What exactly is cupping? What do you need to notice？

Cupping has been popular in Egyptian, Chinese and Middle Eastern cultures for thousands of years, but it is increasingly being adopted around the world. Celebrities and athletes have made it popular in Europe and the United States in recent years. Cupping works by drawing fluid into the area; Discoloration is caused by ruptured blood vessels under the skin, much like a bruise.

What should cupping be done?

According to some surveys, cupping is believed to promote healing and is widely used to treat muscle soreness. But that's just the beginning. Cupping is also used

• Back and neck pain
• Skin diseases, such as acne and measles
• Lower Cholesterol
• Migraine
• Knee arthritis
  
• Improve immune function
• Restore balance between positive and negative forces
• Promote blood circulation
  
• Remove disease-causing factors