When cupping, it is necessary to pay special attention to avoid scalding, and to do this, it is necessary to have skilled technology. Here, we should not only teach you how to avoid cupping burns, but also summarize the five health points of cupping. Come and have a look.
Five Health Acupoints of Cupping
Shenque: Shenque is the navel of the human body and one of the important acupoints for health care and treatment. Fetuses get nutrition from their mothers through umbilical cord, so they are called "the root of life". It is the gateway for human air to come in and out, belonging to Ren meridian, meridian and qi sea, and the foundation of internal organs. Cupping at Shenque point can strengthen spleen and kidney, regulate stomach and qi, promote qi and diuresis, disperse stagnation and promote blood circulation, and regulate menstruation.
Back Shu points: The back Shu points of the five internal organs of the human body are all distributed on the first lateral line of the bladder meridian of the foot sun. Cupping on this line can dredge the meridians and qi and blood of the five internal organs, regulate the physiological functions of the five internal organs and promote the circulation of qi and blood throughout the body. It is a common acupuncture point for health cupping therapy. Medical discovery shows that cupping at back Shu points can stimulate the central nervous system reflexively and regulate the functional activities of the nervous system through the treatment of spinal nerve roots, thus enhancing the body's disease resistance.
Dazhui: Dazhui belongs to the Du Meridian, which is located between the protrusion of the seventh cervical vertebra and the first thoracic vertebra. It is obvious when the head is lowered, and it is the intersection of the three Yang meridians of the hands and feet and the Du Meridian. Dazhui is located in the back pole of the human body, so it is the Yang point in the Yang, which has the function of guiding Yang and connecting Yin. Often pulling this point has the functions of regulating yin and yang, dredging meridians, promoting qi and blood circulation, clearing away heat and toxic materials, preventing colds and enhancing immunity.
Neiguan: Neiguan is an important point of the pericardium meridian of the hand jueyin, located on the transverse striation of the palm and wrist, between the palmar longus tendon and the flexor carpi radialis tendon. It has the effects of calming the heart, calming the nerves, regulating qi and regulating stomach, dredging collaterals and activating collaterals. Pulling this point often makes the pericardium meridian qi and blood unblocked, which plays an important role in the prevention and treatment of cardiovascular diseases. Because the pericardium meridian of hand jueyin passes through the upper, middle and lower triple energizer, it also has good curative effect on lung and gastrointestinal diseases.
Baihui: Baihui, also known as Sanyang, is the first meeting of Quanyang. Pulling this point or regular massage has obvious effects on the prevention and treatment of cerebrovascular diseases. It has obvious promoting effect and special effect on organ prolapse. This kind of acupoint cupping often needs a haircut, otherwise the sealing effect is not good, which will affect the curative effect. Baihui point is located at the intersection of the midline of the head and the connecting line between the two ear tips. Its functions are calming the liver, calming the wind, clearing away heat and inducing resuscitation; Nourishing yang and benefiting qi, refreshing the brain and calming the nerves.
If you want to avoid being burned by cupping, you must do the following.
How to avoid cupping burns
Water coating: In the cupping place, apply some water (warm water in winter) in advance. Applying water can cool the local temperature, protect the skin and avoid burns;
Flame facing the tank bottom: the flame of alcohol cotton ball must face the tank bottom, and the tank mouth must not be burned, and the tank mouth must not be stained with alcohol;
Short storage time: shorten the storage time, not too long. If it is too long, it is easy to absorb blisters, usually 3 ~ 5 minutes, and at most it should not exceed 10 minutes.
Finally, let's learn how to cupping.
The correct method of cupping
Method 1: Where conditions permit, you can pick up a small cotton ball with tweezers, dip it in 95% alcohol (but not too much, depending on the degree of wetness), hold the cylinder with the mouth down to the right with your left hand, then put the burning cotton ball into the cylinder to burn for 1-2 seconds, then take it out quickly, and send the cylinder to the acupoint with your left hand urgently. Be careful not to aim the jar mouth at the acupoint during the delivery to avoid air entering the jar. Instead, use the bottom of the jar to approach the acupuncture point forward, and when touching the skin, twist the jar mouth to the acupuncture point conveniently and quickly to make it suck tightly.
Method 2: It is very easy to use, that is, take 10g flour, add water to make dough, knead it into a round pancake larger than the jar mouth, and stick it on the skin. Then, quickly throw a ball of burning paper into the jar and immediately cover the jar on the bread, which is more attractive. For people who use it for the first time, this can prevent the skin from being accidentally burned.
If you are not sure about cupping, go to a professional institution.