Chinese Cupping Therapy
Treatment recovery time and results may vary from person to person.
Chinese Cupping Therapy Cheshire
Revitalise your immune system and help relieve muscle tension
Chinese Cupping Therapy Cheshire. Restart your body’s healing process with Chinese Cupping Therapy. This ancient therapy helps remove harmful toxins by improving blood circulation and revitalising your immune system.
Chinese Cupping Therapy helps relieve muscle tension in the neck, shoulder back area, and help relieve stress, exhaustion and migraines. Cupping therapy can also help clear congestion from a common cold and may help to relieve a person’s respiratory conditions including asthma.
A stimulating and soothing therapy for your health and wellbeing
Invented over a thousand years ago, Chinese Cupping Therapy creates a vacuum to warm the affected body area and stimulate blood flow to improve the condition.
Each glass cup is be simply left in place for a few minutes to stimulate each acupuncture point through suction. Many patients say the soothing sensation of cupping feels similar that of receiving a deep tissue massage.
Chinese Cupping Therapy can leave circular bruises that are sometimes referred to as ‘cup kisses. Although they may look alarming, they are not painful and will fade within a few days, leaving you feel relaxed and revitalised.
Chinese Cupping FAQ
How does Chinese Cupping Therapy work?
During chinese cupping therapy cheshire, the massage therapist places cups onto your skin to create a vacuum. You can think of this like a reverse massage. The cups are placed in a way that creates suction. Your skin is sucked into the open space of the cup and the massage therapist leaves them on your skin for a few minutes.
Is Chinese Cupping Therapy painful?
Why does Chinese cupping therapy cause bruising?
The suction created during the Chinese cupping therapy cheshire pulls on your skin. It also expands the blood vessels under the skin which causes a reddish look. Occasionally, capillaries may break during this process which causing the bruising. Plus, the rush of blood flow to the area due to the suction effect increases the bruising process.