The spinning jar method refers to a method of cupping in which the cupping vessel is sucked onto the skin and then held by the base of the cupping vessel, and rotated in the same direction.

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

The needle-cupping method refers to the practice of first applying acupuncture at a certain point, and once a certain level of stimulation is achieved, leaving the needle in place and then using a cup

The method of cupping, also known as the sitting cupping method, refers to the cupping method where the cup is left in place for a period of time after suction at the designated area. This method is t

Earlier, a professor of anatomy pointed out that the normality of negative pressure in the human body directly affects a person's physical health. Modern medical research and clinical practice are gra

1. Psychological preparationIn the process of treatment, apart from careful inquiry of medical history, detailed examination and patient-oriented treatment, the attitude of the practitioner also play

Cupping therapy, also known as "horn method" in ancient times, mainly uses mechanical stimulation, negative pressure, and thermal effects to accelerate blood circulation, promote metabolism, and have

(One) Classification by Exhaust Method:1. Cupping: Using the principle of thermal expansion and contraction to remove air. This method is called cupping because it creates negative pressure on the ski

This technique has a wide range of applications in the treatment of diseases. It can be used to treat various diseases in internal medicine, pediatrics, gynecology, orthopedics, dermatology, and otorh