SANETRS RESPONSE CUTS REGGIE FOR THE BEATDOWN VS SHARIF BEY MOORS FOR EDUCATION PURPOSE ONLY Dr Sebi was invited to dialogue with some of the best and brightest educators of his native Honduras. One professor, who so marveled at his accomplishments as a biochemist and healer stated: " You must have attended a very prestigious University! What school did you attend?" "RioCongrihal", he replied. "...Rio Congrihal?! I've never heard of it!" Sebi then replied, "Rio Congrihalis a river".Born Alfredo Bowman on November 26, 1933 in the village of Ilanga in Spanish Honduras, Sebi never went to school. Not even Kindergarten! Instead, he took cues on being obedient to The Procession of Life from his beloved grandmother, "Mama Hay". Sebi's mother, who is alive and well today, had to leave her young son with his grandmother to obtain work in another town. His early days of play and observation by the river and in the forest, coupled with guidance from his grandmother, afforded Sebi the foundation to be obedient to the Truth in his later life. Dr Sebi came to the United States as a self-educated man who was diagnosed with asthma, diabetes, impotency and obesity. After un succesful treatments with conventional doctors, Sebi was lead to an herbalist in Mexico. Finding great healing success from all of his ailments, he began creating natural vegetation cell food compounds geared for intracellular cleansing Healing Village.Sebi is a pathologist, herbalist, biochemist, and naturalist. He has studied and personally observed herbs in America, Latin America, Africa, and the Caribbean, and has developed a unique approach to healing with herbs that is firmly rooted in over 15 years of practical experience. LANDMARK COURT DECISION In 1988, when the USHA Research Institute won its case against the New York State Supreme Court, it was the first victory of its kind. That victory included the right to practice the healing traditions of our forefathers by using herbs and other natural nutritional substances that are consistent with our genetic structure.Our premise and methodology was proven effective and true. In prior years, over 2,700 other organizations - including medical doctors, homeopathic doctors, and herbalists - have tried and failed in their efforts to validate their position.In 1988, the Supreme Court of New York State challenged our premise and methodology. The presiding judge, the Honorable Ann Felton, ordered the Institute to present 9 patients that had been successfully treated for the diseases the Institute claimed to cure. Seventy-seven patients appeared to testify - including a client who flew in from Italy. Each client was required to bring medical records from accredited medical institutions, indicating the diseases they had prior to receiving treatment from the Institute, which included H.I.V./ A.I.D.S. cases - no longer existed. As a result, on September 29, 1988, the Institute won the right to utilize any substance in our herbal compounds, regardless of approval from the Food and Drug Administration (F.D.A.).At the time of this victory, 2,789 other cases with medical doctors, homeopathic doctors, and herbalists appeared before the New York State Supreme Court for various reasons. The USHA Research Institute is the only one to win. Through this judicial process, the Supreme Court was made aware of the efficacy of the African Bio-mineral Balance. In effect, this landmark court ruling supports the right of the Black Race to practice a system of nutrition that is consistent with our gene.The court case was as a result of advertisements we placed in several New York City newspapers, stating A.I.D.S. and other diseases were cured by the USHA Research Institute. The State arrested Dr. Sebi, accusing him of "practicing medicine without a license" and "making fraudulent claims of curing A.I.D.S.". Among the 77 clients that testified in 1988 were former H.I.V./ A.I.D.S. patients. To date, over 80 H.I.V./ A.I.D.S. patients have been proven cured, including Oswald Savala (tested by Laboratorio Parades, La Ceiba, Honduras, C.A., 1994); Alfredo Lagos (tested by Red Cross Laboratories, Tegucigalpa, Honduras, C.A., 1995); and a client tested by the San Diego County Public Health Laboratory in 1998, who requested anonymity. The Nation of Islam (Arabic: أمة الإسلام‎, abbreviated as NOI) is an Islamic religious movement founded in Detroit, United States, by Wallace D. Fard Muhammad on July 4, 1930.[2] Its stated goals are to improve the spiritual, mental, social, and economic condition of African Americans in the United States and all of humanity.[3] Critics have labeled the organization as being black supremacist[4] and antisemitic,[5][6][7] and NOI is tracked as a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center.[8] Its official newspaper is The Final Call. The Nation of Islam does not publish its membership numbers; in 2007, the core membership was estimated between 20,000 and 50,000.[1]

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