Mobina Khan's Acupuncture N Healing

Cupping is a treatment done by all .. including celebs.. get yourself a session too.

Just like these celebs you can get your cupping done too.

There are enormous benefits of the treatment and can help people suffering from:
• Headache
• Migraines
• Lower back pain
• Neck and shoulder pain.
• Joints pain
• Hypertension and low blood pressure
• Painful menstruation cycle
• Allergies
• Fatigue
• Weightloss
• And cosmetic benefits

Facial Hijama = Happy Faces 😁

Facial cupping 💆🏻‍♂️

Cupping done on the forehead is usually used to treat acne, sinus, and eyesight problems.

Facial Cupping in the process!

Facial Cupping is known to -
increase oxygen-rich blood circulation
strengthen skin and connective tissues
stimulate cells responsible for collagen production
relax muscle tension

Because of this, the practice is said to -
brighten skin
minimize the appearance of scars, fine lines, and wrinkles
tone chin, jawline, neck, and décolletage
decrease puffiness
regulate oil production
improve nutrient delivery and product absorption

That's the beauty of this treatment.
If 20 people with a headache received acupuncture, all 20 people could have different acupuncture points chosen as part of their treatment.

The marks we all need! ✔

Acupuncture is mainly used to remove discomfort associated with variety of diseases and conditions.
Let's talk about Diabetic Foot in detail!

〰〰 let it FLOW 〰〰

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Contrary to popular belief, Cupping has worked wonders for people!
Whether you’re an athlete or an arthritis sufferer, cupping could provide much-needed relief from some of your aches and pains.

Visit our clinic and see for yourself 😊 You won't be disappointed!

Your body does so much for you through the day. How are you giving back to it?
Take time for some self care 💛

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Happy faces after a cupping session 🥰

Our client, who couldn't even tilt his finger due to a paralysis attack, can now lift up his arm! Small victories ♥

The face is one of the many microcosms in the body which guides us to the internal workings of the body.

"Where there is stagnation, there will be pain. Remove the stagnation, remove the pain." 🍃

Hijama can even help treat hair loss!

The purpose of Hijama on the scalp is to use suction to open up the hair follicles and promote blood circulation to help maintain the hair while getting rid of toxins and DHT that build up underneath the scalp. 

Visit our clinic to know more 😊

Face Mapping

The eyes are the window to the soul and according to Traditional Chinese Medicine, the face is the map that decodes the mind, body, and soul's silent language 👁️‍🗨️

Cupping is one of the oldest methods of Traditional Chinese Medicine!

Hijama & Acupuncture works ✅

Our patient, Zeenat Siddiqui, was diagnosed with Bell's palsy ( facial paralysis) with high sugar levels and blood pressure. She was successfully treated and cured in 18 days by Acupuncture and Wet Cupping (Hijama)

Acupuncture can stimulate the release of endorphins, which play a role in the body’s stress response 💆🏻‍♂️

Self-care = Cupping followed by acupuncture therapy 🧘‍♀️

Acupuncture & Hijama heals ✔

One of our clients had a paralytic stroke due to high blood pressure, which was cured in one month, with acupuncture and cupping (hijama)

The before and after photos are enough to show the wonders of these treatments 🌟

Acupuncture, devised before 2500 BCE in China, is an ancient medical technique for relieving pain, curing disease, and improving general health. It grew out of the Chinese philosophy of Yin and Yang (the female and male principles). These two forces act on the whole of the universe as a whole and therefore, on the human body also. Any imbalance in Yin and Yang results in a disease. Acupuncture corrects this imbalance and restores the flow of energy through the 12 meridians (pathways) resulting in a free and harmonious flow of energy.

Sharpened stones and bones that date from about 6000 BCE have been interpreted as instruments for acupuncture treatment, but they may simply have been used as surgical instruments for drawing blood or lancing abscesses.

Cupping therapy surely came into the limelight recently after American swimming star Michael Phelps’ was photographed with cupping marks on his shoulder at the Rio Olympic Games.
However, this alternative therapy is not new; there is a very long history of cupping and it has remained an integral part of medicine for thousands of years!

Cupping is one of the oldest known treatments for multiple illnesses. Throughout history, cupping techniques and styles have often resembled the geographic locations they were practiced in, as well as utilizing a region’s local materials: animal horns, bamboo, ceramic, glass, metal, and plastic have all been used in this practice found in Ancient Egyptian, Chinese, Unani, Korean, Tibetan, and Latin American cultures, all of which have served the purpose of supporting the body’s ability to heal itself. 🌼

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Cupping therapy surely came into the limelight recently after American swimming star Michael Phelps’ was photographed with cupping marks on his shoulder at the Rio Olympic Games.
However, this alternative therapy is not new; there is a very long history of cupping and it has remained an integral part of medicine for thousands of years!


Photo source - VOX

Cupping is a therapy used in traditional Chinese medicine to remove the stagnation and stimulate the flow of qi (chi). 〰〰

It is one of the oldest and most effective ways to help remove pain and inflammation and improve blood flow. 🧘‍♀️

A therapeutic dry cupping treatment involves warming and placing cups on the skin.

By warming the air within the cup, a vacuum is created, and when it is applied to the skin, the tissue is drawn up into the cup. This increases the blood flow, loosens the fascia or connective tissue, and is thought to stimulate healing. It is similar to the way deep tissue massage can be used to break up scar tissue and reduce pain.

Wet cupping or Hijama compliments dry cupping.
A lancet is used to prick the skin before the cup is applied, which encourages a small amount of blood to flow from the area. This treatment is thought to dispel internal toxins.