John Zheng
is now carrying on his father’s family business as well as legacy
With Dr. Rusheng’s complete new acupuncture system, John is comfortable talking with you on many different conditions
Conditions treated
Stress, insomnia, anxiety, gynecological issues like irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea, and infertility, as well as imbalances and pediatric concerns—these are just a few examples. For more details on John’s experience at the clinic, be sure to read more about it. For optimal treatment outcomes, Dr. Rusheng advises: “Put away your phone, allow your mind to rest, and reconnect with nature and the surrounding energy field.”
John treats all pain-related conditions, including various types of headaches, neck pain, shoulder pain, chest pain, abdominal pain, back pain, elbow pain, leg pain, joint pain, foot pain, and more. He also provides treatment for pediatric issues.
John’s father used to say, “There are essentially two main types of illnesses.”
There are treatable illnesses and then there are “Karma illnesses,” which are considered untreatable.
If you believe your condition is treatable, John is confident he can help, thanks to his father’s unique acupuncture system.
Don’t hesitate to speak with him about anything; he will explain how he can assist you.
Remember, our family business in Seattle thrived for many years without any advertising, all thanks to Dr. Rusheng’s groundbreaking acupuncture system. John is now overseeing the family business.
What our patients are saying:
Dear clients and friends, I’d like to share my experience at the Greenlake Clinic with you all. Once again, I’ve seen firsthand that the teachings my father passed on to me continue to work wonders. Here are just three recent cases:
The first was a client who had been struggling with severe back pain on and off for years and couldn’t find anyone to help. After coming to me, he now says, “98% recovered, almost totally normal.”
The second was an older man in his early 70s suffering from arrhythmia and swollen legs, conditions often seen as red flags in Western medicine. He shared with me a week ago that his heart rate, which had been between 20-30 for a long time, is now 60-70+ beats per minute, and his leg pain has greatly diminished.
The third case was the most miraculous of all. This long-time ping pong friend of ours in Seattle, also in his 70s, had been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. He had been using a wheelchair for at least six months and couldn’t even stand for a few minutes without falling, leaving bruises all over his head and limbs. After treatment, he can now walk—without a cane—up the stairs and into our office, and return to his car the same way after treatment.
I’m truly grateful for the skills my father taught me and so happy to see everyone improving. – jz