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Eliyantha White

1973 – 2021

Sri Lankan spiritual healer

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About Eliyantha White

Lived 1973 – 2021 (aged 47–48). Eliyantha White was a Sri Lankan therapist.

Eliyantha Lindsay White (1971 – 22 September 2021) was a Sri Lankan shaman who used traditional herbs.

He treated several world leaders and many cricket players.

Despite claiming to have developed a cure for COVID-19, White died of the virus on 22 September 2021, at a private hospital in Colombo.

Early life Eliyantha White is of British heritage. He appears to have grown up in the town of Kalubowila,

Rise to fame

White initially started treating people at Eeyamporuwa Temple in Madiwela. From here, his popularity rose to a point where he was apparently hounded in the streets and was treating over a thousand patients a day. He was always committed to treating people free of charge.

Controversies Some of White's treatments have been the subject of intense controversy.

In May 2011, Upul Tharanga, a Sri Lankan cricketer failed a dope test conducted by ICC and it was rumoured that Tharanga had been treated by White and the medication given by White contained the banned substance, due to which Tharanga failed the dope test. However, Tharanga has not officially confirmed that he was treated by White. But Sri Lankan sports minister confirmed that White treated Tharanga. However Tharanga had been treated by other doctors as well.

On 15 July 2011, the International Cricket Council's Independent Anti-Doping Tribunal decision in the case of Tharanga discussed in some detail the question whether Eliyantha White's medicine may have contained banned substances.

Despite claims that Eliyantha was also the Sri Lankan president's personal physician, this fact was sometimes disputed.

Political status In April 2012, during an adjournment debate in Parliament on legal recognition to alternative systems of treatment, members were unanimous in complimenting the physician’s performance. Several opposition parliamentarians praised White for his abilities and requested more security for him. MP A. H. M. Azwer tabled in the House letters of appreciation from many persons including Minister Lakshman Seneviratne and Bandula Gunawardena, Lal Wickrematunge, national cricketers Kumar Sangakkara and Tilakaratne Dilshan.

Public figures treated by White Himeth Thewmika Harsha de Silva Bipasha Basu Salman Khan Sachin Tendulkar Lasith Malinga Lakshman Senewiratne Bandula Gunawardena Kiribathgoda Gnananada Thero Lasantha Wickrematunge

Lal Wickrematunge 'Bothale Gamini', the elephant Latha Walpola, singer

Although some public figures seem to have had well publicised success with Eliyantha White's treatments, it is unclear whether regular patients enjoy the same. It is said that he has successfully treated thousands of people in the past at Eeyamporuwa temple at Madiwela.

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Important facts

Born
1973, Sri Lanka
Birth century
Occupation
Therapist
Nationality
Also known as
Eliyantha Lindsay White

People in Eliyantha White's life

Named in this biography and alive at the same time

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped Eliyantha White's

Frequently asked questions

Who was Eliyantha White?

Sri Lankan spiritual healer

When was Eliyantha White born?

Eliyantha White was born in 1973 in Sri Lanka.

When did Eliyantha White die?

Eliyantha White died on 22 September 2021.

What was Eliyantha White's occupation?

Eliyantha White was a therapist.

What nationality was Eliyantha White?

Eliyantha White was Sri Lankan.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Eliyantha White

· Wikidata: Q5362067

· DBpedia: Eliyantha White

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