You must have heard a lot about your cupboard, right? Acne therapy is one of the oldest alternative medical treatments in the world and is believed to cure a variety of diseases.
One of the oldest doctoral books in the world, 'Ebers Papyrus', depicts ancient Egyptians using this therapy in 1550 AD. Let's see what a cup is and does it work?
What Is a Cup?
You must be aware that this therapy is special to the general public as well as those who cannot afford the high cost of medical care. You are wrong, many international artists and icons also practice cupping therapy.
Among them are Victoria Beckham, Andy Murray, Busy Phillips, Jennifer Anniston, Gwyneth Paltrow, Justin Bieber, Kim Kardashian, Jessica Simpson and many other artists and icons who practice this cupcake therapy.
Cupping is a major method used in traditional medicine in many parts of the world, including China and the Middle East. This treatment has been around for thousands of years and is said to be very effective in relieving pain and muscle cramps.
How To Do It
This alternative treatment method can be called a vacuum. A method is a special tool that is shaped like a cup that will suck or inhale the skin and fat from the muscles, and can sometimes move the muscle layers from one another.
The cups used for cupping therapy are made of glass, plastic, and silicone and, interestingly, a thousand years ago, cups used for cups were made of animal horns, bamboo, and some were made from clay.
You can do this alternative treatment in any part of the body that is sick. But most of the cupping treatments are done on the back, neck, and shoulders. Occasionally, this therapy is done in conjunction with acupuncture treatment.
Usually, a diving specialist or a dietician will ask patients to fast or just eat light for two to three hours before the cupping session. This is done to optimize the benefits of cupping therapy itself.
Dry And Wet Wash
The cupping treatment is divided into two namely dry and wet. The way to dry the cups is before the cups are placed on the surface of the skin, the cups will be warmed first. This process of heating is done by putting flammable materials, such as alcohol, herbs, or paper into the cup and then burning it with fire.
When the flame starts to shrink and dies, the cup nurse will place the cup upside down on the patient's skin surface and the cup will be left on the skin surface for two to minutes. Then, the air in the cooler cup creates a space that pulls the skin and muscles up, into the cup.
This inhaled skin will be red as blood vessels will respond to pressure changes.
To ensure that the cups are open easily, cupping nurses will usually apply cream or massage oils. Afterward, the cupping nurse will insert a silicone cup and slide it all over the body gradually to create a massage-like effect.
During the treatment, the salon nurse may place three to seven cups on the surface of your skin.
Wet towels are a modern technique and are used by all treatment centers around the world and can be said to be more comfortable. Wet cupping is done by making small cuts on the part you want to record.
The cup will be placed on the small wound to drain out the dirty blood and the blood that will come out will be filled inside the cup.
After the cup is opened, it will usually be rubbed with antibiotic cream and the wound will be covered with cotton to prevent germs infection.
So no matter if you are dry or wet, both will leave a temporary impression that is purple or red in the area. Usually, within 10 days the effect of this bruise will disappear completely depending on the patient's skin condition.
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