Cupping Therapy
Cupping therapy is an ancient healing practice that uses gentle suction to promote circulation, relieve muscle tension, and support the body’s natural detoxification process. By placing specialized cups on the skin and applying various techniques—such as parking, gliding, scooping, suction and release, twisting, and vibration—this therapy helps draw out inflammation from deep within the tissues.
You may notice temporary red or purple marks, often referred to as "cup kisses," which indicate increased blood flow to the treated area. While some clients experience mild bruising, swelling, or soreness, these effects typically fade within a few days to a week.
Benefits of Cupping Therapy:
Alkalizes the blood
Improves circulation and strengthens vessel walls
Lifts and stretches soft tissue
Loosens adhesions and scar tissue
Relieves inflammation and pain
Moves stagnation and improves mobility
Sedates the nervous system, promoting deep relaxation
Stimulates blood flow for overall wellness
Who Should Avoid Cupping?
Cupping therapy is not recommended for individuals with the following conditions:
Liver, kidney, or heart failure
Pacemakers
Blood disorders (anemia, hemophilia, or those on blood thinners)
Heart disease
Active cancer
Cupping therapy is an excellent choice for those dealing with chronic pain, tight muscles, nerve entrapment, trigger points, fibromyalgia, pinched nerves, and herniated discs. Experience the therapeutic relief of this time-honored practice and restore balance to your body today!