Dr. Chan Myat Thu (Mandalay University of Medicine) - International Massage Therapy Expertise

Dr. Chan Myat Thu (Mandalay)

The Origins and History of Massage

Massage is a safe, effective, and effective combination of techniques that anyone can learn. Massage is a holistic treatment that addresses a variety of symptoms throughout the body and can provide physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being benefits for both the person giving the massage and the person receiving it. Massage is a self-help therapy that is good for everyone, young and old, male and female.

From the earliest times of human civilization to the present day, massage has been practiced for centuries as a form of medicine and therapy in homes, on the streets, in the workplace, and in hospitals.

Ancient Egyptian cave paintings depict oil massages as a means of cleansing, healing, and blessing the body and soul.

In Roman times, it is recorded that warriors who performed animal fights and entertained the audience received massages before the games to promote health and fitness and to replenish their energy after the games. Greek records show that massages date back to 450 BC. Massage therapy was practiced in the early days, before the advent of medicine.

Massage has been used in religious and traditional practices around the world for centuries. The Bible says that the powerful touch of Jesus Christ healed diseases. Massage is mentioned in the Roman chronicles of Cleopatra, as well as in medieval Christian books. It was also used to relieve pain in areas where medical supplies were unavailable during World War I.

I want you to think about it, even if you had no opinion about Masad. You will see how you yourself could not help it.

Touch and massage are a healing technique that works on vital parts of the body. In addition to improving physical health and general well-being, it also promotes mental clarity and mindfulness, allowing you to reach a state where you can support your thoughts.

Everyone loves touch, especially the elderly, the frail, the weak, and the vulnerable, who may not experience touch in their daily lives.

Massage is a true gift of touch. The word massage comes from the Latin word massa, which is translated from Arabic as massa .

The meaning is to gently stroke or press. Massage can be said to be an art form that can relieve discomfort. We have been fond of massage since childhood.

Haven't we all felt relieved when Daddy and Mommy's magical hands rubbed over our bumps, bruises, and scratches?

We have all experienced temporary relief when we tried to touch our hot forehead with a cool hand when we were sick. When we have a headache, you may have automatically placed the palm of your hand on your forehead and gently rubbed it.

When you receive bad news, you may find comfort in leaning on your friend's shoulder and receiving their hug. Having someone gently squeeze your arm is also a soothing and comforting way to ease your anxiety.

Therapeutic massage is an extension of spontaneous touch. It is not a single technique. Many techniques can be used alone or in combination.

Massage can help when you are sick, or when you have muscle or joint pain that makes it difficult to move, or when you have circulatory problems or lymphatic problems or when there is some kind of blockage in your energy flow.

In addition, massage is also useful for emotional or psychological difficulties. Massage is also useful for providing the necessary encouragement to feel comfortable and to feel self-worth.

The healing power of Christ through touch

For a young daughter who is in pain, her father's warm embrace is a form of healing.