Back Cracks with Clothes ON ft. the Ancient Remedy of Tattoos for Pain Relief

Not a tattoo for decoration - ancient remedies used to use a black ink to poke at painful muscles and joints for pain relief. I contemplated this, because in the same way, scraping brings blood flow to the painful areas decreasing pain and increasing range of motion. However, in this practice in Iraq, the muscle, tendon, or painful area is poked repeatedly with a needle containing a blue or black ink until the skin bleeds. This releases the "bad blood" or stagnant blood. In the same way, scraping is believed to remove old or stagnant blood by increasing circulation. It isn't brought through the skin however. Blood stays in the skin with scraping, and does not pass through it. Through the course of several days, the body dissolves the "old bad blood" and the patient feels better. More research needs to be done in these practices.

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