Inspirations

Alfredo Bowman (11/6/1933 – 8/6/2016)
African herbalist from Honduras who believed the root cause of all disease was mucus, and that we can eliminate mucus and thus disease with herbs and "African Bio-Electric Cell Food Theory," namely, a vegan alkaline diet. Dr. Sebi strongly opposed drugs, GMOs (coffee, corn, wheat, etc.), hybrid foods (seedless fruits, garlic, carrots, etc.), and over-cooked food (pasteurized, fried, concentrated, canned, microwaves, etc.)

(9/6/1870 – 1/23/1948)
Canadian researcher and dentist who travelled the world to study the nutrition of pre-colonized indigenous populations. Published his findings in his book Nutrition and Physical Degeneration (1939), where he notes that shifting from aboriginal diets to white flour, white sugar, vegetable oils, and canned foods leads to a rapid decline in dental, physical and mental health.

(b 8/2/1950)
At the intersection of peer-reviewed science and lunatic fringe theory lies Graham Hancock, a British historian and archaeologist of cosmic evolution, ancient civilizations, megaliths, and prophetic cataclysmic events that explain mankind's true origins.

Иммануи́л Велико́вский (6/10/1895 - 11/17/1979)
A Russian, Israeli, and American scholar who investigated the discrepancies between Biblical history and ancient local history, particularly Egypt. To Velikovsky, ancient mythology and cosmic astrological history depict the same truth, and in his book Worlds In Collision (1950), he details the recorded ancient history of the transits of Mars and Venus and their consequential cataclysmic events.