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"Wet cupping" NSFW!!!! Great for back pain o-O

NOT FOR THE FAINT HEARTED......
From Wikipedia....
Wet-cupping has been shown to be effective in the nonspecific low back pain.[8] It has also been shown to possibly decrease the frequency of headaches.[9][unreliable medical source?] Studies have also shown some evidence that it may be effective in the treatment of post-herpetic neuralgia
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Um, eff no!0
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NSFW, hell! That is not safe to watch after dinner! I just want to slap you, Steve:sick: :sick: :sick:0
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The hell? Um. . . no.0
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Dude!0
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People do crazy things.0
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damn it - - i thought it was going to be something akin to 2 girls 1 cup or whatever that was.
Um i seriously want to puke my intestines up - - and i only watched like 2 seconds of it.0 -
Can someone say what it is? Because judging by your reactions looking isn't a good idea.0
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I thought bleeding went out with the development of modern medicine.0
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Can someone say what it is? Because judging by your reactions looking isn't a good idea.
Yeah. .don't look. .0 -
I thought bleeding went out with the development of modern medicine.
Apparently not in Singapore. .0 -
Oh the joys of craptastic 'medicine' of yesteryear.
It's basically blood letting but with suction cups. They mention removing 'dead blood'.
This reaffirms that while western medicine has many, many areas it could improve, it at least no longer has superstition as its basis.0 -
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If it works, then great. It's a bit unconventional though. I think conventional medicine has it's head up it butt. Who knows? We really know very little about the body and how things work.
I know that getting hickeys never relived any illnesses I had. I'm pretty sure bleeding hickeys wouldn't either.0 -
damn it - - i thought it was going to be something akin to 2 girls 1 cup or whatever that was.
Um i seriously want to puke my intestines up - - and i only watched like 2 seconds of it.
Wait, 2 girls 1 cup DOESN'T want to make you puke up your intestines??? LOL0 -
The modern version of leaches?0
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If it works, then great. It's a bit unconventional though. I think conventional medicine has it's head up it butt. Who knows? We really know very little about the body and how things work.
I know that getting hickeys never relived any illnesses I had. I'm pretty sure bleeding hickeys wouldn't either.
It's easy to be cynical. But, you never know. If you had an illness that no one could could solve, and this seemed to relieve the pain, you might just become a believer. Judging is easy. Walking in others shoes is a bit tougher.
There were a lot of open minded individuals like yourself back in the middle/dark ages and they 'cured' all sorts of sicknesses with blood letting just like this. I think there's enough evidence that draining the body of its blood while sick does not improve health but compromises it.
But we know what the purpose of blood is today. We know that there isn't 'bad blood' caused by sin and the devil that needs to be drained. We know that blood seeping from open wounds is not dead (as is claimed by this video). We know its function and understand how it affects different parts of the body. They didn't know that back then so they get a pass. They had no choice but to guess. Fortunately, we don't have to guess about something as cut and dry as this one.
Are there some alternative medicine practices that could be useful that we don't fully understand? Sure but this isn't one of them.0 -
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That is just nasty......ewww0
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Um gross....:sick:0
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If it works, then great. It's a bit unconventional though. I think conventional medicine has it's head up it butt. Who knows? We really know very little about the body and how things work.
I know that getting hickeys never relived any illnesses I had. I'm pretty sure bleeding hickeys wouldn't either.
It's easy to be cynical. But, you never know. If you had an illness that no one could could solve, and this seemed to relieve the pain, you might just become a believer. Judging is easy. Walking in others shoes is a bit tougher.
There were a lot of open minded individuals like yourself back in the middle/dark ages and they 'cured' all sorts of sicknesses with blood letting just like this. I think there's enough evidence that draining the body of its blood while sick does not improve health but compromises it.
But we know what the purpose of blood is today. We know that there isn't 'bad blood' caused by sin and the devil that needs to be drained. We know that blood seeping from open wounds is not dead (as is claimed by this video). We know its function and understand how it affects different parts of the body. They didn't know that back then so they get a pass. They had no choice but to guess. Fortunately, we don't have to guess about something as cut and dry as this one.
Are there some alternative medicine practices that could be useful that we don't fully understand? Sure but this isn't one of them.
No need for the personal attacks, you can make the point using civil methods.0 -
wtf is "wet cupping"? I'm at work and I can't watch videos on here0
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So this isn't about what Italians do in the shower then? Very disappointed.0
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