Cupping therapy is an ancient healing method that may ease pain. WebMD explains the possible benefits and risks of cupping therapy, a form of alternative medicine.

With fire cupping in particular, the acupuncturist uses glass cups and flames to create suction; they place the cups on certain parts of the body, depending on what the desired results are, and ...

In fire cupping, the vacuum that sticks the cup to the skin is created by… you’ve guessed it… fire; normally a flaming ball of cotton wool is used.

Zakaria’s centre also offers fire cupping therapy, another ancient practice gaining traction in Kenya. Fire cupping involves ...

So the other day I heard about Liangtse Wellness, a high-end luxury Chinese spa that recently opened their first location in the United States right off New York City billionaire’s row. Their ...

Fire cupping is a form of dry cupping and is thought to help with pain, inflammation, and respiratory issues. Massage cupping involves using suction cups to perform massage-like movements on the skin.

Fire cupping can be used as an effective treatment of several diseases and conditions, including acne, chronic pain, fibromyalgia, high blood pressure, migraines, anxiety, depression, allergies ...

Why so many Olympic athletes are into cupping therapy It feels like you’re being “hugged by an octopus,” leaving you with hickey-like bruises. But does it do anything?

A session of fire cupping - a type of alternative medicine praised by celebrities and sport stars - has left an Aussie grandmother with second degree burns.