The technique known as Yu Quan Guan Cupping produces negative air pressure within specially made cups. After that, these cups are put on various body parts, especially those that are uncomfortable or stagnant. In order to stimulate the meridian points, muscle tissues, and skin surface, the suction pulls the skin and superficial muscles upward into the cup.
Yu Quan Guan Cupping’s magnetic penetration characteristic sets it apart from traditional cupping techniques. In order to stimulate deeper tissues and energy pathways and increase the therapeutic effect, the cups are frequently infused with magnetic components. Better detoxification, more robust internal organ function management, and more efficient pain alleviation are the outcomes of this.
The skin is drawn slightly away from the body by the negative air pressure produced inside the cup, enabling:
By pulling toxins and sluggish blood to the surface for removal, this mechanical lifting promotes tissue regeneration, lowers inflammation, and activates the lymphatic system.
Yu Quan Guan cups’ magnetic energy improves meridians’ and acupoints’ activation. This type of electromagnetic treatment is thought to:
Together, these benefits enhance general vitality and balance between Yin and Yang, the core energies of TCM, by triggering the body’s inherent healing processes.
By gently drawing blood to the surface, Yu Quan Guan Cupping enhances circulation in the area that has been treated. This is beneficial:
It's particularly beneficial for athletes who overwork their muscles or those who lead sedentary lives.
According to TCM, for optimum health, blood and Qi (vital energy) must flow freely throughout the body. Stress, cold, or injury can cause blockages, which can lead to organ malfunction, discomfort, and exhaustion. Cupping by Yu Quan Guan is helpful:
For office workers, sportsmen, and everyone else feeling tense from everyday stress, the suction and magnetic impact relaxes tense muscles, lowers inflammation, and calms nerves. This therapy can alleviate:
By encouraging blood and lymph movement, the treatment boosts immunological activity and strengthens the body's defences. It lessens the incidence of mild illness like colds and improves the body's ability to fight off infections.
In general, most people can benefit from this therapy. However, it is not recommended for:
Always consult with a trained TCM practitioner to assess your suitability.
To maintain the benefits and prevent adverse effects, avoid the following for 4 to 6 hours after treatment:
Tip: Drink warm water or herbal tea (such as ginger tea) to support detoxification and rehydration.
At Liang Yi TCM, we provide Yu Quan Guan Cupping as part of our wellness therapy, and TCM treatments. If you would like to know more, feel free to contact us and we will be in touch soon.
