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EPISODE · Jul 7, 2024 · 19 MIN

Cupping Therapy: Ancient Techniques for Modern Healing with Dr. Tom Ingegno

from Soma Says · host Soma Mandal, MD

Subscribe to the video podcast: https://www.youtube.com/@SomaMandalsays/videos   In this episode of Soma Says, Dr. Soma is joined by Dr. Tom Ingegno, a seasoned acupuncturist and founder of Charm City Integrative Health. Dr. Ingegno discusses the ancient practice of cupping, its therapeutic benefits for a variety of medical conditions, and its integration into modern healthcare. He shares insights from his extensive experience and his motivations behind writing 'The Cupping Book.' The conversation also covers practical advice for practitioners, potential risks, and the importance of combining traditional and cutting-edge therapies for optimal patient care.   00:00 Introduction and Disclaimer 00:50 Meet Dr. Tom Ingegno 02:34 The Ancient Art of Cupping 05:21 How Cupping Works 07:54 Cupping for Various Conditions 11:30 Practical Advice for Cupping 15:06 Risks and Considerations 16:13 Where to Find Dr. Ingegno 17:55 Conclusion and Farewell

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