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$28 For 1-Session Wet Cupping/Hijama Therapy (Value $40)

Licensed Therapist

Relief, Recovery, and Renewal — in Just One Session.

Ease pain, improve circulation, and restore your body’s natural balance with our professional cupping therapy.

Using proven techniques in a safe, hygienic setting, we help you recover faster and feel your best.

Your health, comfort, and results come first.

It includes: 8 Cups

Wet cupping may not be recommended for:

- Pregnant women

- People with severe anemia

- Patients on anticoagulant (blood thinner) medication

- Those with active skin infections or open wounds

What to Do Before a Wet Cupping Session:

1. Eat Light (Don’t Come on a Full Stomach)

Have a small, healthy meal 2–3 hours before your session.

Avoid heavy or oily foods right before treatment.

Good options: fruits, soup, light snacks, herbal tea.

2. Stay Hydrated

Drink plenty of water the day before and the morning of your session.

Hydration helps your body recover and supports detoxification.

3. Avoid Caffeine & Smoking

Try to avoid coffee, energy drinks, and smoking for at least

3–4 hours before the session, as they may affect circulation and relaxation.

4. Get Enough Rest

A good night’s sleep helps your body respond better to the therapy and reduces the chance of dizziness.

5. Shower Before Your Appointment

Arrive clean and avoid applying body lotions, oils, or perfumes on the areas to be treated.

6. Wear Comfortable Clothing

Wear loose clothing that allows easy access to areas like: Back, Shoulders, Neck and Legs

7. Inform the Therapist About Your Health Condition

Always tell your licensed therapist if you have: Diabetes, Low blood pressure, Blood disorders, Pregnancy, Skin infections, Any medications (especially blood thinners)

8. Avoid Intense Exercise Before the Session

Do not do heavy workouts right before cupping, as your body needs to be calm and rested.

9. Come Relaxed and Stress-Free

Wet cupping works best when your body is relaxed. Arrive a few minutes early, breathe deeply, and prepare mentally.

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