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Zeff Zink and his clinic, Envita, in Arizona claim a 97% success rate in treating cancer. The medical industry in general can claim about 4 to 5% success.

My understanding of the statistic of improvement in cancer survival is that people are surviving treatment better, but not actually living longer than they did before such treatments were available, such as in the 1800s. Of course, somehow it is not legal to claim one can cure cancer; the industry treats cancer.

But Jeff Zink stood in my kitchen and credibly claimed a 97% success rate, so I invited him to a meeting with interested friends. I relay what I remember of that conversation. Everyone was certainly impressed.

My understanding of what they do at the clinic that works so well is to 1) first build up the patient, correcting nutritional deficiencies, and then 2) to take DNA from the cancer cells and test it against any known treatment substance and 3) to use that particular substance.

Along the way, he told us about his and his son’s experience with regard to January 6, 2001. They were in attendance because of his candidacy for AZ Congressman. He recommends a book which I will show below. Finally, Zink reminded us that the Name of God is in our very DNA.