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Cupping May Help Relieve Your Pain

While the popularity of cupping has risen dramatically in recent years, it is not a new technique. In fact, the ancient Chinese, Egyptian and Middle Eastern cultures originally used it.


Cupping is a form of treatment for pain relief that has been around for an incredibly long time – in fact, centuries!


Cupping is an ancient type of alternative medicine that is carried out by placing cups on the skin to create suction.


It is used today as a means of relieving pain, encouraging relaxation, improving blood flow, and easing inflammation.


Request an appointment at Rosedale Wellness Centre today to find out more about how cupping can benefit you.

Is cupping right for me?

While there are some doubts about cupping, there is real science behind the technique. The suction within the cups produces negative pressure, which helps to increase hydration and blood flow to body tissues, alleviate bondage, and eliminate excess fluids.


If you need lymphatic drainage or deep tissue massage, it is a versatile treatment that can be customized to your condition.



It is important to bear in mind that cups are not a method of treatment involving wounds, infections, burns, or active skin inflammation.


Cupping can also cause bruises that can last on the skin for up to two weeks. Bruises typically repair themselves over time and are not something to worry about.

Benefits of cupping

Cupping may often be described as a technique of “tissue distraction release”.



In order to raise and isolate tissue, the cups are glided over distinct areas of the body during the cupping process. This works to increase the release of the neural tissues, fascia, skin, ligaments, muscles, and tendons interfaces. It relaxes muscles, releases trigger points, stimulates lymphatic flow, increases local circulation, and releases adhesion of scar tissue.


For many disorders, such as chronic neck pain, low back pain, and fibromyalgia, evidence supports cupping as an effective treatment technique.


Three types of cupping techniques are available: longitudinal, cross-fiber, and circular. Longitudinal is the most common form, where the cup is longitudinally glided across the fibers of the muscle.


Cross fiber is used when it is believed that the tissue is scarred. Circular is typically used at the end of the session, in order to ensure that all areas were covered.


It is no secret that the practice of cupping among athletes is common and widespread. In fact, cupping was used by several athletes from the 2016 Rio Olympics.


After a three-minute cupping session, a running patient with over a year of iliotibial band (ITB) pain experienced immediate relief. A week later, the procedure was replicated.


He was symptom-free after just two cupping sessions and returned to his normal running schedule.

Want to learn more about cupping?

There are several benefits to cupping. It can boost your skin health, help with respiratory issues, and even improve digestion. It is also used to speed up the recovery time of certain injuries and ailments, in addition to reducing symptoms.


Are you currently in Toronto with an injury or health condition that is limiting you from living your life the way you want? It’s time to take control of your health; start by requesting an appointment with Rosedale Wellness Centre. Meet with one of our licensed naturopaths or acupuncturists to determine if cupping is right for you!

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Cupping Therapy Toronto Downtown FAQs

  • What Should I Expect During My First Cupping Session?

    During your initial cupping session, you'll first have a consultation with the therapist to discuss your health concerns and treatment goals. The therapist will explain the process, including how the cups are placed on the skin and the sensations you might feel, such as gentle pulling or tightening as the cups create suction. The session typically involves placing cups on various parts of the body, depending on your specific needs. You may experience a range of sensations from warmth to a slight pinching feeling, but it should not be painful. The therapist will monitor your comfort level throughout the session.


  • Can Cupping Therapy Be Combined With Other Treatments?

    Cupping therapy can often be effectively combined with other treatments such as massage therapy, acupuncture, or chiropractic care, depending on your health needs and goals. Combining therapies can enhance the benefits and provide a more holistic approach to your wellness. Your therapist will assess your condition and recommend the best combination of treatments for you.

  • How Frequently Should I Undergo Cupping Therapy for Optimal Results?

    The frequency of cupping therapy sessions varies based on individual health conditions and goals. Some may benefit from weekly sessions, while others might need them less frequently. Your therapist will work with you to determine the best schedule for your needs. For chronic conditions, more frequent sessions may be recommended initially, with less frequency as your condition improves.

  • What Physical Sensations Can I Expect Post-Treatment?

    After a cupping session, it's common to feel relaxed and calm. You might experience mild soreness or skin sensitivity where the cups were placed. The appearance of circular bruises or marks is also typical and indicates that the treatment has stimulated blood flow in the area. These reactions are normal and usually subside within a few days.

  • Can Dry Needling Be Combined With Other Forms of Therapy?

    Absolutely. Dry needling is often used in conjunction with other treatments such as physiotherapy, massage therapy, and osteopathy. This integrative approach can enhance the overall effectiveness of your treatment plan, addressing various aspects of muscle and joint health.

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