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Cupping massage

What is Cupping Therapy?
Cupping therapy involves placing cups on specific parts of the body, such as the back, abdomen, arms, or legs. The suction created by the cups lifts the skin, helping to improve blood circulation and activate the body's natural healing abilities.
Through a pulling force, tensions, adhesions (stuck tissues), and stiff areas are gently separated.

Possible Treatment Methods:

  • Dry Cupping: Cups are placed on the skin and suction is created using a hand pump, leaving them in place for several minutes.

  • Moving Cupping: After applying oil, the cups are gently moved across the skin for a massage-like effect.

Who is Cupping Suitable For?
Cupping therapy can be beneficial for:

  • Chronic pain conditions such as arthritis or migraines.

  • Muscle issues caused by sports or overuse.

  • Stress-related concerns that require relaxation and tension release.

What to Expect?
During the treatment, you may initially experience a unique sensation—a suction force on your skin and underlying tissue—that creates a feeling of tension.

After the session, you may notice red, circular marks on your skin (not actual bruises) that will fade within 1-2 weeks. This is due to the release of tension and stimulation of blood circulation. There may also be mild muscle sensitivity afterward.

Recovery and Results:
Many people experience improved relaxation and a reduction in symptoms after just a few sessions.

Advantage of cupping therapie

  • Pain and Inflammation ​

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  • Improved Blood Circulation

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  • Relaxation and Comfort

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  • Assists with Respiratory Issues

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  • Aids Digestion

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  • Enhances Mobility and Freedom of Movement

Relief of neck, chest, knee pains (arthritis)

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Stimulates blood flow

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Increased relaxation and tension release

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Breathing muscles are less tight

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More space for movement of the intestines

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Reduces muscle tension and promotes flexibility

Risks and Contraindications
While cupping therapy is safe for most individuals, there are some considerations:
Avoid cupping therapy in the following cases:

  • Pregnancy

  • Anemia, blood clotting disorders, or cardiovascular diseases

  • Active skin conditions such as eczema, edema, or psoriasis

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In case you have extra question, don't hesitate to contact me.

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