Many people come back from cupping, convinced that cupping can get rid of dampness, and all of them have blisters. They think that this is a reaction of moisture in the body. It is generally believed that the body is really comfortable after cupping, and the whole person feels completely changed. What I want to say here is that cupping can't treat moisture.

Cupping first appeared in ancient Greece, and the function of bloodletting was first realized by the suction in the jar. It was not until the Qing Dynasty that it was recorded that cupping could be used to treat colds, dredge meridians, and so on. So now health centers all over the world are using cupping to keep fit.

According to the explanation of modern medicine, the moisture we are talking about is actually water droplets produced on the inner wall of the jar, and the red marks left on us after cupping are only bleeding caused by the rupture of capillaries, not the moisture we think, so cupping has no therapeutic effect at all, and Chinese medicine will not use cupping to treat moisture, just saying that cupping is helpful to the treatment of pustules and herpes.

Then some people will wonder why they feel relaxed after cupping every time. This is mainly because cupping produces an endorphin, which will bring pleasure to people, especially to relieve pain. So many people will feel that after cupping, the symptoms such as cold, backache and backache are relieved, but what I want to tell you is that if you are slapped, you can also have such a pleasure. You can try if you don't believe me.

So don't listen to beauty salons saying that cupping can treat moisture in the future. Although cupping can make your body feel cool temporarily, if it is not handled properly, there will be many accidents caused by cupping, so be careful.