Dr. Sebi and the USHA Village
Dr. Sebi: A Unique Person.
I met Dr. Sebi at the USHA village about 20 years ago. He was already an old man, over 70 years old. Yet he was active and very eloquent. He was born Alfredo Bowman in the town of Ilanga, Colon, on the north coast of Honduras. I always enjoyed listening to him. Dr. Sebi once told me about his story about how he had moved to Trujillo. There, he secured a job as a machinist on a cargo ship and went around the world. He enjoyed life and food, and soon became overweight. By the time he was 35 years old, he had serious health problems. He was a diabetic, suffered impotence and his quality of life had gone down.
During of his travels, he had heard about a man that he believed could help him. A man that held many secrets about herbs and natural medicine. He hoped this man would help him recover his health. He set out to look for him, and became his apprentice. Alfredo Bowman soon lost weight and rid himself of diabetes. He once again felt like a man after having solved his problem with impotence. The knowledge he acquired served as a base for what he would do the rest of his life. Thus Alfredo Bowman became Dr. Sebi and started a new life helping others recover their health.
Dr. Sebi believed that there is only one illness. A crippling mucus that develops within the different cells in our body. The mucus starves of cells from them of the oxygen they need to survive. We call the sickness different names, depending on which part of your body the mucus sets in. In his view, there is one universal treatment for all illness: get rid of the mucus! One of the best ways to stay healthy was by des-intoxicating your body of different toxins that we eat. This process requires a strict diet, where alcohol, dairy products and meat are pulled away from your menu.
The USHA Village
To provide the proper care, Dr. Sebi created the USHA village. Soon Dr. Sebi and USHA village became world renown as a place to detoxify your body and cure your health. The village is at the foot of the Nombre de Dios National Park in the Caribbean Coast of Honduras. The city of La Ceiba is just 25 km. (approximately 15 miles) west of the USHA Village. Not only was the site in a spectacular location, it also had some natural medicinal hot springs within the property. The treatment he provides includes a specific and rigorous diet. A steam bath from the natural hot springs, and bathing in thermal waters are another important part of the treatment.
The USHA village provides not only care to the sick, but also an ideal, natural environment. Here patients can relax in a natural setting and detox with the special treatments afforded. Dr. Sebi and the USHA Village became a popular destination for ill persons that had exhausted other medical treatments. Many got rid of their ailments and continued living a healthy life.
Dr. Sebi passed away last year. He was over 90 years old. He lived a long, healthy life thanks to the secrets he learned about natural herbs and foods. His daughter, Samma Bowman is now responsible for the operation of the USHA Village facilities in Honduras. The facilities there are well maintained and visited by locals and foreigners alike.
The USHA Village is in Full Operation!
I visited the village this week to confirm that it is still in operation. Most of the staff speaks English. This makes it perfect for foreigners who come and stay at the facilities. Dr. Sebi and the Usha Village are world famous. They are also an important asset to Honduras and humanity. If you need to contact the USHA Village, you can find information at their Facebook page. Their local email is ushavillagehn@gmail.com and you can also visit their official website: ushavillagehn.com . Their local phone in Honduras is (504) 2408 1170 and (504) 9964 1349.
The USHA Village is open Monday through Friday from 8 am to 4 pm. Saturdays from 8 till noon. You can show up unannounced to buy some of his cell food capsules. You can enjoy a sauna or thermal spring bath, for a reasonable price of lempiras 100 each. (This is roughly $4.00 US per person.)
Getting to USHA Village
To get there from La Ceiba, take the CA13 highway in direction towards Trujillo, heading directly east. At km. 225 you will find a big sign on the mountain side of the road that says “USHA” This is the entrance. Turn right and drive up to a gate to announce yourself. If you are driving your own vehicle, take into consideration the fact that there are many potholes on CA13 east of La Ceiba. It is best to drive slow, especially after you pass the detour to Sambo Creek. Click THIS LINK to get Google Maps directions.
I hope this information about Dr. Sebi and the USHA Village has given you some insight to a unique person who spent most of his life helping other people improve their health. Dr. Sebi was one of many unique Hondurans who have worked to make of this a better world!
September 13, 2017 @ 10:46 pm
My friends and I will be in Roatan 23/09/17-30/09/17.
We would enjoy the opportunity to come visit USHA
VILLAGE. We are a group of 6-10. If a day visit could
be arranged that would appreciated. Looking forward with thanks.
October 8, 2017 @ 2:50 pm
Hi, i would like to know what would be the best airlines from the United States to get to Usha village.
October 10, 2017 @ 2:16 pm
Good morning Dwight! The Usha Village is located in the City of La Ceiba. There is only one airline that offers an international flight into La Ceiba. Cayman Airways flies twice a week from Grand Cayman to La Ceiba. They have good connections from several gateways in the USA via the Cayman Islands. These gateways include Miami and Washington DC. The other alternative is to fly into San Pedro Sula or Roatan International airports. American, Delta and United Airlines all fly to both airports. San Pedro Sula has more daily flights than Roatan, so as a general rule it is easier to get to and from international gateways. Once in San Pedro Sula, you can use the Hedman Alas Bus Company, that has an office at the airport for transportation from San Pedro Sula to the Usha Village in La Ceiba.
October 29, 2018 @ 6:30 pm
once we reach San Pedro Sula how long is the drive from there to la ceiba usha village
October 29, 2018 @ 6:39 pm
Hi Aisha! The trip between San PEdro Sula Airport and the Usha Village will take you approximately 3 hours if you do not make any stops along the way.
February 6, 2018 @ 8:16 pm
are facilities available for staying at usha village
February 8, 2018 @ 1:22 pm
Yes Ben, facilities are available at the Usha village for guests to stay there. You will have to contact them directly for information on costs and availability.
February 15, 2018 @ 1:25 pm
If you have no one to accompany you to go to USHA village, can you go alone?
February 15, 2018 @ 2:25 pm
Hi Arlenis! Yes the Usha Village takes in patients and they do not need to be accompanied. You must contact them directly for more information and specific questions and admittance.
February 19, 2018 @ 7:22 pm
I just recently contacted usher village by email and was told that usher village was still under construction and that they are not receiving any applications at the moment. I would like to schedule my visit as soon as possible if usher village is available. please I would like for someone to contact me back in regards to this matter.
February 23, 2018 @ 3:35 pm
Good day Kemarry!
We are not the official page of the Usha Village. If they told you they are closed, I would suggest contacting them again and asking them the questions above. They would certainly be the only ones capable of giving you the right information. I am sorry I can not help you on this one!
February 23, 2018 @ 4:23 am
Hi, Please send me a email or telephone number to contact the village. Thank you
February 23, 2018 @ 3:32 pm
Good day Kina! You can find the contact information at https://hondurastravel.com/featured/dr-sebi-usha-village/
April 5, 2019 @ 5:38 pm
Could you please e-mail me the contact information for the village like the phone number and e-mail address. billhaye@gmail.com
April 6, 2019 @ 4:56 pm
Good day William! The contact information for the USHA Village is the following: ushavillagehn@gmail.com.
April 19, 2019 @ 5:11 pm
Hi Bill! the contact info for the USHA Village is the following: E-mail: ushavillagehn@gmail.com Their local phone is 504 9964 1349
April 20, 2019 @ 6:33 am
Nice guys I been see it this for. I.m for honduras I know all this places. I.m Dibetic too
February 24, 2018 @ 9:26 pm
Is the village still there
February 25, 2018 @ 3:37 pm
Good day Big Boy! Yes the village is still there. I am not affiliated in any way with the village and unfortunately, I can’t help you arrange your stay there. If you read our post about the village, you will find a telephone number in the US as well as a local number in Honduras. I suggest you call them directly. I certainly hope they can help you out!
June 1, 2018 @ 12:56 pm
I remember Dr. Sebi saying he was about 83 in a lecture he gave the year before his passing. I wish he was turning 90, that means he would still be here guiding and teaching us. He did so much for us all while he was here. I appreciate the man and his good works, spreading health and love to us all. We should continue where he left off.
June 1, 2018 @ 4:41 pm
Dr. Sebi was certainly and interesting person. He helped a lot of people and was misunderstood by many more. May he rest in peace. I hope his family continues with the USHA Village and share his knowledge with the world.
October 30, 2018 @ 3:46 am
Hello,
My wife was born in Tegucigalpa, Honduras and was adopted as a baby and brought to the USA by her parents. We’d love to visit some day but I don’t know where to start. She’s also never met her biological siblings likely still live there. Which would be something we’d like to explore further.
October 30, 2018 @ 1:33 pm
Hi John. I guess you need to figure out why you want to come to Honduras. Tegucigalpa is not very touristy, but there are nice things to see there. If you are on a quest to find your wife´s roots, I guess that would be where you should start. Perhaps trying to contact the Registro Nacional de las Personas, which is the registry where birth certificates are controlled would help. You should however be aware that her biological siblings could be living in dangerous areas of the city. Perhaps you could hire an attorney to act as an investigator and find if she does indeed have siblings in Honduras and were they live. I do not have any particular person I could recommend. If, on the other hand you want to visit Honduras for tourism purposes, you should plan on visiting Copan Ruinas, Roatan and perhaps Pico Bonito National Park near La Ceiba.
January 16, 2019 @ 2:43 am
good day
I live in Bermuda and am very interested in visiting the Usha Village by the end of the year for healing. Is the village still operational and what steps do i need to take to plan my trip there. Bermuda is a UK overseas territory so i have a UK passport as-well as a Bermuda passport. Who do i need to call? Thank you
January 16, 2019 @ 5:03 pm
Good day Rasheed! Thank you for reaching out to us! We are not the Usha Village nor are we affiliated to them in any way or form. Please review the contact information in our post and reach out to them directly! Have a great day!
January 20, 2019 @ 8:13 pm
Do you guys deal with heart patients along with autoimmune I want to come out there as soon as possible.
January 21, 2019 @ 2:38 pm
Hi Shanel!
We are NOT the Usha Village, we only wrote a post about them. Please refer to the information that is in our post where you will find the proper contact informacion. Thank you and good luck!
April 24, 2019 @ 1:54 pm
Alfred Bowman aka “Dr. Sebi” was a quack. Please do your research before getting duped by this scam.
April 30, 2019 @ 4:11 pm
Thanks for your comments! Dr. Sebi was an interesting fellow that had many followers. Many swore about how his treatments had helped their health. Others called it a scam. People talk about him, and he evidently did good to many people. Personally, I am not promoting his treatments, but rather providing information about the USHA Village, which is his legacy that is now in his family´s hand.
May 8, 2019 @ 9:05 pm
DailyBuzzKill are you prejudice, or work for a pharmaceutical company?
Where is your proof he was a quack?
May 22, 2019 @ 3:13 pm
Hello, i am confused about sonething. As i understood Usha is a place where you can detox and heal naturally. But when i check out the link given to contact them, i get to see resorts and hotels.
Can someone clear this up for me and maybe point me to how i can contact Usha village instead of the hotels around it?
Thank you kindly
May 22, 2019 @ 4:12 pm
Good day Arthur! thank you for reaching out to us! Usha Village is indeed a place to detox and heal naturally. They have a series of rooms available for guests to stay there while in treatment. They currently do not have a web page, and the only presence on the web is via their facebook page. Yes I agree with you, some of the promotion they have there seems more like a resort than a place for healing…
July 22, 2019 @ 5:25 am
Are Santa Rosa de Copan & the Mayan ruins at Copan easy places to walk for older people who might have arthritis that affects knees/feet? Is it a hilly or mountainous town or is it mainly flat? Thank you for your information re: this topic.
July 22, 2019 @ 4:34 pm
Good morning Camille! Both city’s are relatively flat, however the streets have cobblestones which makes it a bit harder to get around. The Ruinas have a huge plaza that is flat, however is you want to visit the acropolis, there are several steps that you will need to climb up and down. Even if you cannot see the acropolis, a visit to the great plaza in the site is worth your time and will provide a unique experience, especially with the recently released Scarlet Macaws flying over you.
August 6, 2019 @ 1:33 pm
Thankd for all the information about Usha Village
I love Dr Sebi’s treatment snd discoveries for the good of Humanity I cry his absence, and I want sometime soon visit the village for the good if my own health and life
Thanks again
Stellamaris from Austin ,Texas❤️
September 27, 2019 @ 2:39 pm
Hey I’m going to Honduras next month oct.9-oct.17 visiting family but a friend of mine told me about this place and i was wondering if ya have herbs that I can buy ??? I didn’t know if I’m allow
Thank you!!!!
October 2, 2019 @ 10:32 pm
Hi Mili! Dr Sebi / Usha village does have a shop where they sell their products. They are in the vicinity of La Ceiba. They also have a shop in Roatan, near the Port of Roatan cruise ship terminal.
October 13, 2019 @ 2:10 am
Thank you for replying me back, I’ll probably will visit tomorrow and another question. do you do tours of dr.sebi/ usha village? And how much???
October 15, 2019 @ 8:58 pm
Hello,
I am trying to find more information on how to visit the village and stay for a detox. I received an informational package with prices stating I have to pay a deposit before traveling and pay the remainder when I arrive. I’ve come across multiple scams & even the Los Angeles office is saying they are not affiliated in any way nor do they have a any info on how to get in touch with the real village. Their Facebook page is closed & I’m unsure if thee email address is real. The email I received the information from is ushavillagehn@gmail.com.
October 17, 2019 @ 3:38 pm
Thank you for getting in touch with us! We are not affiliated with the Usha Village, but I have visited it and it is open for business. Their email is ushavillagehn@gmail.com. I have coordinated visits to the village through that email so you should be fine. I have also spoken to them through their local honduras telephone number which is 504 9964 1349. I hope you find this info useful!
October 22, 2019 @ 3:27 am
Hi, I will be traveling to Roatan and wanted to know how far is Dr. Sebi institute from that area and is it safe to travel using local transportation? Thank you in advance
Jus
October 23, 2019 @ 8:58 pm
Good evening Jus!
Dr. Sebi´s Usha Village in on mainland, so you will need to travel from Roatan to La Ceiba. The ferry takes about 1 3/4 hour to travel between these two destinations. There are two daily departures from Roatan, one is at 7 am and the other at 2 pm. From the ferry terminal in La Ceiba to the Usha Village it will take you about a 1/2 hour in a taxi. Yes it is safe to use the local transportation.