Call Us. The Most. Used Treatments. Cupping is an ancient medical treatment, its Chinese roots dating back thousands of years. Egyptian, Greek, Roman and Middle Eastern cultures also have ancient records of the practice.
In cupping, suction cups of varying sizes are attached to the body. The suction draws stagnant blood to the surface of the skin and improves blood circulation through the tissues, which can speed healing. Research has found cupping may benefit conditions such as:. Releasing tight, contracted muscle tissue Pain reduction Joint mobilization Lymph drainage Detoxification Scar tissue reduction Cellulite reduction Skin toning and firming Weight loss assistance Athletic performance enhancement Pre- and post-operative therapy to shorten recovery time.
Chinese people use these devices and techniques in homes and clinics to treat a variety of conditions. Gua sha is similar to massage and acupressure, but it focuses directly on increasing blood flow beneath the surface of the skin.
This heightened circulation can lead to a number of noticeable healing effects in the body. By boosting the immune system and reducing inflammation, gua sha practitioners help those in their care cope with various conditions, including:. Pain and stiffness Fever and chill Neck and back pain Flu and bronchitis Earaches Migraine headaches Allergic inflammation Asthma, coughing, and wheezing Nausea.
An aromatherapy massage is a popular multi-purpose way of using supplemental care for health issues. The skin absorbs essential oils maintaining suppleness, it offers pain relief, and the aroma's mental stimulation provides clients with the ultimate massage session. Our goal is to enable you to live a pain-free life, with full mobility.
