Cupping therapy is a technique that uses suction to mobilize skin and underlying tissues. When performed with soft silicone cups  in combination with oil  and gentle skin lifting and movement , it functions as a form of negative-pressure tissue mobilization . This approach is designed to improve tissue glide, enhance superficial circulation, and increase the pliability of scar tissue without causing damage. What Is Negative-Pressure Tissue Mobilization? Negative-pressure tissue mobilization...

Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) has been part of lymphedema care for almost a century. First developed in the 1930s, it was revolutionary...

Inflammation is a natural process that plays a vital role in healing. It's the body’s way of responding to injury and infection. However,...