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Happy Lunar New Year! Year of the Dragon Special: 20% OFF Any Service / Treatment for New & Existing Patients
Happy Lunar New Year!
It’s the year of the Dragon and we are celebrating with a New Year Special: Receive 20% OFF Any Service / Treatment for New & Existing Patients
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What is Fire Cupping?
Grand Opening!
Come help us celebrate our official Grand Opening Celebration for our new non-profit 501c3 ‘Aloha Health Collective’. Which features Acupuncture Arts & Align DaKine with Dr. Kevin Cabriales. We will be having an all day meet and greet for the community and surrounding businesses to share our vision of making Holistic medicine accessible to everyone. Come check out our brand new Penthouse clinic, get free consultations. Free community style Acupuncture.
We will also be doing a raffle of gift certificates for free, and half off treatments & other healthful goodies. Drinks and pupus at 5. Pot luck style welcome. Lantern Floating ceremony/blessing at 7pm.
Friday September 30, 2016 – 5-8pm
Aloha Collective / Acupunctures Arts Hawaii
1136 Bishop St, 9th Floor, Penthouse 1B
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Fire Cupping Takes the Olympics by Storm
If 19-time Olympic gold medalist Michael Phelps does it for his health, then it’s got to be good, right?
That’s what many are wondering after spotting cupping marks — those purplish circles — on the swimmer’s upper body poolside at the 2016 Olympics in Rio this week. Phelps also posted a shot of himself on Instagram being cupped last year.
Phelps isn’t the only Olympic athlete sporting the circular purple markings. U.S. men’s gymnast Alex Naddour posted a recent selfie on Instagram showing a hint of cupping bruising. And some of his teammates have tried it, too.
It causes blood vessels to dilate and increases blood flow. The aim of cupping is to relieve any blockages in the flow of energy and blood and lead to better recovery. The suction pulls the tight muscles and stretches the fascia, the connective tissue around the muscles, and in effect, allows blood vessels to expand. The theory is that the increased blood flow speeds healing.
To try Chinese Fire Cupping, which has been around for thousands of years, call us today.
