What is hijama, what is it used for, and is it beneficial?

Hijama is a procedure typically applied to the back, shoulders, and head area, where blood is slowly drawn out through a device that applies negative pressure following a small incision in the skin.

There is also what is called dry cupping, where no incision is made in the skin, and negative pressure is applied in a manner similar to cupping therapy. This procedure takes approximately half an hour.

Practitioners claim that hijama cures dozens of diseases with completely different underlying mechanisms, such as multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer's, ALS, hypertension, psoriasis, herniated discs, diabetes, etc.

PROVIDES BODY BALANCE

These individuals also state that hijama should only be applied to specific hijama points, believing these areas to be special zones. It is claimed that through this method, dirty blood and toxic substances are removed from the body, the body's balance is restored, and diseases are treated.

BENEFITS OF HIJAMA

• Strengthens the immune system and provides resistance to the body.
• Revitalizes brain functions.
• Ensures the removal of heavy metals and toxins accumulated in the body.
• Relieves pain and reduces edema.
• Provides psychological relief through a detox effect.
• Stimulates organs responsible for blood production and increases oxygen.
• Regulates blood flow and balances blood pressure.
• Provides benefits in the treatment of almost all chronic diseases such as lower back and neck hernias, joint pain, liver diseases, heart diseases, and psychological disorders.
• Gives vitality to the eyes and increases visual acuity.
• Head cupping is very beneficial for forgetfulness, attention deficit, and headaches.
• Hijama helps in the development of children and assists teenagers in having a more balanced adolescence.
• By regulating metabolism, it has positive effects on the digestive and circulatory systems.

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