Cupping, 14th century. The application of heated cups to the skin was thought to draw harmful blood away from diseased organs to help the healing process. The illustration from a work on medicine, from the Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris but the artist is unknown.

Cupping, 14th century. The application of heated cups to the skin was thought to draw harmful blood away from diseased organs to help the healing process. The illustration from a work on medicine, from the Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris but the artist is unknown.
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