Cupping Therapy
Cupping therapy offers a range of physical and mental health benefits by promoting circulation, reducing muscle tension, and supporting the body's natural healing processes.
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Dry Cupping
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What it is: The most traditional method where suction cups are applied to the skin and left in place for several minutes without any movement.
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Purpose: Promotes circulation, reduces muscle tension, and draws toxins to the surface.
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Common for: Muscle pain, stiffness, and stagnation.
Wet Cupping
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What it is: After suction, small incisions are made on the skin and the cup is reapplied to draw out a small amount of blood.
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Purpose: Removes "stagnant" or "toxic" blood and is often used for detoxification.
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Common for: Chronic pain, inflammation, and systemic detox; widely practiced in Middle Eastern and Islamic medicine.
Pain Relief
Cupping is especially effective for muscle and joint pain, particularly in the back, neck, shoulders, and legs. It helps loosen tight muscles, reduce inflammation, and improve blood flow to affected areas.
Improves Circulation
The suction created by cupping draws blood to the surface, enhancing circulation and oxygen delivery to tissues. This supports cellular repair and faster recovery from injury or strain.
Reduces Muscle Tension and Stiffness
Cupping helps release muscle knots, ease stiffness, and increase range of motion, making it popular among athletes and individuals with chronic muscular issues.
Detoxification Support
By improving blood and lymphatic flow, cupping may assist the body in clearing out metabolic waste and toxins from tissues, aiding in overall detoxification.
Supports Immune Function
Cupping stimulates lymphatic drainage and may boost the immune response, making it helpful for people prone to colds, sinus infections, or fatigue.
Reduces Stress and Promotes Relaxation
Like massage, cupping has a calming effect on the nervous system. Many clients report feeling deeply relaxed after a session, with reduced anxiety and improved sleep quality.
Improves Skin Health
Cupping may enhance skin tone and texture, reduce the appearance of cellulite, and improve blood flow to the skin. It’s sometimes used as part of facial rejuvenation therapy.
Aids in Respiratory Issues
Cupping can be beneficial for asthma, bronchitis, and congestion by loosening phlegm and opening up the chest. It's traditionally used in TCM for treating colds and lung conditions.
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