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Biography

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Zinaida Bzova was born in 18th of July 1955, in Isaicani village, Nisporeni raion, The Republic of Moldova, in a numerous family with eight children.

Her grandparents were Polish Knyaz nobility seeking refuge in the Republic of Bessarabia during the Polish communist regime. On the time of her birth, she was told that she was born with her body all covered in a kind of skin cloth, like a very fine sheath. This sign was foretold by the midwife as a divine omen.

Zinaida thinks her healing qualities are an inheritance from her paternal grandmother. Zinaida spent most of her childhood in her grandmother house, where she could observe how her grandmother cured people with her chants and miraculous potions, made from plants picked, prepared and touched only by her hands. Zinaida remembers that her grandmother had a very harmonious life and was a longevive woman. She died at 105 years old. On her death bed, the old lady revealed to her niece, her outmost secret.

Her first memories and the realization that she is endowed with special qualities happened when she was very small. But her first fulfillment as a healer came in her eighth grade, when her mother suffered an internal bleeding and the doctors did not give her much hope. Being desperate that she and her family will remain orphans, she fervently prayed and while asleep received an answer through the medium of a dream. A very old, white bearded man taught her for the first time, of how to use her palms, in order to pull out the entire illness from her mother’s body, in order to cure her. In the morning, she did precisely what she was instructed and after few sessions, her mother stabilized and gradually improved. Her healing work continued in the village, where she soon became renowned.

In her twenties, she attended the nursing school and soon began working as a qualified nurse, profession that she held for the following ten years (Ungheni and the capital city, Chisinau). During this period of time, she collaborated with consultants in medicine and surgery, to whom she often described their cases from her unique perspective. She did not interrupt her healing work, despite a tragic event that was to challenge her faith, endurance and power to heal. Her only daughter, Lilia, was found suffering of acute leukemia and medical oncologists from Chisinau, Kiev and Moscow gave her a poor prognosis. Zinaida combined allopathic treatment with her traditional healing methods (naturopath and sensitive energy) that she had learnt from her grandmother. Although the doctors contested her many attempts to have Lilia cured, Zinaida brought her daughter back to good health and normal life, and she even, surprisingly, became grandmother to her two wonderful granddaughters Yagmur and Damla.

While working as a nurse in Chisinau and doing healing work in subsidiary, Zinaida was remarked by Dr. Idiatovna, who personally monitored the evolution of 5-6 sick people found in Zinaida’s care. These patients were extremely difficult medical cases (such as limb paralysis) and they were all cured by Zinaida. Impressed by the positive results, Dr. Idiatovna offered Zinaida to travel and work in Sakhalin, where some prestigious patients needed her help. Zinaida agreed, and in three days’ time received the visa and went to Sakhalin (it is to be noted that the Sakhalin Island was hermetic, except for the military personnel and that it represented a secret and vital spot on the Russian strategic map at that time).

Zinaida worked there for about two years under the aegis of Ministry of Health; she worked in a small clinic found in the precincts of the Sakhalin Central Hospital, put at her disposal by the authorities. The Sakhalin chapter is very well emphasized in Zinaida’s memories, not only for the special medical cases she encountered, but also for the publicly acclaimed recognition and esteem shown to her assiduous work. Her experience on the Sakhalin Island took place around her 29-30 years of age.

She returned to Chisinau, where continued her healing work solely, while concentrating with devotion on her daughter’s cure and on the other patients’ treatment, withdrawing from her activity as a hospital nurse. During these years, she made extensive work travels in most of the Russian Satellites States, and she spent much time, particularly in Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, and Turkmenistan and also in the Siberian Taiga. Much of her naturopathic remedies are brought from the Altai and Siberian regions, which Zinaida claims that they have very strong potency and purity.

In the years 1990-1991, she worked in Poland, where she was employed by an Institute for hyperacusic children. She received much recognition from both the patients and the Polish media, for her extraordinary results.

In 1992, Zinaida came to Romania, in Focsani city, where she was sent to represent the Women of The Republic of Bessarabia Association. She soon began her healing work in Romania and moved to Bucharest, where the most difficult cases could be found and where she activated in different locations up to nowadays.

For about five years, she resided and worked in Turkey as well (Sevket, Yildizhan and Izmir), where her alternative way of healing brought hope and cure to the Turkish community.

She remains a well-respected healer, with a discrete participation in the Romanian cultural and mediatic life, since she prefers spending most of the time with her patients and their many emotional and physical problems.

She currently works in Bucharest, being the President of her Charitable Association Cer senin.

The address of her clinic is Calea Vacaresti,nr 312, bl.2C, parter, ap 2,sector 4, Bucharest, Romania.

Her therapeutic achievements consist in diagnosing, treating and in some of the cases, achieving the cure of difficult diseases, only to mention a few: different types of malign tumors (including advanced and ‘incurable’ or palliative stages), paralysis (congenital or acquired), multiple sclerosis, motor neuron diseases, Parkinson disease, stroke, ankylosing spondylitis, polymyalgia rheumatica, spinal disc herniation, congenital or acquired heart diseases (heart defects, heart failure, myocardial infarction), hepatitis, schizophrenia, ADHD etc.