For over 37 years, Queen Afua has been revered as a community scientist/healer/health activist,
within Brooklyn, New York, and abroad, deeming success stories from around the world praising her
work. She has traveled through Europe, the Caribbean’s, Bahamas, Africa, and North America spreading
her wellness message and well-known herbal
supplements.
As a literary giant, her three books including, Heal Thyself; for health and longevity, Sacred Woman;
healing the feminine mind, body, and spirit, and the City of Wellness; restoring your health through
the seven kitchens of consciousness, have been Blackboard and New York Times best sellers, and
transformational in dealing with some of societies most pressing issues in health and spirituality.
Her institute, Heal Thyself, has been located and operating within the very community she grew up in,
servicing, and providing wellness programs for over half a million people for the past 15 years. Her legacy
has been highlighted through Proclamations given by the states of California, Philadelphia, and New
York; declaring June 27th Queen Afua Day in the city of Brooklyn. Her restorative collection of herbal
formulas have been clinically approved and considered household brands by her loyal customers and
clients.
Through such a large response from Women of color following her for years, that have cried out
about suffering from ‘womb’ issues, she was inspired to introduce stories of inspiration through her latest
book, ‘Overcoming an Angry Vagina; the journey to womb wellness’. The book expresses the point that
many of us know about fighting off disease in general, but not about the connection between the womb,
good health, and relationship success.
This is her second independent release without the support from a major publishing house. She’s sold
thousands of her first copy, ‘The City of Wellness; restoring your health through the seven kitchens of
consciousness’ through out North America, and Europe, and is full of humble excitement for this next
release.
To find out more about Queen Afua and her institute, visit
www.queenafua.com