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Description
"Cupping Therapy" originated in East Asian and Middle Eastern traditions and uses negative pressure to lift soft tissues. A session begins with a brief history, assessment, and selection of target regions. Glass, plastic, or silicone cups are applied with manual suction or brief flame, then left in place or glided along muscles. It suits people wanting relief from tightness and fatigue. Typical focuses include back and neck tension, myofascial pain, trigger points, sluggish circulation, and chest congestion. Intensity and spacing are adjusted based on response.
"Cupping Therapy" originated in East Asian and Middle Eastern traditions and uses negative pressure to lift soft tissues. A session begins with a brief history, assessment, and selection of target regions. Glass, plastic, or silicone cups are applied with manual suction or brief flame, then left in place or glided along muscles. It suits people wanting relief from tightness and fatigue. Typical focuses include back and neck tension, myofascial pain, trigger points, sluggish circulation, and chest congestion. Intensity and spacing are adjusted based on response.
Benefits
Loosens tight fascia and adhesions: Negative pressure lifts tissues to improve mobility and release knots
Stimulates circulation for faster recovery: Increases local blood flow and nutrient delivery after workouts or long days
Reduces back, neck, and shoulder soreness: Targets common trigger zones to calm overworked muscles
Encourages lymphatic drainage: Moves stagnant fluids to decrease puffiness and support detox pathways
Supports range of motion and posture: Frees restricted areas so you move easier and feel lighter
Category
Bodywork