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7114164768 • September 9, 2024

Cupping stimulates blood flow and improved healing

Cupping is a therapy  that involves strategically placing suction cups on the skin to  promote healing.  Moving cupping may also be involved.



Benefits:

  • Increased Blood flow
  • Increased oxygenation to the tissues
  • Moving Lactic Acid out to reduce pain


Cupping is rooted in Asian cultures. It was originally used to treat lung conditions like pneumonia and bronchitis, but today it's more commonly used for:

  • Pain relief
  • Muscle tension/pain
  • Musculoskeletal injuries, such as strains, sprains, back injuries, and inflammation
  • Headaches
  • Skin diseases such as acne and hives
  • Knee arthritis
  • Improving immune function 
  • Sport injuries


Evidence supports the benefits of cupping, such as an August 2020 study that found that five cupping sessions improved fatigue, mood, and sleep in people with chronic fatigue syndrome. However, other studies on cupping's effectiveness are limited.


What else does Cupping Therapy do?  It moves stagnant Chi to the surface. in other words Lactic acid and stagnant lymphatic fluid are moved.  People mostly use cupping for  muscle tension, pain and other chronic health issues.


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