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Because of cuppings long history of healing in indigenous and ancient populations, people outside of that culture have begun practicing it, illustrating how traditional medicine can have benefits globally.

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Most examples show cupping being practiced in Asia, but here it can be seen it is also a traditional practice in Mexico.

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This graph shows cupping, which may be more accessible and trusted by many in cultures where cupping is practiced, such as Eastern cultures. As cupping is not a high-risk practice, it may have the potential to offer relief to patients feeling certain symptoms at low-cost.

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Review of Cupping from Western Medicine Perspective

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Review of Cupping from Western Medicine Perspective

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This article discusses the efficacy of traditional healing practice, cupping, concluding that research has shown that cupping can potentially treat specific medically-diagnosed conditions.

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Healing and health practices differ amongst cultures and people not only across the world, but even within different local communities. As health is not merely just the absence of disease, but the state of physical, mental, and social well-being, it is important to respect cultural health practices that differ from the biomedical western model of medicine. Failing to do so would lead to erasure of valuable traditional knowledge and culture, and displace the trust of those who amy practice these cultural health traditions.

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This is a picture of someone's skin after coining, it can be perceived by others who are not accustomed to it as being bruises from violence.

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This article illustrates that it is possible to still be respectful of cultural practices that patients perform and receive while also providing effective treatment. Practices such as coining and cupping have been used for millenium even in ancient societies and thus concepts surrounding these practices are deeply embedded into cultures, making them significant to patients. A provider being uninformed about these practices and passing judgement on them without understanding treatment can make for a untrustworthy relationship between patient and provider.