Hijama, or cupping therapy, is sometimes explored as an alternative or complementary treatment for memory problems. The practice involves placing suction cups on specific areas of the body, with the aim of enhancing blood circulation, stimulating energy flow, and promoting overall well-being. Some proponents believe that improving blood circulation to the brain could potentially support cognitive function, including memory. However, scientific evidence supporting cupping therapy for memory issues is limited, and it’s important for individuals experiencing memory problems to consult with healthcare professionals to explore appropriate treatments. Cupping therapy should be considered as part of a broader, evidence-based approach to cognitive health.