The Compound Effect of Cupping Therapy: Searching Beyond the Meridians
Cupping therapy (CT) is used in Asia, Europe, and the Middle East and is prevalent in Muslim communities where it is recommended by the Prophet of Islam. The majority of modern, medical practitioners interested in CT, view it as a medical technique and distance themselves from the mechanisms propose...
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Main Authors: | Mohamed K.M. Khalil (Author), Saud AlSanad (Author) |
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2018-08-01T00:00:00Z.
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