ANCIENT THERAPY FOR THE MODERN ATHELETE
The temporary skin marks with lasting benefits
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Although this form of therapy has been used for centuries across the world, it has not gained worldwide media publicity until recently. The use of the therapy by high-profile top athletes has brought more attention to this amazing modality.
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How to Use the PERFORMANCE CUPPINGā„¢ Tool:
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- Before using, first obtain the prior approval of your doctor. If at any time you feel any pain, discontinue all use immediately. Do not use if you have any medical condition.
- Use the tool only over a soft surface like carpet or a mattress (the tool is made of glass).
- Only adults should have access to the tool. Keep away from children.
- Use only on dry, clean, unbruised and unbroken skin.
- To apply the tool, hold the glass base firmly in one hand, while squeezing the rubber bulb with the other hand.
- With the bulb still squeezed, place the glass base onto the skin (avoid any boney areas and apply only to skin that has a layer of muscle or fat).
- Release the bulb to create suction and draw the skin up a maximum of one-half inch (0.5").
- Do not press down. The tool will stay on via its own light suction.
- There should be no pain. If you feel any pain, select a different location or discontinue use.
- Faint pinkness is normal. Do not leave on beyond a faint pinkness; the tool should not be used to the point of creating heavy bruising.
- There are two forces of pressure created at the point where the tool meets the skin: There is a light downward pressure of the glass base edge against the skin, together with a suction reverse-pressure created within the glass cup.
- The pinkness is related to the flow of blood and lymph within the skin and tissues.
- Always remove the tool before there is redness.
- If desired, the tool can be moved in a gliding motion for fascia manipulation and cellulite appearance reduction (with long-term regular use).
- When gliding, always move towards the heart.
- To remove the tool, first squeeze the rubber bulb.
- When pressure drops and releases, you can gently lift the glass base off the skin.
- The tool may also be used with or without suction as a massager in zig zag, circular, or parallel strokes.
- OPTIONAL: The use of the tool does ot require flame or heat. However, if desired, the glass cup may be heated gently to a low heat with a hair dryer prior to application on the body.
- Use only as often as advised by your doctor.
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