Advantages and disadvantages of cupping

1. Because the meridians, acupoints and internal organs of the human body are all connected, the external suction will stimulate the acupoints on the body surface, and then adjust the internal organs of the human body through the bones and muscles, so as to make the blood flow smooth and strengthen the body.

2. Cupping also has a certain effect on local tissue injury, lumbar disc herniation and other symptoms. Long-term regular cupping can relieve pain and relieve symptoms.

3. By cupping, the moisture and cold in the body can penetrate through the skin tissue, thus eliminating evil spirits and making people feel refreshed.

4. Many beauty slimming shops have also begun to study and introduce the method of cupping to lose weight.

Second, the disadvantages of cupping

1. For some patients with inflammatory or hemorrhagic diseases, cupping is not only a helpless move, but even has more destructive consequences.

2. The time and interval of cupping should be well grasped. Some people often cupping because they like the process. As a result, their skin is very bad, causing infection and serious skin abrasions.

3. After cupping, don't take a bath or catch cold for a certain period of time, otherwise it will cause moaning and even aggravate the condition.

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Precautions for cupping

1, when cupping at home, pay attention to prevent burns and ignite flammable materials;

2. The cupping time should not be too long, and it is advisable to keep the cupping time at 10~ 15 minutes, and the interval between cupping is 2~5 days.

3. After cupping, you can't take cupping straight up and down. The correct way is to tilt the cupping slightly with one hand, and press the skin in contact with the cupping downwards with the fingertip of the other hand, so that air can enter the cupping through the gap, and the cupping will naturally separate from the skin.

People's Network-Improper cupping can also harm people's health. 7 matters needing attention should be kept in mind.

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