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Moving Cupping: An Effective Therapy for Facial Puffiness

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  Facial puffiness is the buildup of fluid in the tissues of the face. Facial puffiness refers to facial swelling or bloating, usually caused by fluid retention, inflammation, or poor circulation. It can occur in specific areas like the eyes, cheeks, and jawline or affect the entire face. Swelling of the face can be minor or severe. It’s generally nothing to worry about if you wake up with a little puffiness that goes away in a few hours. However, persistent face swelling over time may indicate other health conditions. Common Symptoms of Facial Puffiness: Swollen or bloated appearance Puffiness around the eyes A feeling of heaviness or tightness in the face Indentations when pressing on the swollen area Skin appears stretched or shiny due to excess fluid freepik.com Causes of Facial Puffiness: Fluid Retention (Edema):  Caused by dehydration, high salt intake, or hormonal changes. Poor Sleep:  Lack of sleep can lead to face puffiness, especially around the eyes. Allergies ...
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What Are The Major Causes of Depression & How To Prevent Them?

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  Being a Hijama Therapist, I have observed that depression has become a part of our daily routine life. Photo by  Fernando @cferdophotography  on  Unsplash Feeling down from time to time is normal, but when negative feelings take hold of you for longer than usual, then you may have depression. It is a mental disorder that causes constant feelings of sadness and unshakable dark emotions. Depression is always considered a mental illness, but believe it or not, depression hurts physically as much as it tortures you mentally. Nowadays I am getting many clients with depression and anxiety. There is a pattern that everyone follows that ends up in depression and anxiety. Let’s talk about some of the major causes of depression that have become a part of our daily lives. It is necessary to discuss them to spread awareness among people. Several factors contribute to the causes of depression. Lack of oxygen  aggravates brain cells and causes a high rate of depression and ...
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