Blood Letting Therapy

What Is Blood Letting Therapy?

Blood letting therapy is the controlled removal of a small quantity of blood from the body to help restore balance and promote healing. Ancient
doctors believed that illness was caused by an imbalance of bodily fluids, or “humors.” By removing excess or stagnant blood, they could
help the body detoxify, reduce inflammation, and support natural healing.

Modern enthusiasts see this therapy as a holistic treatment for circulation, detoxification, and overall vitality.

How Much Blood Is Taken During Therapy?

In a typical blood letting session, around 50–150 ml of blood is removed
— significantly less than what is taken during a standard blood donation
(which is about 470 ml). This small, controlled amount is enough to
stimulate the body’s natural healing response without causing weakness
or stress.

Once the blood is removed, the body immediately begins to replenish it
by producing fresh, oxygen-rich red blood cells. This process usually
takes just a few days, and full blood restoration occurs within 1–2
weeks, depending on the individual.

The Benefits of Blood Letting Therapy

While it may sound old-fashioned, blood letting therapy has surprising
health benefits that have been recognized across cultures for thousands
of years:

• Supports Detoxification – Helps the body release impurities and toxins.
• Improves Blood Circulation – Stimulates healthy blood flow.
• Balances the Body – Promotes natural equilibrium and wellness.
• Reduces Inflammation – Can help relieve swelling and heat in the body.
• Encourages Fresh Blood Production – By removing a small amount of blood,
  the body is naturally stimulated to produce new, healthy blood cells,
  improving oxygen delivery and vitality.
• Boosts Energy Levels – Many report feeling lighter and revitalized after
  treatment.
• Holistic Healing – Works with the body naturally, without synthetic
  drugs.

Recovery Time After Blood Letting

One of the advantages of this therapy is that recovery is generally quick and easy. Most clients can return to normal activities immediately after treatment. Some people may feel slightly tired or lightheaded for a short while, but this usually passes quickly. Drinking water, eating a light meal, and resting for the remainder of the day is usually all that’s needed.

Because the volume of blood removed is modest, the body recovers very fast, and many people report feeling refreshed once the new blood is generated.

The History of Blood Letting

Blood letting dates back over 3,000 years, practiced in ancient Egypt,
Greece, China, and the Middle East. In medieval Europe, it was
considered one of the most important medical treatments. Renowned
physicians like Hippocrates and Galen recommended it for various
conditions.

Even as recently as the 19th century, blood letting was a common
hospital treatment. However, as modern medicine and pharmaceuticals
advanced, the practice slowly faded into obscurity.

Yet, with today’s renewed interest in traditional medicine, alternative
therapies, and natural healing, blood letting therapy is once again
being appreciated for its time-tested benefits.

Why We Are Bringing It Back

At our clinic, we believe in combining ancient wisdom with modern
understanding. While medicine has advanced in many incredible ways, it’s
unfortunate that certain traditional therapies have been forgotten.
Blood letting therapy, when performed safely and professionally, can
provide unique benefits that modern treatments may overlook.

By reviving this practice, we aim to give people access to a powerful
holistic treatment that has stood the test of time.