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The word cupping is derived from the Arabic verbs hajama and haj’jamah, which mean to reduce or return to a basic size, as well as to reduce volume or pull out.When someone diminished the problem in Arabic, they meant that he returned the problem to its original size.As a result, whoever performed the cupping operation prevented diseases from attacking him.The accumulation of spoiled blood (old red blood cells, R.B. cell ghost) in the body caused it to stop growing when the person reached the age of twenty-two, and it accumulated in the person's back area.These accumulations of spoiled blood hampered the circulation of the whole blood, eventually paralyzing the work of the young red corpuscles, leaving the body weak and vulnerable to various diseases as it grew older.The blood returned to its original condition after cupping, and the stagnant blood (which contained the highest rate of senile red corpuscles and their cells ghosts, abnormal shapes of red blood cells, and other impurities) vanished.