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Healing method cupping
Function of cupping glasses

Cupping - A successful medical treatment
Cupping is a medical procedure whose origins date back to the earliest times of human development. Conventional practice provided that the body finely carved in one place and this was finally sucked slow and controlled. This form of blood letting was considered cleansing and healthy, because it was believed, the organism may be delivered through the method of latent toxins. Until quite recently, the so-called bloody cupping is a popular measure of naturopathic and alternative medicine.

The dry cupping - a development of modern times
Today finds increasingly a different form of distribution method, which avoids contact with the inner liquid. The so-called dry version is based on the heated suction cups or bells made of glass, which are comprehensively placed on the areas to be treated. In this case, a vacuum is created by the negative pressure which lifts the skin. Using the dry cupping muscular tension and strains can be solved. In addition, the method improves circulation and ensures that the body is helped into a state of self-help. Dry cupping is popular with symptoms such as carpal tunnel syndrome, back problems or knee pain. This method is intended to promote the recovery Even with a cold.

The cupping
A particular further development of the procedure embodies the cupping. Here, the back is first rubbed with oil. Then, the medical practitioner moves with the glass bell muscles, tendons and nerves along lines to loosen any tension and stimulate the circulation. The cupping are more efficient results than the conventional certified massage.

Cupping
Cupping is a well-known method for the relief of tensions or to alleviate pain. The so-called cupping glass is used. These spherical vessels are made of glass and have different diameters. This can be between 3 and 6 cm. They are intended to act on the affected sites by means of reduced pressure and to achieve their effect. The procedure is not new, but has been known for several thousand years.

How does the method work?
The treatment should always be carried out by a qualified person / doctor. This puts the glasses with the opening facing down, to certain areas of the skin. The required vacuum is achieved by heat or suction of the air. The circulation of the body is stimulated and the healing powers can unfold their effect. Originally, the effect was explained by the flow of the bodily fluid. If these are in imbalance, the juices should be stimulated to flow again with the help of the cupping glass. In this way, blockages and pain could be treated.

How do you treat the cupping glass?
First, the exact location at which the muscle hardening is present must be felt. For example, you can slowly drive your fingers over your back. In some cases, dry cupping is also used, in which the cupping glass is placed directly on the affected areas. Typically, however, the air in the cupping glass is previously heated and then placed on the skin. If the air inside the interior cools down, the vacuum is generated, the vessels are dilated and the circulation is stimulated.

Where can cupping help?
Anyone who is subjected to cupping will usually find this method very beneficial and relaxing. As they relieve the tension caused by the negative pressure and the stimulated blood circulation, the affected persons feel great relief later in pain, stress or fatigue. Cupping can also be used for colds, back problems or menstrual problems. However, it should be noted that cupping is not a miracle cure and can not replace classic school medicine. In addition, small bruises are left behind on the skin after cupping, the areas often also being somewhat sensitive to pain. For the effect to unfold optimally, should not be showered after treatment for four hours. Moreover, the cupping glass is not placed in the same place during the next treatment. For people who are taking coagulation inhibitors, this method is not recommended as unpleasant side effects may occur.