Chinese Cupping therapy is a process of suctioning or vacuuming sections of the body's meridian system for the purpose of drawing out toxins, pain management, increasing blood flow, and promoting a healthier flow of chi energies. The Chinese have been using this technique since ancient time by using heat inside glass or bamboo cups.
The suction from the cups can penetrate deep into your tissues causing the tissues to release harmful toxins. It triggers the lymphatic system, clears the blood vessels, stretches and activates the skin, and to promote circulation, relieve pain. Hot stone massage is a specialty massage where the therapist uses smooth, heated stones, either as an extension of their own hands, or by placing them in the body while they massage other parts of the body. The heat can be both deeply relaxing and help warm up tight muscles so the therapist can work more deeply, more quickly.
We used the meridian and acupuncture point massage to relieve muscle fatigue and tension, promote blood circulation, highly targeted to your tired and painful body parts and fully recovered your tendencies nodes. Lymphatic drainage is based on the traditional Chinese medicine and the international popular techniques to adjust the function of body organs, promote metabolism, and clear the lymphatic system, eliminate toxin and impurity.
Relaxation Massage is the most common and best known type of massage. This type of massage is considered to be one of the most relaxing styles that can relax your heart and soul. Feet massage in the classical Chinese style Chinese people have started doing reflexology before years ago. Feet Massage is a similar technique derived from the Chinese tradition which sees the body as a network of energy channels. Tina has developed a unique massage technique through her many years of clinical experience.
The technique is adjusted to suit the individual needs of the client, relieving pain and tension, and improving health at the same time. Harris has work with Fans Massage that is the largest Massage chain in Auckland for 2 years.
