Those bruises are side effects of a type of sports therapy called "cupping." To figure out what cupping therapy really does, we spoke to two sports medicine doctors about the science behind the ...

No, they weren’t attacked by bugs or animals, but instead, these marks result from a wellness therapy known as “cupping,” or ... senior athletic trainer at Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic ...

Richards, who holds a massage therapy license ... what has become known within the sports world as "myofascial decompression" from traditional "cupping," which has roots that trace through ...

“Cupping therapy shouldn’t be a painful experience ... of their client to create suction,” explains Abbie Watkins, sports ...

The alternative therapy can be traced through Egyptian, Chinese, and Middle Eastern cultures, and to a Gwyneth Paltrow red carpet appearance in 2004.

Those bruises are the result of a traditional Chinese medicinal therapy called "fire cupping." SEE ALSO: Australians are ripping into the trouble-plagued 'Olympics on 7' app The practice involves ...

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