Although I write about hijama from time to time, our people are still in great need of this treatment. They give no information about hijama treatment at the Medical University. Almost none of our doctors practice hijama. Only amateurs do it, and so they can occasionally make mistakes. Hijama is one of the greatest blessings God has given us, and we must use it for our health. In this article and later, I will provide in-depth information on how to clean the body through the hijama, the rules for doing the hijama, and when it is supposed to be done. As we know, hijama is the removal of blood from the body through ordinary cups. Although this is a common procedure, it has benefits from the scalp to the nails. The blood that is expelled from the body with the hijama is full of particles under the skin and in the tissues that impede blood circulation. I am going to write about them in detail. People who have the hijama done regularly will not have problems with blood circulation. Such people do not suffer from diseases such as heart attack, stroke, atherosclerosis, high blood pressure, heart palpitations and heart arrhythmias.
The hijama done on the head improves the metabolism of the scalp and cerebral circulation, prevents hair loss, completely cures migraine pain, relieves headaches and eliminates eye pressure. Hijama is also an indispensable treatment in the treatment of brain tumors. Hijama is an indispensable tool in the cleaning and treatment of purulent infiltrates accumulated in the forehead and groin pockets. Hijama should be done regularly for people suffering from chronic allergies and rhinitis. People who have the hijama done do not suffer from sclerosis (amnesia); hijama improves the quality of memorization, strengthens memory and attention and eliminates forgetfulness. For patients with encephalitis, hijama is a very useful treatment. Head and back hijama is invaluable in the treatment of acne, rashes and pimples on the face. The hijama on the head beautifies the facial skin, brightens the face and removes yellowish color on the face as it improves subcutaneous blood circulation. Although I have not written all about the benefits of hijama on the head, the information I have given so far might be enough for you to understand how effective it is.
Why is hijama so useful?
Because the blood removed from the body with the hijama accelerates the formation of new blood in a person. Our body cleanses itself by several means like urine, feces, sweat, and a small amount of saliva, but the pests I have listed below can only be removed with hijama. Hijama improves capillary circulation. As we know, large blood vessels eventually break down into small capillaries to an extent that even a tiny needle sticking into our hands causes bleeding, and the blood that comes out is burst capillaries. This means that the openings of the capillaries are very small. Hijama removes cholesterol, triglycerides, lipids, undigested fat cells, dead cells that cause thrombosis, altered blood cells, saturated and unsaturated fatty acids, heavy metal salts (which are more present in the fruit today due to excessive fertilization), free radicals (which can lead to cancer in the future) from the body. It removes the infiltrate mass formed after prolonged diseases and mechanical shocks, calcinates that cause arthrosis and osteochondrosis in the joints, inflamed blood formed after colds and inflammatory diseases, removes fluid formed as a result of inflammation of muscle roots, ligamentous apparatus, expels lactic acid from the body which form as a result of metabolism, removes toxins-rich blood from the body during elevated diabetes and causes the elevated diabetes to drop. Hijama is very useful in restoring the damaged blood circulation in diabetes. As we know, in diabetes, the metabolism is disturbed, the vascular bundles are blocked faster[1] and circulatory disorders often occur. Hijama is an invaluable blessing at this time.
[1] Probably, you have heard a lot about diabetics whose legs were amputated just because something stuck in their legs.