In the realm of social media, a multitude of personal stories and claims circulate, often without clear verification. One such narrative involves Ishimwe Gastone, a man who claims to hail from Nairobi, Kenya. His social media profile indicates that he has attended both Kenyatta University and the University of Oxford, though it does not confirm his graduation from these institutions.
Recently, Gastone has been promoting what he alleges to be a cure for HIV, an incurable STD, on various social media platforms. He attributes his own purported recovery from HIV to a herbal treatment provided by a local witch doctor. In a testimonial shared on a social media page that discusses celebrities with venereal diseases, Gastone writes, “I am here to testify how great man called Dr Ehichioya helped me out with herbs and roots which he prepared for me in use of curing my HIV. I takes his product (cure) for (14) days before I am to known I was totally cure out of it…”
The details surrounding Gastone’s background are sparse. An anonymous source provides a description, suggesting that he is a 25-year-old black male with a height of 5′ 6”, a weight of 170 pounds, and black hair and brown eyes. The location associated with him is Musanze, Rwanda.
It is important to approach such claims with a healthy dose of skepticism, as the sale of unverified and potentially fake cures for serious diseases can be both dangerous and exploitative. The information presented here does not serve as an endorsement of Gastone’s claims but rather as a summary of the statements he has made publicly. It is crucial for individuals to seek medical advice from licensed healthcare professionals when dealing with serious health conditions.
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