What is Cupping™ Therapy? It was born out of cupping therapy that has been around since ancient Egyptian times and is still commonly practiced in many areas of the world.
It is even more effective now with the modern version Medicupping™ machine. The way of Cupping therapy work it using suction create negative pressure to lift the soft tissue and create space between the layers of tissue, muscles, tendons and lymph. It helps loosen tightness and improve circulation. It help enhance athletic performance, the lighter pressure can open up the rib cage and lung areas for better breathing. Fibromyalgia patients have reported feeling more relaxation in their muscles without the pain associated with deeper work. Athletes are amazed at the release of tight IT bands, back, quads, hamstrings, and shoulder areas with little or no discomfort than that of a deep tissue massage.
Some of the benefits are as follows:
- Decreases and relieves pain and inflammation
- Releases deep muscular issues
- Soften and releases scar tissue for greater freedom of movement
- Improves circulation
- Helps move ‘solid bloat’ from the abdomen to be released from the body naturally
- Clears drainage pathways
- Sedates the nervous system
- Opens the energy flow of the body
The opportunities for feeling better in your body are endless.
How does Cupping affect the lymphatic system?
Your lymphatic system takes fluid from your body, filters it, and sends it back to your bloodstream. The lymphatic system is a big part of how well your immune system works. It is made up of lymph nodes and lymph vessels that connect them.
You may boost your immune system by regularly using cupping for lymphatic drainage. The immune system’s capacity to cleanse the body and adapt to stimuli, such as illness, chemicals, stress, and electromagnetic fields, is enhanced when the lymphatic flow is increased. Your thoracic ducts might bulge if your lymph is unable to function properly.
Your hand or arm may fall asleep as a result of the increased strain on the surrounding nerves. As a result of lymph stagnation, headaches that begin in the back of your neck progress to more severe pain. Pain might radiate from the back of your sinuses all the way to the top of your head.
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