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Thai Amatarot Massage Treatments and Training in Thailand
Amatarot (also written: Amata Rot) is a relatively new Northern Lanna therapy — apparently about a 100 years old — that uses a long wooden [ ... ]

Traditional Bone Setting and Chiropractic in Thailand
The art of Chiropractic is based on the theory that diseases and disorders are caused by misalignment of the bones, especially those in the spine, thu [ ... ]

What to Wear for a Thai Massage in Thailand?
Because a Full Body Thai Massage in Thailand is traditionally a clothed massage, on the mat on the floor, the question what clothes to wear for a sess [ ... ]

Thai Womblifting | Techniques, Aims, and Health Benefits
Traditional Thai Womb Lifting (or Thai Womblifting) is an ancient Northern Lanna Thai healing modality having parallels with Yok Thong (Uterus Massage [ ... ]

Thai Scarf or Loincloth Stretching Massage in Thailand | Pa Kao Mah
The Pa Kao Mah (Pa Kao Ma or Pa Kao Mai) is a Thai Sarong, Scarf, or Loincloth. It is a rectangular piece of cloth with the size of a large bath towel [ ... ]

Thai Massage Health Benefits | Beyond the Obvious
Having a Thai Massage is healthy if done well, cautiously, and with wisdom. Having regular Thai massages is even healthier, and yet, on the surface th [ ... ]

10 Best Known Thai Massage Books, Guides and Training Manuals
In this article, we take a look at some of the best known Traditional Thai Medicine and Thai Massage books and manuals written in or translated to Eng [ ... ]

Thai Massage Energy Lines Trajectories and Purpose | An Overview
The foundation of Thai Traditional Massage is based on “working the 10 Sen Energy Lines,” that is, applying theoretical and practical know [ ... ]

Thai Massage Teachers from Thailand | Tribute to Great Masters
In Thailand, the Wai Khru ceremony is a Thai ritual in which students pay respects to their teachers to express their gratitude. Wai Khru has been (an [ ... ]

Is Thai Massage Dangerous? | Risks, Precautions, and Contraindications
Now and again, we read or hear stories about clients or patients getting wounded or severely hurt (both temporarily and structurally), getting into th [ ... ]