Lisa Left Eye Lopes Takes Us On A Tour Of Dr. Sebi’s Usha Village In Honduras

Lisa Left Eye Lopes frequented Dr. Sebi‘s Usha Village in Honduras before she passed away from an unfortunate accident. She would go there for physical, mental, and emotional healing, which was supported by the natural healing waters of the village, and the plant herbs and foods consumed at the village that were part of a whole food plant-based diet.

Lopes brought a group of her friends with her to experience the healing and restorative properties of the village in 2002, and she gave them the ins-and-outs of making the best of their time at the village.

Life at the village is a simplistic life with simple amenities. The village has grown and developed since the video was shot, but is still developed around the idea of simplicity.

Usha Village And Dealing With Mosquitos

Mosquitos are a natural part of tropical life, should be expected, and you should be aware of techniques to avoid them to make your life easier.

Lopes started off by explaining to her group about keeping mosquitos out of the huts by quickly entering the huts and quickly closing the doors after you have entered.

Lopes was clear in stating that if a mosquito did get into the room that you must hunt down the mosquito and kill it before going to sleep or you would have a terrible time sleeping.

She hated killing mosquitos and stated it was best to keep them out of the huts so you didn’t have to kill them.

Usha Village’s Thermal Alkaline Spring Water

Alakline thermal spring water is directed from a spring to the village where it is collected into pools and stored for future use.

The thermal alkaline water arrives at the village for collection with a natural temperature of 200 degrees Fahrenheit. The water has a naturally high pH from the minerals that are in it, and is used in many ways to help alkalize the body.

The waters are used in the indoor and outdoor showers, in the saunas, and are used for drinking water.

See more about the tour by watching the video.