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What does Blake Shelton and Khloe Kardashian have in common? They both lost an incredible amount of weight using one simple idea, and it's not what you think.

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341 E. Central Ave, Webster, Fl-33597, Sent from:AK Fast-Data Want to go? Go here. At the start of the Rio Olympics, several members of Team USA arrived to compete with what some people have described as odd-looking marks on their bodies. Although the red circles on the skin of such athletes as swimmer Michael Phelps and gymnast Alex Naddour may appear accidental, they are actually markers of cupping, a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) technique used for performance improvement and healing. The ancient practice of cupping has been used for more than 2,000 years in Oriental medicine and traditionally uses a flame to heat a cup that is applied to the skin. The air inside the cup cools, creating suction that stimulates blood circulation. Depending on the patient???s condition, cups are typically left on from one to 10 minutes, and they are sometimes placed and moved according to TCM meridian points, which those who practice the technique believe are channels through which the body???s energy flows.