Cupping
Description
Cupping Therapy offers two primary techniques—stationary (static) and dynamic (gliding)—each providing distinct therapeutic benefits. Static Cupping involves placing cups on specific areas of the body to create localized suction. This technique increases blood flow to targeted muscles, helping to relieve pain, reduce muscle tension, break down adhesions and scar tissue, and enhance flexibility and range of motion. Dynamic Cupping, on the other hand, uses gentle gliding movements over larger areas of the body. This approach stimulates the lymphatic system, promoting the removal of waste products and toxins. It is also effective in addressing and releasing trigger points—localized areas of muscle tightness and discomfort.
