This is a 30 minute session -
This includes Guiding Cupping and Normal Cupping on the Back and Neck
Cupping is a traditional therapeutic practice that involves placing cups on the skin to create suction. We provide Dry Cupping and Guiding cupping with natural oil.
Dry Cupping:
- Procedure: In dry cupping, suction is created by placing cups on the skin and removing the air inside. This can be done using heat (fire cupping), a pump, or other methods.
- Effects: The suction causes the skin to rise and blood vessels to expand, resulting in increased blood flow to the area. Remove Toxins
- Gliding Cupping
- Procedure: Oil is placed on skin, suction is created by placing cups on the skin and removing the air inside. Moving up and down the spine for muscle relaxation.
- Effects: The suction causes the skin to rise and blood vessels to expand, resulting in increased blood flow to the area. Remove Toxins, Relaxing Experience.
Potential Benefits of Cupping:
Pain Relief: Cupping is often used to alleviate muscle and joint pain. The increased blood flow may help reduce inflammation and promote healing.
Relaxation and Stress Reduction: Many people find cupping to be relaxing, and it is often used as a complementary therapy for stress relief.
Improved Circulation: The suction created by cupping can stimulate blood flow, potentially improving circulation and oxygenating tissues.
Treatment of Respiratory Issues: Some traditional practices use cupping to address respiratory conditions, but scientific evidence supporting this is limited.
Detoxification: While some believe cupping helps detoxify the body, scientific evidence supporting the idea of cupping as a detox method is lacking.
It's essential to note that while many people find relief from certain conditions through cupping, scientific studies on its effectiveness are limited.
As with any alternative therapy, it's advisable to consult with a healthcare professional before trying cupping, especially if you have underlying health conditions. Consultation permission form to be completed on day of treatment.