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Which acupuncture point is cupping to lose weight? I bought a set of cupping and wanted to pull it out at home. You are still healthy while losing weight. (Specific position) Thank you.
Cupping can lose weight just like acupuncture, massage, scrapping and other methods by stimulating meridian points, but there is a common difficulty that ordinary people are not easy to master: Chinese medicine pays attention to syndrome differentiation and treatment-the same obesity, but we should choose different points for treatment according to different causes. For example, the same cold, Chinese medicine depends on whether it is cold or wind-heat, but also on seeing, listening and asking comprehensive judgments. In this way, the prescription for the same disease is different. When acupuncture and other methods are used for treatment, each acupoint is only medicine, and it is also "one person and one side".

Of course, if I understand your mood, I can introduce you to a method of cupping to lose weight, but it's just for reference. If it works, it's just the right thing to do. If it doesn't work well, there's nothing I can do. In fact, many attempts to lose weight by acupuncture or cupping are ineffective and basically "not symptomatic". I don't know what methods are used in beauty salons. The following recipes add some notes to the information.

Cupping to lose weight and acupoint selection reference:

Back: Huatuo Jiaji point (chest 1 to waist 5, 0.5 inch sideways); Abdomen: Shu Tian, Daheng, Qihai and Guanyuan; Legs: Liang Qiu, Zusanli, Hong Long, Xue Hai; Foot: Gongsun, etc.

Note: Leave the cylinder once a day for 10~ 15 minutes, not too long, otherwise it may cause bleeding bubbles (especially on the back). I can't find the specific acupoints, so I suggest you search the acupoints map. Sometimes the narrative is not clear, so it is very simple to find someone who knows the meridians.

References:

Practical Encyclopedia of Cupping Therapy edited by Song Jianzhong