The Effects of Wet Cupping Therapy on the Blood Levels of Some Heavy Metals: A Pilot Study
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Uncontrolled wet-cupping studies in 13 healthy men, 44 steelworkers, and 60 smokers measured blood metals before and after treatment and reported selected concentration decreases. These real biochemical observations lack concurrent untreated controls, total-body metal mass balance and patient-important benefits, and are not assays of dark skin marks.