Have you ever seen the marks made from Cupping? They’re usually dark, round circles on the skin. Why would people have this done in and why would they have it done on the face?
For centuries Eastern Asian medicine has used natural means to treat a wide variety of ailments. Today, many people use these techniques such as acupuncture, medicinal herbs and cupping.
Cupping, in recent years, has become a popular method for muscle relaxation and alleviating pain. It’s become a favorite to athletes for its ability to increase blood flow to a particular muscle or to reduce pain. I, myself, have also done cupping for health reasons but I was not sure about cupping my face until I met today’s guest.
Lisa Dowling is an Eastern Asian Medicine Practitioner who not only offers facial cupping therapy in her practice but also teaches the techniques to practitioners around the country. Today she gives a little history and discusses the health benefits of cupping. She then talks about how facial cupping therapy can help combat those fine lines and wrinkles naturally.
Lisa Downling is a Practitioner and Facilitator of East Asian Medicine, and has spent the last several years teaching and presenting her original materials to practitioners.She has developed a unique curriculum of facial cupping based on the principles of Oriental Medicine that in combination with Acupuncture produces incredible results for anti aging, scars, chronic sinus issues, headaches and more.
Lisa Dowling on Instagram
Lisa Dowling on Facebook
Special Offer: Use code LIVINGAGELESS for 15% off supplies
If you haven’t had a chance to subscribe to our podcast yet, we’d love for you to do that now. When you are subscribed, you never miss an episode.
If you are really feeling the love, I’d appreciate it if you would leave a review on Apple Podcast, Stitcher, or Spotify. This is a great way for other people to find our podcast and we love to hear what you are loving about the podcast. Make sure you are leaving your favorite part of the podcast in the review.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
**Individuals may have received free product or compensation in exchange for their honest review. Individual results will vary. All other benefits/effects noted in these testimonials/reviews are the individuals’ personal opinions and have not been studied.