Ya Hom (or Ya-Hom) is a popular Thai household medication, already documented in the 17th century, consisting of a manifold of herbs, often used for Wind Element diseases, such as dizziness, nausea, bloating, excessive gas, [ Read more … ]
Nuru Massage, also called Nuru Body Slide or Nuru Gel Massage, is an erotic, sensual, and intimate unclothed body-to-body treatment experience applied for both men and women, in which both the giver and receiver are [ Read more … ]
The intrapartum period is the time spanning childbirth, from the beginning of labor up to the expulsion of the placenta. In Thailand, this stage contains several steps to be taken by the traditional midwife. Additionally, [ Read more … ]
In past years, Nuru Massage treatments have become a rather popular Sensual Erotic Massage modality, and in this post we give you an overview of service providers in the greater Los Angeles area, California. Nuru [ Read more … ]
In past years, the popularity of Nuru Massage has reached new heights notably because of couples engaging in the modality to revitalize their physical and emotional intimacy and to explore new ways of closeness. Nuru [ Read more … ]
In Asia, the balance between “hot” and “cold” is an important theme. It affects multiple behavioral patterns, such as the activities done or not done in the postpartum period, or in a particular season of [ Read more … ]
For our eBook Thai Healing Arts Reference we’ve explicitly chosen “Thai Healing Arts” as part of the title, because although tempted to use “Thai Traditional Medicine,” the latter would not do justice to the broad [ Read more … ]
Today I woke up already knowing it would be cold and rainy. And it was. 11°C, foggy, constant drizzle. Nothing extraordinary in Brazil at 900 meters altitude. We’re approaching spring (it’s still winter), still about [ Read more … ]
Spirit Medicine in Thailand primarily works with the unseen — such as ghosts, angels, demons, spirits, sorcery, and the occult — through ritualistic and symbolic practices that are believed to affect natural and supernatural forces. [ Read more … ]
The Thai word Khwan denotes the “vital essence” of a human being, large old trees (especially Bodhi trees), and certain plants (such as the rice plant) or animals (such as buffaloes and elephants). The concept [ Read more … ]
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