Fire Cupping

Fire Cupping, originating from China, is a traditional therapy practiced in Chinese medicine. This therapy involves creating a vacuum inside glass or bamboo cups placed on the skin's surface, typically through the application of heat or fire. The cups are heated by burning alcohol-soaked cotton balls briefly inside them before being swiftly applied to the skin. As the air inside the cup cools, it creates suction against the skin, drawing up the underlying tissues.