Jewel I. Pookrum, M.D.
Preventative and Wholistic Physician

Jewel I. Pookrum, M.D. brings a sense of vitality and boundless energy to her work. She is the Medical Director and founder of Perfect Health Institute of Nutritional Medicine, a health environment where clinical medicine and wholistic practices are combined in a highly individualized approach. Her treatments have helped patients to heal visible signs of cancer, erase aging lines and learn to live happy, balanced and pain free lives.
Dr. Pookrum is an acknowledged leader in the natural healing movement. Among her most notable recognition was the selection by Nelson and Winnie Mandela to be their consulting physician during their historic visit to the United States in 1990. She has hosted wellness talk shows on WCHB and WQBH radio stations in Detroit. Michigan from 1986 to 1991. She has conducted lectures for major corporations, secondary education, college and medic organizations and churches. She has received high praise for her dedication to sharing her vast knowledge of wholistic healing techniques.

Dr. Pookrum graduated from Roosevelt University in Chicago, Illinois in 1968, where completed graduate work in microbiology and received her Master degree in 1971. Pookrum graduated from Creighton University Medical School in Omaha, Nebraska in 1975. She completed her Obstetrics-Gynecology residency at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, Michigan in 1979 where she remained on staff from 1979-1981.

A growing interest in wellness and self-Initiated healing prompted Dr. Pookrum to pursue a independent education in foods, nutrition and related subjects for six years before attending formal programs. She has completed macrobiotic seminars, intensive workshops and lectures with Michio Kushi and Michael Rossoff. She studied with the Fultonia Institute and Fasting Center in Chicago, Illinois where Dick Gregory developed his fasting and nutrition plan. Dr. Pookrum also attended the Iridology Institute, International Institute of Reflexology, School Orthomolecular Nutrition, the School of Pisonic Medicine of Cellular Regeneration in London, England. She also completed a number of interpretive astrology courses, studied neurolinguistic programming with Tony Robbins and Richard Morales, and learned ancient healing techniques in Mexico, Egypt, West Indies and North America.

Neely Fuller
Author, Lecturer

Mr. Neely Fuller Jr. explains in detail the mystery of racism, its effects on its victims and gives plain and simple analogies in the process. The Code is a system for victims of racism to reduce the effects of White Supremacy. Mr. Fuller's work will one day be recognized for the powerful work that it is. He is the author of the book, The United Independent Compensatory Code System Concept: a textbook, workbook, for victims of White Supremacy.

Neely Fuller
Author, Lecturer

Mr. Neely Fuller Jr. explains in detail the mystery of racism, its effects on its victims and gives plain and simple analogies in the process. The Code is a system for victims of racism to reduce the effects of White Supremacy. Mr. Fuller's work will one day be recognized for the powerful work that it is. He is the author of the book, The United Independent Compensatory Code System Concept: a textbook, workbook, for victims of White Supremacy.

Mama Zogbé Durchbach
Vodoun Priestess

Mama Zogbéis a Mami Wata and VODOUN priestess of the Yeveh and Tchamba lineage from what is now Togo, West Africa. VODOUN, a name in the Adja-Tado Ewe/Fon language meaning “spirit” or “god,” is arguably the world's oldest Ancestral and Nature honoring tradition known to humans.

She works with the Spirits and ancestors full time and performs divination, healing, and other work, which takes her all over the world. Her mission now is to reintroduce our tradition back and to take it out of the realm of anthropology, and bring it back on a different level, on equivalent to the other world religions.

Mama Zogbé Durchbach is also the current president of OATH, Organization of African Traditional Healers. Her organization is responsible for the recent landmark changes implemented by the Library of Congress in changing the classification of African Traditional Religions from “Cult” to “Religion.”

Sobonfu Some
Author, Teacher, Healer
Sobonfu Some’s name means "keeper of ritual". Sobonfu Somé was born and raised in the traditional context of her people, the Dagara. She is an instinctive and intuitive teacher who works from a deep well of knowledge and of womanhood Spirit. She is the Author of "Welcoming Spirit Home: Ancient Teachings to Celebrate Children and Community", "The Spirit of Intimacy: Ancient teachings in the ways of relationships" and the soon to come "Falling Out Of Grace".

Sobonfu Leads various workshop throughout the United States, Canada and Europe. In California she holds a grief ritual every year in the Sonoma County. Sobonfu, like her husband Maladoma Some, is sharing the ancient teachings and wisdom of Africa with the stranger/enemy. In other words, the Western or "white world."

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