A Practitioners Guide to Clinical Cupping : Effective Techniques for Pain Management and Injury (EPUB + Converted PDF)

A Practitioners Guide to Clinical Cupping : Effective Techniques for Pain

Management and Injury (EPUB + Converted PDF)

Robert Lawrence

Dry cupping is a medical technique that has been updated to help with myofascial release , pain relief , immune response stimulation and healing and recovery . contains links to internet videos with educational contentA Practitioner’s Guide to Clinical Cupping , which incorporates recent research on physiology , neurobiology and biomechanics , offers a succinct , useful and simple explanation of safe and efficient cupping techniques .

Daniel Lawrence , a physiotherapist best known for his well-liked “RockPods” cupping training courses , includes all the information a new practitioner needs to get started , such as a fundamental background on cupping and a theoretical overview ; instructions on how to apply and remove cups and for how long and how to use oils and creams to aid “glide cupping” techniques .

Chapters describe specific cupping techniques for various body areas and diseases , such as :

Shin and Achilles tendon pain

hamstring, quad and knee pain

hip issues

the neck and back

Carpal tunnel syndrome and other wrist pain

Overuse injuries and other popular sports

A Practitioner’s Guide to Clinical Cupping provides a thorough and engaging learning experience with full-color photographs that clearly show techniques throughout and video links for extra in-depth visual training .

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