Traditional Thai medicine

          Thai Massage is Traditional Thai Medicine are said to have been founded but the legendary Jivaka KumarBhaccha a physician from over 2500 years ago. He was from northern India and said to be a friend and personal physician of the Buddha. He also worked with the Magadha King Bimbasara and the Buddhist nuns and monks called the Sangha.

About Thai Yoga massage

A combination of Ancient  Thai Hermits self - healing exercises  with traditional Thai massage therapy for helps stretching strengthening relaxing and pain release"  this exercise has been practice in Thailand over 2500 years ago. Thai Hermits exercise traditionally known as "Rue Sri Dat Ton"  the ancient-manner of Thai Yoga —involves stretching and healing the body and mind, This form of Thai Yoga and massage can be performed on the floor or a table. The client wears comfortable clothes that allow for free movement and comfort and no oils or creams are used.

Thai massage is one of the four branches of Traditional Thai medicine. It is a healing technique that was practiced before doctors. The massage involves deep massage and stretching and it happens on the floor on a firm mattress or a mat. It is a therapeutic procedure that provides relaxation and restores healthy blood circulation. It also treats energy blockages, weak, dysfunctional organs, aches and pains, stress and tension, flexibility, paralysis, nerve problems and postural alignments.

Thai massages a world known technique. It reached the United States in the late 1980s.

Benefits & Techniques

Thai massage operate on the theory that the body is permeated with "lom," or "air," which is inhaled into the lungs and which subsequently travels throughout the body along 72,000 pathways called "sen," or "vessels."

Typically, massage therapists manipulate a handful of major sen lines by pressing certain points along the lines. In most models, the sen originate at the navel and spread throughout the body to terminate at the orifices. A significant part of the practice of Thai massage also includes yoga-like stretches which are intended to stimulate the sen and move lom through the body via a pumping action which is connected with the patient's breathing. The theory of sen and lom is often translated into English as "meridians" and "energy." While there are some superficial similarities to Chinese meridian theory, the Thai system is markedly different as the sen are unconnected from the internal organs.