Cupping

Cupping treatments were already being carried out in Mesopotamia around 3,300 BC. In dry (bloodless) cupping, cupping glasses are placed on the area to be treated with negative pressure.

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Cupping - an ancient therapy (rediscovered)

Cupping treatments were performed as early as about 3,300 BC in Mesopotamia. In dry (bloodless) cupping, cupping glasses with negative pressure are placed on the area to be treated. There these can remain for a certain time. Alternatively, there is also cupping massage, in which the cupping glasses are pulled over previously oiled skin areas.

Can be used for

Exhaustion / fatigue

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Lumbago

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Sciatica

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Headache

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Scar adhesions

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Bronchitis

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Back pain

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Tension

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Tennis elbow / golf elbow

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