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Do I feel he has the cure for certain disease states? No. But I am interested on what he has said and willing to look at things from an alternate perspective.
As a healthcare professional, I can honestly say that they (universities) steer you away from natural medicines and into pharmaceuticals. All natural things are bad/quack science and all good things are pharmaceutical with a 300% markup. The extreme point of view is off. Mankind survives off the earth for thousands of years yet it is unproven science? Really? Yet these pharmaceutical companies are rummaging through Africa, as well as other places in the world, to discover and replicate natural active ingredients; synthetically make them into pill form, then sell them for 100 x's the price with a shit load of side effects. I see it first hand. It is wrong.
Yes pharmaceutical companies/industry are good for some things....but looking at what it has become. Sad, ridiculous, very worrisome. Healthcare teaches you to live WITH disease, not reverse it. On top of that, when you get certain disease states, they teach you to stay away from certain foods. Well, if certain foods make certain conditions worse, could they also be the cause too? I am not talking blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes because we all saw 'Supersize Me'; but conditions like arthritis, multiple sclerosis, etc.
And this is where Dr. Sebi comes in. Promotion of natural health and vegan diet. I don't follow him but I wonder how he came to the conclusions he has. Unfortunately, nutraceuticals and natural medicines are not regulated by the FDA so the door is open for scammers. They don't have to produce any scientifical evidence, reproduce studies, or any of that. But seeing how the healthcare system scams and lobbyists paying off government officials to lie about proper diet, then yes natural medicine is worth looking into. Like everything, be careful and do the work to become knowledgeable.
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