Pottery Jar
The pottery jar is made of fired clay and is shaped like a mortar. It has a smooth mouth, a bulging belly, and a slightly narrower bottom, and it comes in three sizes: large, medium, and small. Its advantages include strong suction power; however, it is prone to breaking and not suitable for observing changes in the skin.
Cupping therapy can relieve muscle pain, alleviate fatigue, and is widely accepted by many people. However, when doing cupping at home, it is important to follow the correct method. Otherwise, it may
Horn-made cupsMade from cow horns or sheep horns. Use a saw to cut off the pointed top of the horn, leaving 1-2cm of solid part at the bottom as the cup base. Saw the mouth end to make it flat and sm
   (I) Operating Procedures1. Preoperative PreparationThoroughly examine and inquire about the patient to determine if they are suitable candidates for cupping therapy and if there are any
(1) When using alcohol for fire cupping, only lightly dip the cotton ball in alcohol. Avoid using too much alcohol, as it may result in excessive suction and affect the therapeutic effect or cause bur
Through extensive clinical observations and the use of modern scientific technology, both domestic and international scholars have conducted in-depth studies on the treatment principles of cupping the
There are various types of cups, starting from the ancient animal horn cups, gradually developing into bamboo tubes, ceramic cups, metal cups, glass cups, plastic cups, rubber cups, and even modern de
Ceramic jars are made from clay or porcelain clay and are generally divided into three types: large, medium, and small. The ends of the jar are smaller, and the middle protrudes outward, resembling a