in a chair laying down for 28 years. […]
Dr Sebi begins @ 00:01:09 [1st clip] Bro. Shabazz: And also even the invasion, as you say cassava. We’re eating cassva, we’re eating comfrey all those things now we’re now that has been imported into Africa to the continent and actually now becomes a part […]
Dr Sebi: Everybody’s disease including me. Why shouldn’t we be? 500 years of being deprived of food, that tells you another story, how strongly the cells of the blackman he have been starving for 500 years. So what keeps us alive? Oxygen, that’s the only […]
Reporter:Well, so, they, In other words, what you’re saying is they just assumed that you were a fraud. Dr Sebi:They assumed that I was a fraud. Reporter:Why didn’t they at least…were there any tests or any analyzations made at all, either on their part or […]
Interviewer:what you’re talking about your concepts are very interesting and they make a lot of sense. Can you explain to me why the newspapers, I want to show you some headlines in some of the newspapers. “Phony AIDS Doc is Ordered to Stop”, there’s another […]
Interview:In closing Dr. Sebi what would you say is the most important issue facing black people regarding their health and well-being in a world that’s overwhelmed with sickness and disease? Dr Sebi: What is the most important thing at this point has always been the […]
Dr Sebi:Miss Adio Khumbah brought me here, she is in the audience. Stand up Adio please. Come on to the mic, I want you to come. [Applause] This sister was the sister that came to St. Croix, and listened to what I had to say.But […]
