SILICONE CUPPING SET
Silicone Cupping sets
Cupping has been used for years by practitioners. More specifically, physiotherapists, massage therapists and acupuncturists will use cupping within their treatment plans to add a different element of manual therapy. Cupping can be used to decrease scar tissue, fascial adhesions, improve circulation, reduce trigger point pain, release toxins to name a few.
With traditional massage or soft tissue work, pressure is usually applied with the therapists hands and the muscle is kneaded. With cupping, suction is used to pull up the tissues.
Cups can be placed on trigger points and left in place, or the cup can be moved along the surface of the skin with suction applied to "strip" the affected area.
Silicone Cupping sets
Cupping has been used for years by practitioners. More specifically, physiotherapists, massage therapists and acupuncturists will use cupping within their treatment plans to add a different element of manual therapy. Cupping can be used to decrease scar tissue, fascial adhesions, improve circulation, reduce trigger point pain, release toxins to name a few.
With traditional massage or soft tissue work, pressure is usually applied with the therapists hands and the muscle is kneaded. With cupping, suction is used to pull up the tissues.
Cups can be placed on trigger points and left in place, or the cup can be moved along the surface of the skin with suction applied to "strip" the affected area.
Silicone Cupping sets
Cupping has been used for years by practitioners. More specifically, physiotherapists, massage therapists and acupuncturists will use cupping within their treatment plans to add a different element of manual therapy. Cupping can be used to decrease scar tissue, fascial adhesions, improve circulation, reduce trigger point pain, release toxins to name a few.
With traditional massage or soft tissue work, pressure is usually applied with the therapists hands and the muscle is kneaded. With cupping, suction is used to pull up the tissues.
Cups can be placed on trigger points and left in place, or the cup can be moved along the surface of the skin with suction applied to "strip" the affected area.
