There are many cupping benefits, ranging from relaxation and improved well-being to pain relief. The skin is the body’s largest organ, reflecting imbalances. It stands to reason therefore that therapies that target the skin reap great rewards. The following list of cupping benefits is not exhaustive, but highlights how the therapy can affect you both …
There are different types of cupping you can try, each with there own benefits. The type you will have will depend on your personal circumstances and the preferences of your therapist. Different types include the following: Wet cupping The term wet cupping is used when the therapist makes a small incision on the skin after …
To begin you will have a consultation with your therapist. This is when you discuss the concerns you would like to address with the treatment. It is helpful at this stage to inform your therapist of any other treatments you are receiving and any health conditions that may make you unsuitable for this therapy. The …
The earliest record of cupping therapy was in the Ebers Papyrus – one of the oldest medical textbooks in the world. The textbook describes how ancient Egyptians used the therapy in 1550 BC. The therapy is more commonly associated with ancient Chinese culture however, and is considered a form of traditional Chinese medicine. The term …
Cupping therapy is a complementary therapy that involves placing cups on the skin in a way that creates suction. This gentle pressure is believed to help mobilise blood flow and free up energy blockages to promote natural healing. The cups themselves can be made from various materials, including glass and bamboo. Dating back to ancient …
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