Cupping therapy boosts blood flow with suction
Ancient cupping therapy uses suction to enhance blood flow, promoting muscle recovery and healing, a technique embraced by modern athletes and wellness seekers.
Massage cupping, an ancient practice from China, Egypt, and Greece, uses suction cups to lift skin and underlying tissues. This negative pressure is believed to dilate blood vessels, drawing more oxygen-rich blood to the area. Studies show it temporarily increases local circulation, aiding muscle recovery and reducing inflammation.
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