SHOCKING: A Medical Practitioner Named Safo Nyame Herbal Claims HIV, Coronavirus, Hepatitis B, Genital Herpes, Genital Warts Are diseases That Were Allegedly Made By Humans In The Lab

A medical practitioner who goes by the name Safo Nyame Herbal has made controversial claims that have sparked debate online. According to Safo Nyame Herbal, several well-known viruses and infections are not natural but were created in laboratories.

In statements that have shocked many listeners, Safo Nyame Herbal listed HIV, Coronavirus, Hepatitis B, Genital Herpes, Genital Warts, Gonorrhea, Syphilis, and Hantavirus as examples of viruses and diseases that were allegedly made in the lab.

The claim goes further: “No more gunshots, just get you sick,” Safo Nyame Herbal said. “They make more money from you and you eventually die. With this method, you blame no one for your death!”

The suggestion is that by creating and spreading disease, certain groups profit from treatment and pharmaceutical sales, while avoiding direct blame for the deaths that follow.

The statements have divided people. Some say it might be true, pointing to distrust in pharmaceutical companies, government agencies, and past scandals involving medical research.

For them, the idea that diseases could be engineered fits with broader concerns about power and profit in the health industry.

Others say the claims are not true. They argue that most of the listed diseases have been studied extensively and their natural origins are well documented in scientific research.

HIV, for example, is widely understood by virologists to have originated from simian immunodeficiency virus in primates. Coronavirus, Hepatitis B, Herpes, Gonorrhea, Syphilis, and Hantavirus all have natural reservoirs and evolutionary histories that have been traced through genetic and epidemiological studies.

The debate highlights a larger issue: public trust in medical and scientific institutions.

When people feel information is hidden or that profit motives drive health policy, alternative explanations gain traction, even if they contradict the scientific consensus.

At present, the overwhelming consensus among scientists and public health organizations is that these diseases have natural origins, though research on pathogens does occur in labs for vaccine and treatment development under strict biosafety protocols….See More