Researchers are seeking ways to deliver mRNA and DNA vaccines more efficiently, and they may have found one: cupping, which is rooted in a practice used for centuries in China and the Middle East.
vaccines had not been used at a large scale even though the technology had existed for years. Now researchers are seeking ways to deliver these vaccines more efficiently, and they’ve found one: cupping, which is rooted in a practice used for centuries in China and the Middle East.
The tradition typically involves placing heated cups on a person’s skin. As the air inside the cup cools, the air pressure under the cup drops. Practitioners believe that the resulting suction of the skin promotes healing, although evidence for its effectiveness is limited. But scientists suspected that the process might stimulate skin cells to soak up injected DNA as aIn the body, injected RNA usually degrades quickly if it’s unprotected.
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