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Cupping

Why Cupping is important for your health?

A therapeutic practice that involves placing specialised cups on the skin to create gentle suction, helping to stimulate blood flow and release muscle tension.

Rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), cupping therapy is used to remove stagnation, promote natural healing, reduce pain, and support overall physical and emotional wellbeing.

Single Treatment

£30/15min

walk-ins are not allowed

1. Supports Circulation

Cupping may stimulate local blood flow and help relieve muscle tension or post-exercise soreness.

2. Musculoskeletal Discomfort

It may assist with neck, back, and general muscle tightness. Results vary between individuals.

3. Traditional Use

Cupping is traditionally used to support overall wellbeing. Scientific evidence remains limited.

4. Respiratory & Digestive Support

Sometimes used as a complementary therapy for mild respiratory or digestive symptoms. It does not replace medical treatment.

5. Relaxation

Many patients report feeling relaxed after treatment.

1. Suitable Candidates

Ideal for individuals with muscle soreness, fatigue, chronic pain, or respiratory and digestive issues.

2. Contraindications

Not suitable for pregnant women, individuals with open wounds, bleeding disorders, high fever, or heart conditions.

3. Side Effects and Risks

Possible side effects include skin bruising, blisters, or minor burns.

Avoid frequent cupping on the same area: Allow at least 5-7 days before reapplying cupping on the same spot to prevent skin damage.

Keep warm after cupping: Since pores remain open after treatment, avoid exposure to cold drafts or taking cold showers immediately afterward.

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If they persist for more than a week, it may indicate poor blood circulation in that area.

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Our TCM treatments (acupuncture, herbs, tuina) may produce varying results. No outcomes are guaranteed. Website content is educational only – not medical advice. Case results differ per patient. Herbs must be professionally prescribed; never self-medicate. By proceeding, you acknowledge individual responses may vary.