One of the earliest and most reliable methods for eliminating toxins from bodily tissue and organs is Cupping Therapy. It is also referred to as Horn Therapy, Vacuum Cupping, and Hijama Cupping. During this procedure, the therapist applies customized cups to the patient’s skin to generate suction. This results in an increase in blood flow to the injured area by drawing up and swelling the tissue beneath the cup.
Toxins and pollutants are drawn to the surface for removal by enhanced blood flow beneath the cups, which takes them away from the surrounding tissues and organs.
Distinct categories of Cupping
Dry cupping: By pressing a plastic or glass cup against the skin, the air inside is drawn out. Most of the time, you can use the cups both stationary and in motion.
Hijamas / Bleeding / Wet cupping: Wet cupping leaves a cup in place for around three minutes, which produces a slight suction. After removing the cup, the therapist lightly inclines tiny cuts across your skin using a tiny scalpel. They then perform a second suction to extract a tiny amount of blood.
Oil cupping / Sliding cupping : Sliding cupping, also known as oil cupping, is a massage method in which cups are affixed to the body and moved over an area while massage oils are applied.
Flash cupping / Empty cupping : Flash cupping, also known as empty cupping, is the rapid, repeated application of cups with little to no retention. It promotes circulation across a larger region and lessens localized traffic.
Are you overworked and under stress at work?
Consider using hijama therapy.
By increasing blood flow with therapeutic nutrients and fresh oxygen, the Hijama is said to help patients by removing waste products and toxins from their bodies through skin microcirculation. This enhances mood and quality of life by bringing about comfort and relaxation on a systemic level.
For a free consultation to learn more about how Hijama Therapy can help you, please contact us.
Extra Advantages of Hijama Therapy
Natural remedies can be used successfully even in the absence of surgery.
The first and only cupping therapy clinic in Nepal has been operating for the past eleven years.
Located in Balkot, our center Kausaltar is accessible via Koteshwor-Kathmandu on the route from Kathmandu to Bhaktapur.
Kaushaltar - Balkot Rd, bhaktapur 44600
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