Hijamah in arabic is derived from ‘Hajm’ which means ‘Sucking’. Cupping \/ Hijamah is the process of applying cups to various points on the body and removing the air inside the cups to form a vaccum. ‘Bleeding Cupping’ is most often refered to as Sunnah Cupping. It is almost 5000 years old, most frequently used and often the most effective method. A surgical instrument is used to scrape the skin and the cup is then applied to collect the blood.<\/p>\n
The results are often fast and impressive, because the body reacts within hours to cupping at the proper location.<\/p>\n
1) Sunnah Hijamah:-<\/u><\/b>\u00a0Also known as Bleeding Cupping or Wet Cupping. It is the oldest most frequently used and often the most effective method of cupping.<\/p>\n
2) Massage Cupping:-<\/u><\/b>\u00a0Also known as Moving Cupping or Dry Cupping. This is done by applying oil and herbs to skin and moving the cups by a weak suction on the area to be treated.<\/p>\n
The goal of cupping is to strengthen or activate the organism’s Self-Healing power, when these are not able to do so on their own. Cupping stimulates snd supports the options that nature has provide the Body with to resist disease.<\/p>\n
Hijamah is not painful, it is probably similar to having a Blood Test.<\/p>\n
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Hijamah in arabic is derived from ‘Hajm’ which means ‘Sucking’. Cupping \/ Hijamah is the process of applying cups to various points on the body and removing the air inside the cups to form a vaccum. ‘Bleeding Cupping’ is most often refered to as Sunnah Cupping. It is almost 5000 years old, most frequently used… <\/p>\n