Printable : Noodle vendor Sajee “Thim” Klong-nguern, 31, had been suffering unusual aches and pains. That was till, one night time, she says, an angel came to her in a dream. The angel informed her that if she ate a pig’s tail that had been boiled in palm sugar for quarter-hour, all her aches and pains would vanish. The next day, she examined her vision’s recommendation and to her amazement, it worked. With her newfound treatment in mind, Thim closed her noodle shop and started helping individuals by curing their sicknesses. Word quickly unfold and different people started arriving at Thim’s house in Kra Buri so they could strive the panacea for themselves. The crowds grew, as did her reputation, and shortly Thim had about 1,000 guests a day. Over the following five months, Thim’s follow developed. Patients began calling her “Dr” Thim, and she began telling them to light a joss stick and pray before consuming the pig’s tail. Frugal patients introduced a pig’s tail from residence, whereas others purchased one for 30 baht from one of the stalls set up close by. The native pig-ta