Philip Sebi

Or if you look at the if you look at the trichomosis, the trichomosis parasite, where they find that in all the STDs, all the tumors, all the cancers.

And if you think about my grandfather, Dr. Sebi, in 1985, he was taken to the Supreme Court of New York.

And he had to bring one person for every disease that he actually healed.

And he brought 77 people.

And each person actually had a diagnosis sheet.

And it told the world that there's some type of man in this lifetime

that's actually healing disease.

And when it comes to like suicide and the parasites that are actually linked to that, I link that to the lunar cycle is because I know that something goes on because we live in Vegas.

And one thing that I know is when the full moon, when I used to come out here,

I didn't have a telescope, but I had a certain analysis about what's going on in the strip, what's going on in the north, the south, the east, and the west of Las Vegas, and I actually have found that people really do act abnormal in Las Vegas.

Now, I can't speak for all the nations, I can't speak for the University of Indiana, but that was on NCBI, it was actually recorded, and it's a federal website.

That kind of lets us know that parasites are actually real.

So, you know, one of the things that I would actually intervene is how parasites rob us of heavy metals and it goes right into their skin so they can hide.

And yeah, it's the most craziest thing that that's what they're actually, you know, that they're actually doing.

Yeah.

I mean, one of the things is, it's like when you get rid of the parasite, they're going to leave heavy metals and it's going to keep you toxic.

So you're going to need the actual parasite.

But the thing is, if you go natural and you start responding against the parasites.

I would subscribe toward going toward a parasite cleanse on the full moon because on the full moon, you start noticing that you have deeper sleeping patterns that I've actually found in CBI.

I actually found that parasites like to attack the most on a full moon.