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Press Release, January 2007
Master
Owen Liao, Ph.D.
 
 A
Qigong Healer and Acupuncturist Specialized in Neurological Disorders
 Master
Owen Liao was
born in 1952. His parents were farmers and lived in a rural village in Taiwan.
At age 3, he contracted polio which paralyzed the right side of the body.
Fortunately, his parents found a Chinese doctor for treatment. Within 2 years,
he become much stronger physically.  
No student
in his village had yet gone to college. Due to his mother's dream and hard work,
he became the first student in his village to go to the best high school in his
country. Then he attended college and earned a computer science degree in 1976
and came to the United State in 1985. After pursuing a Master's degree in
computer science, he worked in Wall Street as an Information Technologist. After
14 years of service, he decided to leave the highly stressful environment and
pursue his dream to become a healer. 
 Due
to health concerns and weak constitution, Master Liao became interested in
Chinese medicine. While looking for a Chinese doctor, he met the world-renowned
healer, Master Tom Tam. Master Tam introduced him to Chinese medicine and Tai
Chi. While working at Wall Street, he studied Chinese medicine and focused his
understanding on neurological conditions. He was able to greatly improve his
post-polio syndrome and become much stronger. In 2002, he embraced Chinese
medicine as his new career. That same year, he became a national board certified
acupuncturist and founded Eastern Healing Center in Gaithersburg, Maryland. He
earned his Ph.D. in Oriental Medicine in 2006. Master Owen Liao is a licensed
acupuncturist in Maryland and Virginia.  
One of his
famous services is his Qigong Healing for
neurological disorders. With his gifted Qigong Healing capabilities, he can
direct Qi in the body and smooth the flow of Qi of the parts of the nervous
system such as the brain, spine, etc. He has helped many patients with central
nervous system disorders such as Parkinson's disease, bipolar, depression,
anxiety, autism, ADHD, stroke and scoliosis. One of Master Owen Liao's
specialties is the identification and opening of Qi
blockages resulting in the natural flow of Qi in the body. In this way, he
can treat many neurological disorders. He has also treated many peripheral
neuropathy cases successfully. Shingles and Bell's Palsy are treatable as well.
Master Liao has also saved a few marriages by smoothing
the couple's unbalanced emotions. 
  
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      Testimonials
      
      
      Parkinson’s
      Disease: This morning I awoke, quietly without the tremor - I
      forgot it was sleeping still, I forgot that I was still. Quiet, no notice,
      no alarm. Just woke up and I was alone and strong. And the tremor slept.
      While I moved around the house unsuspectingly, unaware of its absence. I
      almost forgot about it. Steadily handling my world, my keyboard, my hand
      things as if it were always just like this. Still. And, I remembered the
      Still-Just like this. Paying it no mind. I quietly, forgot. I am Still. 
      Bipolar:
      I'm now looking at the picture of my daughter. I'm very impressed.
      Differences between the pictures is unbelievable. Her face and eyes
      expression are getting more happy, and relaxed. The fear at her looks is
      turning to joy.
      
       
      Anxiety:
      After suffering from the worst life trauma I have ever experienced. Serve
      depression, lack of will to live, couldn't even drag myself to look at
      the sun in the mornings. After only two visits, I am slowing starting to
      find purpose in life again, I don't feel so stuck any more.
      
       
      Concussion:
      Where do I really begin to write to explain the effects that your energy
      and acupuncture treatments have had upon my healing. 
      It is almost as if I don't want to say anything to disrupt the
      process and the effects that I feel. … I knew when SI8 was needled, my
      Qi quickly moved. … The most interesting and wonderful experience is as
      the flow of Qi has increased, I am feeling different and better and people
      in my life are noticing a positive change 
      and complementing me. I am grateful to you.
      
       
      Scoliosis:
      With my scoliosis, I was doubtful about my acupuncture treatment being
      helpful. ... After my first treatment I was very happy that I noticed
      positive results right away. From pictures that Dr. Liao had taken before
      and after my initial treatment I noticed that my posture did change. Even
      after a few days, I’ve noticed my muscle soreness wasn’t as bad. I
      could focus better during studying, and while standing during work, my
      lower back didn’t hurt!  | 
   
 
 
  
  
    
      
      | Eastern
        Healing Center provides Qigong
        healing, Pi
        Gu healing, Holistic
        Weight Loss, Distance
        Healing, Acupuncture
        and Tai
        Chi in Gaithersburg, Rockville, Potomac, and Germantown in
        Montgomery county, Maryland, and the whole Washington DC area.
         Eastern
        Healing Center is located near the Old Towne Gaithersburg. Our
        office is only about 1 mile north to Rockville; 12 miles north to
        Bethesda, Silver Spring and Wheaton; 4 miles south to Germantwon and 6
        miles east to Potomac. Gaithersburg
        is at the center of Montgomery
        county, Maryland. Montgomery County is a suburban county located in
        the state of Maryland, north of Washington DC. 
        Gaithersburg
        is surrounded by Rockville, Takoma Park, Barnesville, Bethesda,
        Brookeville, Chevy Chase, Darnestown, Germantown, Glen Echo, Kensington,
        Kentlands, Montgomery Village, North Potomac, Potomac, Silver Spring,
        Wheaton, etc. 
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