Supernatural Evidence?

[ukatheist]

Two minutes on the net shows Sebi 'won' his case, not because he was actually curing people (for which there is no medical evidence btw), but that he wasn't actually practicing medicine - he did not make diagnosis (that was done by actual doctors, with actual medical qualifications) and flogged herbal supplements not medicines. He was however successfully sued and banned from claiming his supplements cured the diseases he claimed they did.

Seriously Huggy?

Mind stating your source? I have a hunch where you got that information, but post it for for the record please.

Initial source:

http://www.quackwatch.org/11Ind/sebi.html

Also on wiki.

Corroborating info:

Newspaper report on criminal case:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/10ytr...asic?hl=en

Report mentioning civil case:

http://www.quackwatch.org/11Ind/sebi/nyag_testimony.pdf

Consent agreement is also found online, but can't work out how to link to it.

Perhaps you in turn can link to scientific/medical studies that demonstrate that his 'treatment' actually cured anything.