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Cupping Therapy is a hands-on technique that uses suction cups placed on the skin to create a gentle pulling effect on the underlying tissues. This suction helps increase local blood flow, reduce tissue stiffness, and temporarily improve movement in areas that feel tight or restricted. The circular marks that may appear are not bruises, but a normal response that typically fades within a few days.
In this practice, cupping is not a stand-alone treatment or a cure. It’s used as a short-term tool to change how tissues feel and move, creating an opportunity to follow up with active movement and strength work—where lasting recovery and resilience are built
Cupping Therapy is a hands-on technique that uses suction cups placed on the skin to create a gentle pulling effect on the underlying tissues. This suction helps increase local blood flow, reduce tissue stiffness, and temporarily improve movement in areas that feel tight or restricted. The circular marks that may appear are not bruises, but a normal response that typically fades within a few days.
In this practice, cupping is not a stand-alone treatment or a cure. It’s used as a short-term tool to change how tissues feel and move, creating an opportunity to follow up with active movement and strength work—where lasting recovery and resilience are built