The Dr. Sebi diet is a plant-based plan that emphasizes consuming alkaline foods and branded supplements, but are any of its claims real? We review the diet to find out.

He was held in a Honduran prison for weeks and fell ill. Dr. Sebi's condition got worse, and he died in August 2016 on his way to Hospital D'Antoni after succumbing to pneumonia-related complications.

The Dr. Sebi diet is a controversial and strict plant-based diet. Some claim it can reduce the risk of disease when people combine the diet with supplements sold on the diet website.

The website for Dr. Sebi's Cell Food features a boilerplate disclaimer on its website, warning that its "statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.

1. Herbalist. According to Dr. Sebi’s website, he was a pathologist, herbalist, biochemist, and naturalist and claimed to have studied in North America, Central, and South America, Africa, and ...

Dr. Sebi's Cell Food announces the forthcoming launch of a new website, scheduled to go live early December 2020 , and will feature a modern, streamlined aesthetic that includes .

There are no credible news reports connecting him to it, and the resin is not sold on Dr. Sebi’s health food website. Bowman died in 2016 while in a Honduran prison for fraud charges.

The late Alfredo Bowman— who was also known as the herbalist named Dr. Sebi— was born in Spanish Honduras, according to information provided on the website, Dr. Sebi’s Cell Food.

There are no credible news reports connecting him to it, and the resin is not sold on Dr. Sebi’s health food website. Bowman died in 2016 while in a Honduran prison for fraud charges .