Hijama Cupping Therapy Ancient Healing with Proven Benefits
Hijama or wet cupping therapy is an ancient medicine technique that has been used on human beings for thousands of years. This traditional healing method helps you with various health issues. It includes back pain, neck pain, headaches, and other problems. At Yong Kang TCM, we offer Hijama cupping therapy in a safe and well-cleaned environment according to industry standards. Our professional therapists provide each treatment plan carefully designed, and they use suction to pull on your skin and increase blood flow to the affected area.
What is Hijama Cupping Therapy?
Hajama is a traditional form of medicine that involves drawing out harmful blood from the body. In this therapy, a professional uses small superficial incisions on the skin and then applies a suction cup to the area. The cup is removed after 3-5 minutes and which causes the blood vessels under the cup to expand and rupture. It brings stagnant blood and toxins to the surface, forming a bruise-like mark.
Types of Hijama Cupping
Dry Hijama Cupping
In this method, cups are placed on the skin without cutting. The suction helps move blood in the right way. It works well for stiff muscles or stress.
Moving Hijama Cupping
Here, oil is placed on the skin. Then the cup moves across the skin. This helps loosen tight spots and improve how muscles feel.
Wet Hijama Cupping
After making small, quick marks on the skin, cups are applied. This allows small amounts of blood to be drawn out. Wet hijama helps clear built-up waste in the body.
Fire Hijama Cupping
This ancient healing form uses heat to remove the air from the cup before it is placed. The warmth feels relaxing and helps pull deeply on tight areas.
Each type of hijama cupping therapy works in different ways. Our team at Yong Kang TCM 永康中医 selects the right one based on what your body needs.
Health Benefits of Hijama Cupping Therapy
Helps Muscle Relief
When muscles feel tight or sore, hijama cupping therapy can make them softer. It helps move fresh blood into areas that need it most.
Improves Blood Circulation
With better blood flow, oxygen and nutrients travel more easily in the body. This keeps energy strong and helps the body feel more awake.
Clears Toxins from the body
Hijama cupping therapy supports the body’s way of cleaning itself. When waste builds up in the body, cupping can help remove it through small skin openings.
Balances Internal Systems
By working on certain points on the body, hijama can make organs work better. It helps your whole body system function together, giving a feeling of balance.
What to Expect During a Hijama Session
When you arrive, our therapists will explain everything in simple steps. You will lie down and feel calm. The cups will be gently placed on the skin, and you may feel a light pull. If it’s wet cupping, the skin will be scratched softly. After the therapy, you may feel relaxed and lighter.
Is Hijama Cupping Therapy Safe?
Yes, hijama cupping therapy is safe when done by trained experts. At Yong Kang TCM 永康中医, our team follows well guided steps to keep everything clean. We use new, clean tools for each session. The process is smooth and done with full care.
Why Choose Us for Hijama Cupping Therapy?
Skilled TCM Professionals
All of our team members hold TCM training and are officially registered. This means each session of hijama wet cupping therapy follows the best methods. We care about doing things the right way to keep you safe and comfortable.
Personalised Healing Approach
We do not follow a single plan for everyone. Each person’s needs are different. Our therapists look at your health and choose the best hijama wet cupping therapy type for your body.
Calm and Clean Environment
Our centre in Malaysia gives a peaceful space where healing begins in a safe and well-relaxed environment. From the moment you walk in, our team ensures everything feels smooth and clean.
Trusted by the Community
Yong Kang TCM 永康中医 has helped many people improve their well-being. Our professional care and strong attention to detail make us a trusted service provider in traditional healing.