It is incumbent upon every male who
reaches the twenty-two years of age to undergo cupping operation from the
seventeenth day of the lunar month which comes in the
spring season of every year until the twenty-seventh day of it.
Childhood and adulthood stages require
big quantities of iron because the body is in the phase of growth. These
quantities are not completely supplied by food for
this growing body. This decrease in iron is equalized
by the way of digesting the senile and spoiled red blood cells in the liver and
the spleen, and the phagocytes of the body forming the stored iron reserve
which are kept for the body needs.
The body in general and its bone marrow
in particular benefit from these red blood cells after transforming them
suitably in a series of operations "metabolism" producing the iron (hemo) and amino acids (globin) which are used by the
growing body to supply its need of iron in addition to reconstruction of new red generations of red blood cells .
After the twenty years, the big consumption of the spoiled red blood cells
stops for the cessation of body's growth. So the surplus of them become big and
“they must be discharged”.
It is incumbent upon every female who
passes the menopause stage.
The woman has a natural outlet through
which she can release herself from bad blood. During menstruation period, her
blood circulation becomes at the apex of activity. When woman reaches her
menopause stage, her menses ceases and she becomes subject to the same conditions
of man who reaches the age of twenty- two.
Thus she enters a
new physiological phase leading to psychological and physical changes paving
the way to the rise of various diseases such as high blood pressure, coronary
insufficiency and diabetes, and the like. In this situation, cupping becomes
inevitable and there is no other alternative for it.
It makes woman returns to her normal
psychological and physical case. If she refuses to perform the simple cupping
operation, her body becomes a pasture for maladies and prone to diseases.
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