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Western culture
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Cupping therapy is becoming more popular in Western culture, especially among athletes, despite lacking scientific evidence.
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Western medicine
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Cupping therapy is commonly viewed as an alternative or complementary treatment in Western medicine, with limited acceptance in mainstream medical practice.
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Traditional Chinese medicine
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Cupping therapy is a traditional Chinese medicine treatment used to promote blood flow and relieve health issues.
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Europe
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Cupping therapy is an alternative therapy for muscle pain relief, but it is viewed skeptically and less common in Europe.
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China
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Cupping therapy is a traditional treatment in Chinese and Middle Eastern cultures used to improve blood flow and address health issues.
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cupping therapy
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Middle East
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Cupping therapy is a traditional Middle Eastern therapy using suction cups to improve blood flow and treat ailments.
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United States
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Cupping therapy in the United States is controversial and viewed with skepticism, but is associated with muscle pain relief and relaxation.
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cupping therapy
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traditional medicine in Middle East
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Cupping therapy is a traditional Middle Eastern medical practice used to alleviate muscle pain and other health conditions.
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