What is Cupping Therapy

Contrary to popular belief, cupping therapy is not just a part of Traditional Chinese Medicine, but has been practiced the world over by different cultures in various ways. In recent times, this form of healing is attracting interest and curiosity mainly because of the many celebrities and famous athletes sporting the marks and bruises left behind by the therapy. They also talk about how they have used this method of healing for the problems they faced with very successful results. If you have been wondering if this therapy can work for you, know that it can help alleviate many health problems you may have, both physical and psychological. Here are some of the positives of using cupping therapy.

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types of Cupping Therapy

Cupping Massage Breast Therapy

Cupping for massage breast therapy can be used to decrease scarring, support healing, increase lymphatic flow and stimulate the immune system (especially important after the trauma of treatment). It can also relax the mind, reduce stress and just make the person feel good. Taking preventative regular modalities to move the lymph in the breast will certainly keep this system fluid to keep the breasts and  lymph system fluid aiding in a preventive for toxins, such as cancer from stagnating. My specially designed vacuum pump can quickly ex pulse toxins and purify the lymphatic system, refine skin pore, re-build shin, improve micro-circulation, enhance collagen elasticity, land lift drooping muscle. 
BREAST CUPPING CAN BE DONE IN SINGLE SESSIONS OR INTEGRATED INTO STRUCTUAL INTEGRATION THERAPY.

Cupping Massage For Face, Head and Neck

Face cupping is extremely effective for the face and neck.  In my experience as a practitioner it clears chronic sinus and allergy issues “in the tissues”.  It also promotes the healthy flow which decreases physical signs of aging.
This technique eliminates buildup of wastes and fluids in the face and neck.  The action is cumulative,  if a series of treatments is done 1-2 times per week.  Each client will have a different level of stagnation, so the number of treatments varies for each individual.  The technique opens and clears the drainage pathways.