Vacuum massage flasks 6 pieces + pump
Cupping is a method known for more than five and a half thousand years. The first mention of this method can be found in Mesopotamia, the ancient Indians, but also in other parts of the world. Flasks have been used in China for millennia.
Effects of cupping
All impurities (so-called metabolites) begin to wash away from the body through the sweat glands and lymphatic system
The tissue is perfused, the blood is purified and the blood circulation is improved
A cupping massage relaxes stiff muscles and eliminates pain
Cupping method
Cupping is done by applying more flasks to specific acupressure points.
It is also possible to massage with one flask.
The vacuum flasks are applied to the skin and you use a vacuum pump to suck air out of the inside of the flask.
The resulting vacuum pulls the skin inward. The skin circulates sharply and turns red.
Application time
The duration of action is individual 5-20 minutes 2-3 times a week
The set contains:
Set of 6 plastic flasks in 6 sizes
6.6cm, 5.8cm, 5cm, 4.3cm, 3.3cm, 2.9cm
Vacuum pump for creating vacuum in flasks
Cupping indication
neck - helps eliminate headaches, delay migraines, relax muscles in this area
lumbar spine - relieves back pain, helps with painful menstruation and kidney problems
thoracic spine (massaged from behind and in front) - help with dry cough, but can relieve you even if you suffer from asthma, bronchitis and other problems associated with coughlower abdomen - focus on it for bladder problems and frequent inflammation
elbow - massage is effective for various pains - such as tennis elbow
hip joint - in case of inflammation, various pains and diseases of the hip joint, it is good to apply the flasks directly to the affected joint
knee - in case of knee pain, flasks are applied to the knee joint
feet and ankle - helps with gynecological problems, missed periods, frigidity, improves heart function and also helps blood circulation in the feet, etc.
Contraindication
Thrombosis
Varicose veins
Gangrene and aneurysm (always at the site of these diseases) and, of course, people treating open wounds or purulent infections
