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Fire cupping involves placing specialized glass cups on the skin and creating suction using heat from fire. This process briefly removes oxygen from inside the cup, allowing it to seal against the skin and gently pull the underlying tissue upward.
The suction of the skin promotes flushing out the old stagnant blood and drawing fresh, new, oxygenated blood to the surface which helps promote healing, reduce inflammation, relieve muscle tightness, and promote recovery in soft tissues and fascia, and support the body during colds or illnesses.
Fire cupping involves placing specialized glass cups on the skin and creating suction using heat from fire. This process briefly removes oxygen from inside the cup, allowing it to seal against the skin and gently pull the underlying tissue upward.
The suction of the skin promotes flushing out the old stagnant blood and drawing fresh, new, oxygenated blood to the surface which helps promote healing, reduce inflammation, relieve muscle tightness, and promote recovery in soft tissues and fascia, and support the body during colds or illnesses.