FAQ

Hijama is the process of using vacuum pressured cups to pull stagnant and toxic blood to the surface of the body and...

Yes, of course. As the main form of treatment in the East for thousands of years, it could not have continued for so...

Cupping can wake up the body and encourage it to heal itself by reactivating a dormant immune system.Cupping is known...

No, hijama does not hurt. The sensation felt during cupping is often described as a sharp scratch around the area where...

Cupping is a safe procedure. We follow the professional guidelines of health and safety, hygiene and method. We are...

45-60 minutes on...

No, not at all. Each individual person bleeds differently depending on the health of the area being cupped and the...

The redness from the cups being applied should start to fade within 48 hours. The incisions take around 14 days to heal...

There are no known adverse side effects of Hijama therapy. Some clients may experience soreness or fatigue for around...

Clients are advised not to take a bath or shower for the first 24 hours after Hijama has been preformed. You are...

It is recommended that people who are generally healthy and do not have any medical concerns, can have Hijama performed...

Wet cupping during pregnancy carries an increased risk of resulting in miscarriage or inducing premature labour,...

women's menses is a natural form of Hijama detoxification. Wet cupping does not need to be performed when you are...

Clinic and home service are available, but with home service we charge an extra fee to cover the time and cost of...

Avoid eating for 2 hours as this will activate the digestive system carrying nutrients around the body. Please stay...

Cupping assists in the removal of toxins and counters the negative effects of medication, chemicals and illness in...

The Messenger (Sallallaahu Álayhi Wasallam) said, "Indeed the best of remedies you have is cupping (hijama)…"...