Have You Tried Cupping As a Therapy?
The art of cupping as a therapy for pain relief goes back to early records of its use in Egypt and China of around 5500 years ago. The treatment has enjoyed a recent resurgence in popularity after American swimming star Michael Phelps’ was seen with the typical purple-blotched marks on his shoulders at the Rio Olympic Games. Since then it has become the first choice of many other sports people of all disciples and of celebrities around the world. Originally animal horns were used and in Asia particularly these were replaced over time by bamboo cups. More recently bamboo was replaced with glass, metal,ceramic, or most recently therapists are using medical-grade silicone cups. The suction created within the cup causes the cupping marks, or bruises as they are sometimes called, on the area of the body which has been treated for easing back pain, neck pain, headaches and other challenges. Manchester Massage is the place to go for the best dry cupping Here at Manchester Massage t...