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Cupping

Cupping is a type of alternative therapy that originated in China. It involves placing cups on the skin to create suction. The suction may facilitate healing with blood flow.

A modern dry Cupping  treatment include 2 techniques:

  1. Static techniques, the plastic cups are suctioned onto the skin (painful area) using suction pumps for 15-20 min. per area with weak, medium or strong suction, without lubrication.

  2. Gliding, sliding or moving silicon cup over tight fascia, spine, and joints for up to 2-30 min.

 

After the cups are removed, there can be some discolouration and swelling. Cupping marks can show up after first 24 hrs and last up to 2 weeks.

You may experience soreness after treatment similar to a deep tissue massage.

In some rare cases, blisters can appear during Cupping 

Benefits:

  • Pain relief

  • Improving blood flow and increased supplements to stiff tendons and muscles

  • Detoxication of the area

  • Fascia tightness relief

 

It can be used with the following conditions:

  • Sciatica

  • Spine disc problems

  • Decreased ROM

  • Painful muscle or joints

  • Chronic pain

  • Arthritis

  • Poor immune system

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Cupping & LED Light Therapy Combo

 

​Cupping therapy combined with infrared light uses traditional cupping methods, where suction is applied to the skin to boost circulation and ease muscle tension. The infrared light penetrates deeply into tissues, improving blood flow, reducing inflammation, and speeding up healing. It’s commonly used for pain relief, increasing flexibility, and encouraging relaxation. It’s a very calming and effective combo!

Please inquire with your family doctor if your have light sensitivity. 

60 minutes LED light therapy combo with acupuncturist  $  140

Cupping therapy isn’t recommended for everyone. Extra caution should be taken for the following groups:

  • Children. Children under 4 years old shouldn’t receive cupping therapy. Older children should only be treated for very short periods.

  • Seniors. Our skin becomes more fragile as we age. Any medication you may be taking might have an effect as well.

  • Pregnant people. Avoid cupping the abdomen and lower back.

  • Those who are currently on blood thinners.

  • Very hairy painful area

 

Also avoid cupping if you have:

  • a sunburn, moles, injured skin

  • a wound

  • a skin ulcer

  • varicose veins

  • experienced recent trauma

  • acute inflammation/ high fewer

   45 minutes  $  115

 For more information about Cupping please contact: one of the following therapists:

Tatiana (Acupuncturist)
647.-409-3845

admala959903@gmail.com

Florence (RMT)
647-707-1845
florencesultan1@gmail.com


Oksana (RMT)
647-390-2224bashnyak@yahoo.com

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