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Cupping is one of the oldest therapies and has already been used approx. 3000 BC on a Mesopotamian doctor's seal. In ancient Greece, there was even a god of cupping – Telesphorus – and the cupping bell was the emblem of the doctors. Also in ancient Egypt, China and Indian Ayurveda, cupping was already part of therapeutic measures.
In cupping therapy, skin and tissue are sucked in by negative pressure. This creates typical red spots, the so-called cupping bubbles.
How does cupping therapy work?
- Due to the negative pressure generated in the cupping glasses, increased blood flow to the treated area occurs. Pain relief: Improved circulation releases tension and relieves pain. Detoxification: Metabolic products should be transported away better. Immune strengthening: Cupping therapy is designed to stimulate the immune system. Energy flow: In traditional Chinese medicine, cupping is believed to stimulate the flow of energy in the body.
Types of cupping therapy
- which are used in practice: Dry cupping: In this case, the cupping glasses are placed on without previous scoring of the skin. Cupping head massage: A gentler variant, in which the cupping glasses are rolled over the skin.
Areas of application
- The cupping therapy is used for various complaints, such as: muscle tension and back pain joint pain migraine digestive problems colds cellulite
