THE SCIENTIFIC THEORY OF CUPPING
Cupping therapy is very popular treatment today but it is not a new one. The practice of Ancient Chinese cupping therapy dates back to over 5,000 years ago, and was used in many Eastern European countries to promote natural healing as well. Cupping stimulates blood circulation in any area of concern, unblocking energy channels and breaking down fat cells as well. Medical professionals use it for many purposes, such as to relieve pain and inflammation, and estheticians mostly use to provide deep-tissue massages. In addition, it is used for lymphatic drainage after slimming treatments. In recent years cupping, has been growing in popularity, especially among celebrities.
HOW CAN A CUPPING MASSAGE HELP YOU LOSE WEIGHT AND REFINE YOUR SKIN?
After the age of 25, our metabolism starts to slow down, which means our fat burning tissue stops burning fat as quickly as it used to. Cupping helps restore the energy that the body needs to shift those fat cells. This traditional Chinese medicine treatment is designed to promote faster weight loss as long as you maintain a healthy diet and regularly exercise. It is also an excellent method for encouraging the lymphatic system to remove toxins and excess water from the body. Cupping therapy promotes weight loss and full-body toning by stimulating acupoints and running them along lymphatic lines. Three different size massage rollers are used for body contouring. The suction and negative pressure provided by cupping can loosen muscles, encourage blood flow, and inhibit the nervous system.
BENEFITS OF SLIMMING MASSAGE WITH CUPPING THERAPY
This is a very popular and relaxing treatment, as it combines the benefits of a massage and cupping therapy all in one:
Shapes your tummy, back, thighs, and arms
Reduces cellulite throughout the body
Stimulates blood circulation
Firms skin
Enhances and plumps buttocks
Assists in lymphatic drainage
Promotes collagen production
Removes toxins from the body
Tightens and smoothes the skin
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