The Q-Physio is a newly developed Medical Device which is based on the innovative QMR Technology (Quantum Molecular Resonance).
Unlike more traditional Radiofrequency devices, Q-Physio is not based on the Hyperthermia (heating) effect. Due to the peculiar spectrum of multiple frequencies transferred simultaneously, and its unique way of interacting at cellular level the injured tissue is stimulated in such a way that a regenerative process is induced.
Thai acupressure is a method of using knowledge, science, and art to treat disease using the fingers. It comes from the royal massage of Professor Narongsak Boonrattanahiran, which was passed down from generation to generation at the Ayurvedic College School, which was inherited from Doctor Intawatha, a royal page of His Majesty King Rama V. Doctor Intawatha passed all of his massage knowledge on to his son, Doctor Chit Dechaphan, who later passed it on to many disciples, among whom Professor Narongsak was a disciple.
Traditional Thai medicine is the wisdom that our ancestors have accumulated and passed down for a long time. There have been attempts to preserve the wisdom of traditional Thai medicine in the nation since the past. Good medical texts were collected and inscribed on stone tablets, which were decorated on the walls of important temple halls. When Western medicine was introduced to Thailand, traditional Thai medicine still played a role in caring for patients, both in treating and preventing diseases before they became serious or chronic and difficult to treat.
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