History of Thai MassageTraditional Thai Massage is an ancient form of therapeutic healing originating over 2,500 years ago. Roots of Thai Massage can be traced back to the founder of the practice, Father Shivago Komarpaj, a doctor. The surviving records collected are at Wat Pho, a major monastery in Bangkok. Is Thai Massage For You?This form of massage is for everyone! There are always certain situations in which caution should be taken. It is not suitable for those with serious medical problems such as heart conditions, high blood pressure, cancer, infectious diseases, osteoporosis, diabetes, varicose veins, and skin conditions. It is also not recommended for pregnant women past their first trimester. If in doubt, consult your physician. Revitalizing Yet Relaxing
Traditional Thai Massage resembles a
slow, meditative, flowing dance with
the practitioner using his or her own
body as leverage to work through
approximately 130 continuous moves.
Thai massage, off the matWhile traditional Thai massage is performed using a mat, Table Thai massage is performed using an elevated platform, similar to traditional western massages. Benefits of all forms of Thai Massage
More research benefits are being discovered.
What is Thai Foot Massage?
Thai Foot Massage is an ancient massage. It has been used more than 3000 years.
It prevents and cures many diseases. For example: headaches, tension,
asthma, sinus infections, and migraines
etc. The foot massage is good for stimulating the activity of internal organs, and to improve blood
and lymph circulation. Thai massage balances the body’s elements and foot massage is for stimulating
the activity of internal organs. Thai massage is performed by using hands, fingers and
a special wooden Thai stick
with cream or oil.
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