Is the cupping bloodletting scam real?

Cupping is a relatively common health care method. As people gradually notice the decline in their physical fitness, this health care method can enhance physical fitness and is very good for the body. However, there are many scammers on the market, and they are becoming more and more crazy. Cupping and bloodletting are also considered a means of deception. Is the deception of cupping and bloodletting real? Let’s find out through the following content!

After cupping and bloodletting, patients are often told the following statements due to the different shades of cupping marks: "Purple-black color represents insufficient blood supply and accumulated cold", "Bright red and vivid color and local fever represent Yang syndrome, heat syndrome, and solid syndrome, which is caused by intense heat toxicity and yin deficiency and excessive fire", "Dark red color represents thick blood, high blood lipids, and insufficient blood supply", and "Dark black color generally indicates blood addiction in the body". "Insufficient blood supply", "blood viscosity" and "high blood lipids" are all concepts in Western medicine, which require laboratory data to be confirmed. How can cupping be confirmed?

For people with normal blood microcirculation and patients with hypertension, if the cupping time is long (more than 10 minutes) and the negative pressure is too large, the skin may appear purple or even black and blisters may appear; if the cupping time is short and the negative pressure is small, generally no obvious purple, black or blisters will appear. Long time of cupping after bloodletting causes the patient's blood to coagulate and become darker in color. For those with poor microcirculation (Qi deficiency), the local cupping marks will be light.

Cupping on the back can easily leave purple or black marks. The cupping marks on the abdomen, especially those of obese people, are generally lighter. If cupping and bloodletting have the same standards for the time and site of operation, then changes in the color of the cupping marks and the presence or absence of blisters can have certain diagnostic value, but if the implementation standards are not unified, then they cannot be generalized. The Deception of Cupping and Bloodletting Luoyang <正> After cupping and bloodletting, patients are often told the following statements due to the different shades of the cup marks, such as "purple and black represent insufficient blood supply and accumulated cold", "bright red and bright

Is the deception of cupping and bloodletting real? I believe that after reading the above introduction, you already know the answer! Cupping is good for health, but because there are many deceptive methods on the market, people are afraid of being cheated, so they have a lot of concerns. I hope that when you go for health care, don’t try to save money and go to some black shops, which will only cause harm to your health.