Course Name : Diploma in cuppin bhig therapy
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Classes by : Dr. Rakesh Sharma

Cupping therapy, an ancient healing practice, involves placing cups on the skin to create suction, aiming to promote healing and alleviate various ailments. Cups, often made of materials like glass or silicone, are applied to specific points on the body, drawing the skin and superficial muscle layer into the cup. This process can result in temporary discoloration of the skin, ranging from redness to bruising, depending on the intensity of the suction and individual response.

The therapy is believed to work by improving blood circulation, reducing inflammation, and releasing toxins from the body tissues. It is commonly used to relieve muscle tension, pain, and stiffness, as well as to induce relaxation and stress relief. Cupping therapy is also sometimes utilized to address respiratory conditions like asthma and bronchitis, and digestive issues such as bloating and constipation, with practitioners often targeting specific meridian lines used in acupuncture.

While cupping therapy is generally considered safe under the care of trained practitioners, individuals with certain medical conditions or sensitive skin should exercise caution and seek guidance from healthcare professionals. Despite its ancient roots, cupping therapy continues to be embraced globally as a natural and non-invasive approach to enhancing overall health and well-being, owing to its purported ability to stimulate the body natural healing mechanisms and promote balance within.