Wet cupping, also known as Hijama, is an ancient form of alternative therapy that dates back thousands of years and is revered in many cultures for its therapeutic benefits. This practice involves creating a small skin incision using a sterile surgical blade, followed by the application of cups to create suction. The negative pressure draws out blood along with toxins, fragmented blood cells, and tissue fluid, effectively purging impurities from the body.

The process of wet cupping/Hijama is believed to enhance blood circulation, promote healing, and restore the body’s natural balance. It is commonly used to treat a variety of ailments, including chronic pain, migraines, fatigue, and inflammation. By removing stagnant blood and toxins, Hijama helps to rejuvenate the body’s organs and tissues, boosting overall health and vitality.

Wet cupping is often performed in a controlled, hygienic environment by trained practitioners who ensure the highest standards of safety and care. The procedure is typically painless, with clients experiencing only a slight discomfort from the incisions. The benefits of wet cupping can be profound, leading to improved energy levels, enhanced immune function, and a greater sense of well-being.