
Traditional fire cupping
Traditional fire cupping is an ancient therapeutic practice rooted deeply in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) that utilizes localized negative pressure to promote healing.


Traditional fire cupping £45
What Is Fire Cupping
Fire cupping is an ancient medical technique that can be traced back to China, Egypt, or other Middle Eastern cultures. It recently gained popularity around 2016 when Olympians, like Michael Phelps, were seen with red circles all over their bodies. People immediately became curious about the cause and followed the clues that led to fire cupping. So what is fire cupping?
Fire Cupping is done by placing a flammable substance, such as alcohol, inside a cup and setting it on fire. Once the fire goes out, the cup is placed upside down on the affected area. As the air inside the cup cools, it creates a suction that causes the skin to rise and redden.
The purpose of fire cupping is to promote healing through non-invasive methods. About five to seven cups are applied during the session for about three minutes at a time. The suction under the cup causes the blood vessels to expand, encouraging blood flow and improving circulation.
Top 10 Benefits of Fire Cupping
If you are experiencing extreme pain or discomfort and are looking for a natural treatment option that not only relieves symptoms but targets the root cause of pain, then consider fire cupping. There are many benefits of fire cupping, but some of the top ones are listed below.
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Relieves migraines
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Treats varicose veins
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Reduces inflammation
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Treats sport injuries
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Relieves colds
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Improves range of motion
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Relieves stress
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Increases circulation
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Helps clear congestion
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Aids in Digestion

