Master Zhao is a renowned Qigong master specializing in energy (Qi) diagnosis and healing . Master Zhao was born in Beijing, China in 1939. In his early years he had heart and kidney diseases which lingered without cure. His family and friends suggested him to try Qigong. Miraculously, he recovered to good health over a period of two months. With further study, he not only became a Qigong expert, but also developed the unique ability to visualize the condition of internal organs and to do diagnoses and healing with Qi, even from a great distance.
By analyzing the message from sick cells, he can provide accurate diagnoses and give prognoses of a person’s overall health in seconds. He applies Qi therapy in alleviating symptoms in the nervous system, digestive, urinary and reproductive system. Migraine, neuralgia, arthritis, gastroenteritis and toxicities are among his specialties too. He treats his clients with Qi therapy as he discusses his diagnoses. These healing effects are all attributed to his invention and pioneering of Human Informatics application.
Since 1984, Master Zhao became publicly recognized as the staff Qigong Doctor in Water Conservancy Ministry hospital in Beijing. One year later, he founded Hua-Yi Clinic, the first private Qigong clinic licensed by the Beijing Health Bureau. In 1988, he became a partner at Beijing Eastern and Western Medical Expert Center. He immigrated to the United States in 1989, and founded Master Zhao Institute (MZI) in Fremont, California, that still treat and teach people today. MZI provides Qigong therapy for healing and offers Qigong training. Thousands of people have been healed by his Qi therapy since early 1980’s; among them were Leaders of State, society elites, celebrities and ordinary people.
Master Zhao’s special Qi diagnose and healing ability has been featured in China in the People’s Daily, China Daily, Beijing’s Daily. In USA, TIME Magazine, the Los Angeles Times, World Daily News and in the International Who’s Who of Intellectuals (England). There are books written about Master Zhao and his work: “Ordinary Man, Extraordinary Power” (1989), “The Arrival of the Qigong Master” (1990), “Chinese Qigong Master in America” (1997).