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Fascia is a casing of connective tissue that surrounds your entire musculoskeletal structure and also dives deep to hold every organ, blood vessel, bone, nerve fiber and muscle in place. In addition to supporting your structure, the fascia has nerves that make it alive during movement and very sensitive. When healthy, it stretches and retracts when you move, allowing freedom of movement. When stressed, it tightens up and creates pain.
In dynamic cupping, the therapist moves cups over your fascia, allowing the suction to loosen stiffness, reduce pain, and increase blood and lymph flow. Many clients feel a relaxation effect after the treatment. Because of the suction, clients will have red marks on their skin after the session. These marks may not look like traditional cupping marks. The marks can remain for a few days, leaving the skin sensitive to touch.
