Cupping Blood Release

There are 2 types of cupping method.

Dry cupping, the cup is set in place for a set time, usually between 5 and 10 minutes.

Wet cupping, we named Cupping Blood Release that are usually only in place for a few minutes and makes a small incision to draw blood. Any mild bruising or other marks usually go away within 10 days of the session.

We used Cupping to treat a wide variety of conditions. It may be particularly effective at easing conditions that create muscle aches and pains. It also be applied to major acupressure points, the practice is possibly effective at treating digestive issues, skin issues, and other conditions commonly treated with acupressure.

Sometimes, we performed Acupressure Dry Needling Therapy  along with cupping treatments. For best results, you may also want to fast or eat only light meals for two to three hours before your cupping session.