A S K Health Care Ltd

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

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(1)      The services provided, being Hijama Cupping (“the Services”), are provided by ASK Healthcare               Limited (ASK) and no other company or individual

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(2)      Whilst the Services have no major side effects and are traditional techniques that have been used            for many centuries, there may be some minor side effects 

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(3)      (a) there may be marks that will last for several days including the production of circular bruises                    or discolorations where the cups are applied 

          (b) there may be minimal discomfort due to the method of application of skin cuts 

          (c) other possible minor side effects are slight lightheadedness after cupping 

          (d) this is similar to the sensation one feels after having had blood taken by a doctor, as cupping                   encourages blood flow to the cupped region (hyperaemia)

          (e) one may, therefore, feel warmer and hotter as a result of vasodilatation (widening of blood                         vessels) taking place and slight sweating may occur but there is a sound scientific rationale for                 this and there is no cause for concern

 

(4)      Observations made by ASK during the session, or before or after sessions, regarding nutrition,                diet and exercise are made in good faith and with good intention and are simply pointers for                      clients to consult their GP and/or other medical advisers regarding changes in respect of those                matters for their overall health and benefit.

 

Clients give permission, by way of a Consent Form signed at the start of the session, to ASK to provide the Services. This allows ASK to make small incisions on the surface of the client's skin and draw a small amount of toxic blood in accordance with the Hijama cupping procedure embodied in the Services.

 

Clients remain fully responsible for this decision and do not hold the ASK liable for any injuries or other outcomes arising from provision of the Services.