The Effect of Cupping on the Digestive system?

The blood stagnation in the veins of the stomach and the intestines destroys their secretive and absorption functions and that will lead to severe bleeding, especially the vessels of the stomach, the intestines, the esophagus and the rectum, and blood clots in the legs and feet, hemorrhoids, and severe menstruation ''in women'', all of what mentioned above leads blood pressure to go down.

So, cupping medicine activates the blood flow and consequently prevents blood from congestion in the digestive system. Therefore cupping prevents and treats all the above mentioned cases.

Most problems with hemorrhoids which patients come to an end after performing cupping. The heightening blood pressure with a sluggish blood circulation leads to harm the biliary tracts and increase the density of the bile. Here cholesterol and bilirubin start to crystallize and that hinders the circulation of the arterial blood.

Whereas the compactness of the aged red corpuscles and their precipitation result in the impeded circulation in portal vein. Eventually, the tension of the portal vein heightens to push a part of the blood to the peripheral circulation round the liver through vessels anastomosis, consequently the spleen congests and enlarges and also does the venous vessels in the pancreas leading to its atrophy and its inability to do its functions. This is what we have seen.

In fact, the cupping operation is a prevention and cure for all these problems and saves us from the trouble.