An article about utilizing Thai element theory to adequately assess and treat clients in Thai massage treatments. When Thai element theory is used as a basis for the practice of Thai healing arts, it opens up new ways of working, helps to create customized treatments for each individual, and dignifies and distinguishes traditional Thai medicine from other healing arts.
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The meaning and contribution of the wai khru for traditional Thai medicine
A research paper about the meaning and contribution of the wai khru for the preservation of Thai traditional medicine wisdom in modern times.
Thai Traditional Medicine: Validity & Future Perspectives
A short academic paper about the validity and hopeful future of traditional Thai medicine.
An Overview of Traditional Thai Medicine
A Thai massage student's presentation of the basic parameters of traditional Thai medicine.
Traditional Healers of Northern Thailand
An essay on the different types of healers and doctors (mor, in Thai language) that practice in Northern Thailand.
Beliefs about Pregnancy & Childbirth in Chiang Mai, Thailand
A research paper that examines women’s knowledge of pregnancy and birth, precautions and preparations during pregnancy and birth, and the role of traditional midwives.
Overview of Traditional Thai Medicine
A short overview of the structure and underlying theory of the traditional Thai medicine system.
Dominant Body Element and Menstrual Pain
Abstract of a research paper about the association between "dominant body element" theory in traditional Thai medicine and the presence of lower abdominal pain resulting from menstruation.
Traditional Thai Medicine History, Remedies, Diagnoses & Treatments
An essay that describes the basics of Thai healing arts, including references to Thai medicine, medicinal herbs, therapy and treatments.
Lessons from Buddhism for the Healthcare Practitioner
An article about using Buddhist beliefs as guidelines for treating patients through medicine and healing arts.