Absolute Health:Treating herniated nucleus pulposus in a non-invasive way
Herniated nucleus pulposus (HNP) usually occur later in your adult life, caused by the general degeneration of your body system. However, it is now apparent that these days young people, as young as their early 20s can also suffer from HNP, due to the modern lifestyle — looking at the smartphone screen, sitting at the office all day.
Finding Your Future Path:A Summer Programme to Experience US College Life for International School Students
So if you, or your child, dream of studying in the United States, but your current connection to US colleges doesn’t extend further than that gained from Hollywood movies, the idea of leaving home to dive feet first into such a new world can be daunting.
Go Green
Jing Jai Farmers Market A favourite market for thousands of locals with a loyal crowd who spend their weekend mornings here, not just to shop, but to support the growing – excuse the pun – organic community, this is Chiang Mai’s first organic market, and they have come far since the opening six years ago. Owned by Central Group, this is an initiative to support and promote sustainable society thro … Continued
One Man’s Trash is another Man’s Treasure
“Recycling has potential. It is an industry which can grow sustainably if the benefits are shared amongst all the people in the system,” said Sampan ‘Dome’ Nenrod, the founder of Eiamdee Recycle. His emerging and ambitious business has big plans to elevate Chiang Mai’s household waste management.
Preventing Strokes the Absolute Health Way
Heart disease can lead to paralysis, and even fatality and cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) are the number one cause of death worldwide, according to World Health Organisation’s (WHO) 2017 report. “An estimated 17.9 million people died from CVDs in 2016, representing 31% of global deaths. Of these deaths, 85% are due to heart attack and stroke,” stated WHO.
Editorial: November 2018
The Citylife Garden Fair has been a nomadic affair over the past seven years since we sold our fabulous old office in 2011. To be honest, as nostalgic as I am about the garden of my childhood, it wouldn’t fit in a tenth of the crowds we’ve been pulling at recent fairs, so in spite of wistful homesickness, I agree with Dr. Pangloss that everything is for the best in this best of all possible worlds.
Central Group’s Ambitious Social Initiative
The market, along with the neighbouring community malls, which flank both sides of Atsadathorn Road, are all owned by Central Group which has been working towards turning the area into a pilot project under the umbrella of Central Group’s ‘Central Tham’, a nation-wide initiative which aims to create shared value by supporting and promoting a sustainable society.
What’s in the Pipeline for Chiang Mai’s Future?
As Chiang Mai expands, growing pains are natural. There is much talk of Chiang Mai becoming a UNESCO City, a Creative City or a Smart City, and while all these catch phrases sound rather exciting, we are left wondering why basic problems such as the annual air pollution and transportation issues aren’t being tackled, let alone solved. So this month we wade into the quagmire of city planning and development, alas offering no answers, but attempting to give you a picture of what is being talked about and what initiatives are underway.
The Sop Moei Mission: Weaving a Community’s Future
Taciturn Kent Gregory, the man behind one of Chiang Mai’s most well-known luxury brands Sop Moei Arts, is impossible to pigeon-hole; his life-story (so far) reads like a an extraordinary swashbuckling tale from the 19th century yet he helms a non-profit enterprise which has been lauded world-wide for its high quality ethnic textile and basket weaving which have graced runways and magazine covers.
Coffogenic: Hillkoff’s New Superfood
“Coffogenic is functional and consumers can expect clear results. It benefits those especially with diabetes and those who are struggling with cholesterol. It’s a super food.” On the other end, this is another channel of income for the coffee farmers which is way better than just making fertiliser.
7 Unique First Dates around Chiang Mai
The idea of seven first dates is enough to wilt the smoothest dater. Citylife is here to help, with this list of unique and memorable first dates that should take some of the anxiety out of impressing. Whether or not they actually look like their profile pics is entirely up to chance; sorry, can’t help you there! Start on the right foot with these fun date locations.
On Every Street
We live in Chiang Mai one of the most beautiful cities in the world, with the most beautiful culture, the most beautiful people, amazing food and so much more. Yet, looking around, on every street, trash, rubbish, garbage laying there everywhere. Straws, one use plastic bottles, plastic cups, glass bottles, cigarette butts and plastic bags strewn on every street.
Laser Therapy for Pain Management at Absolute Health
Pain management can be tricky, especially, when the cause of the pain is unclear. While there are numerous treatments available to alleviate the pain, the effectiveness of those treatments can be varied according to the skills of the physician and medical staff.
Swiss Higher Diploma Program in Restaurant and F&B Operations Management
Switzerland is one of the leading countries in the world when it comes to training skills in hospitality, and now there is an opportunity to study and become qualified in Swiss level restaurant and F&B operational management right here in Chiang Mai.
The Vast Potential of Halal
“Whereas in the past the Halal economy was solely dedicated and focused on Muslims, today, as seen by the rapid growth of the industry, we can firmly say that it is Halal for all,” said Associate Dr. Winai Dahlan, Founder Director of the Halal Science Center Chulalongkorn University, during a recent visit to Chiang Mai.
Education is Coming Home:How Chiang Mai is Taking a Lead in Education Reform
Looking at the domestic picture, it’s commonly agreed upon that the best education in the country is found in Bangkok — where the curriculum is designed — whereas the quality of education appears to lessen in proportionate size to population, becoming worse the smaller the town or village.
A Jungle Unicorn: Monoceros Resort
Paul Eenhoorn sits down at a table in the open air restaurant and orders us a coffee. The sun is softly shining through the layers of green bamboo towering over the entrance and the sounds of birds’ wings flap around us. We are here to experience the one and only Monoceros Resort — a small tree-filled haven in northern Thailand.
Editorial: August 2018
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