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Dr. Sebi reportedly passes away while in jail
Reports surfaced on Saturday August 6th, that Dr. Sebi passed away while in police custody.
Dr. Sebi, famed holistic doctor, pathologist, herbal healer, and naturalist has reportedly passed away.
Passing details
Reports surfaced on Saturday August 6th, that he passed away while in police custody in Honduras after complications of pneumonia.
Reports say that Dr. Sebi was arrested in the country for carrying $37,000, but his supporters are questioning his arrest and his cause of death. The story is still developing.
About Dr. Sebi
According to Dr. Sebi’s homepage, he was born Alfredo Bowman in Honduras in 1933 and learned the craft of herbal healing from his grandmother. He also studied with a Mexican herbalist and began a line of products dubbed “Cell Food.”
One of Sebi’s claims to fame is his belief that rendering the body to an “alkaline state” makes it so that disease and ailments can’t exist in that said state. He also created vegetable cell found compounds in order to fortify the body.
He also claimed to have a cure for AIDS and cancer along with a long list of other related cures.
Dr. Sebi reportedly treated several high-profile individuals including the late Michael Jackson and the late Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes of TLC.
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