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24 cups. One very patient partner. 😄

Here's a time-lapse of a full body hijama (wet cupping) session. We used 24 cups, so yes—it looks like a lot of blood, but that's completely normal for this type of treatment.

Hijama involves making tiny superficial skin incisions after cupping to remove a small amount of blood. Many people choose it because they feel it helps them feel lighter, refreshed, and supports their overall wellbeing. Your body naturally replaces the blood cells over time through its normal blood production process.

People commonly choose hijama to support:
✔️ Relief from muscle tension and aches
✔️ Improved circulation
✔️ Relaxation and stress reduction
✔️ A feeling of renewal and overall wellbeing

Everyone's experience is different, but many clients leave feeling lighter, more relaxed, and re-energised.
Would you be brave enough to try a full body hijama? 👀

If you're feeling puffy, holding onto water, or just want to feel a little more sculpted and refreshed, Maderotherapy might be exactly what you need.
✨ Benefits:
• Supports lymphatic drainage • Helps reduce water retention • Improves circulation • Helps smooth the appearance of cellulite • Releases tight fascia • Encourages body contouring • Leaves you feeling lighter, refreshed and confident
Your summer glow starts with looking after your body from the inside out. 🌿
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Pain, tingling, or numbness travelling into the arm or hand can often originate from tension and restriction within the cervical spine and upper trapezius region.

Poor posture, prolonged desk work, stress, muscle tightness, or cervical compression may place pressure on surrounding nerves, creating radiating symptoms down the arm.

Targeted soft tissue therapy helps reduce muscular tension, improve mobility, and decrease mechanical stress on the affected structures.

Post-cupping discoloration is a result of localized capillary dilation and microvascular extravasation induced by sub-atmospheric pressure...sounds too complicated? Basicly...
Cupping marks are a normal reaction caused by increased blood flow and tight tissue being released.
The colour and intensity of the marks can vary depending on how much tension, stagnation, or restriction is in the area.
Cupping helps to:
• Improve circulation
• Reduce muscle tightness
• Support lymphatic flow
• Help recovery and mobility
The marks are not bruises from damage — they usually fade naturally over the next few days as the body rebalances and heals.
Your body tells a story through the tissue 👌

More than just relaxation.

The feet hold stories of movement, stress, and imbalance working here allows the body to release, reset, and realign from within.

Not all healing looks the same.

Working beneath the surface to restore balance, release tension, and support recovery.

Deep tissue release focused on the supraspinatus & infraspinatus.💆‍♂️💆‍♀️🙏
This is where a lot of hidden tension lives — especially if you sit a lot, carry a lot /baby fe/ train upper body, or deal with stress.🫶

When these muscles get tight or restricted, it can lead to:
• Shoulder pain and weakness
• Limited range of motion
• Pain when lifting the arm
• Neck tension and headaches
• That constant “tight upper back” feeling

Most people don’t even realise this is the root of their problem.
This work goes deep and targeted — releasing adhesions, improving blood flow, and restoring proper movement in the shoulder joint.
Yes, it can feel intense — but it’s controlled, purposeful, and focused on results.
This is how you fix the cause, not just chase the pain.