Article Category - Health/Wellness

The 50’s in Soviet occupied Hungary was far from a cheery place, not ideal for a happy childhood and definitely not a perfect breeding ground for Shaloin monks. As a lad growing up in the communist era in the Eastern bloc, Laszlo Demmel found that instead of being full of wonder and boundless limitations, his childhood years were rather closed and restricted.

“In other martial arts and in Western sports we are used to following through with power or action for a definitive goal or end result, but with Tai Chi you recede and come back.”

“Thailand is a modern, 21st-century society. The education system is coming from a modern perspective, but the monks and the teachings are traditional, basing their teachings on ancient texts written down hundreds of years ago. There’s a lot of work to do in order to adapt ancient Buddhism to modern day life.” - Dr Alan Wallace.

Before I begin, I’d like to state that I consider myself a metrosexual man; yes I like lotions, nice clothes and pampering, but I also like fighting, vomiting and football...

When you work hard the whole work week, what better way to de-stress than to attend a spa, and the Radisson Spa offers such an experience that claims to ‘enhance a customer’s well-being; mind, body and spirit.’

There’s no doubt about it-- the hardest part about a good golf swing is the grip.

The Public Health Office of Phuket has revealed that there are approximately 1300 patients currently suffering from conjunctivitis in Phuket.

Dr Orawan realized very early on in her career, that as medicine was always developing, she too would need to develop and continue studying.

THE word anaemia defines a state in which the level of haemoglobin is found to be below that expected for both age and sex.

FRANCESCA D’Cruz is young, strong-minded, beautiful and very passionate about acupuncture. She has been practicing traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture for 11 years having graduated from Victoria University of Technology, Melbourne Australia where she attained her University Degree as a Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine & Acupuncture.