Cupping Therapy Phnom Penh

Cupping Therapy Phnom Penh French Certified Cupping Therapist
International Specialist
Phnom Penh, Cambodia

My name is Salyla KHAN, I'm a French Certified Cupping Therapist since 2015 and after practicing 4 years in France, I wanted to reconnect with my Cambodian roots. I moved to Phnom Penh in order to reconnected primarily with my origins but also to promote this ancestral medicine that my family has inherited and practiced for several generations. This technique of therapeutic care has long been the first-line medicine in Asian countries where it has managed to derive the most convincing benefits. Classified by the WHO as a therapeutic healthcare, it is the subject of several studies referenced by the greatest doctors worldwide. It now reaches a wide audience and has a considerable place in traditional Chinese medicine next to acupuncture. Neglected for a long time, it is finding its way back to modern medicine thanks to fervent defenders of alternative medicine but also top athletes, or people wishing to treat themselves naturally.

Address

Street 306, House 54
Phnom Penh

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 19:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 19:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 19:00
Thursday 09:00 - 19:00
Friday 09:00 - 19:00
Saturday 09:00 - 19:00
Sunday 09:00 - 19:00

Telephone

+85512515964

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My name is Salyla KHAN, I'm a French Certified Cupping Therapist since 2015 and after practicing 4 years in France, I wanted to reconnect with my Cambodian roots.

I moved to Phnom Penh in order to reconnected primarily with my origins but also to promote this ancestral medicine that my family has inherited and practiced for several generations.

This technique of therapeutic care has long been the first-line medicine in Asian countries where it has managed to derive the most convincing benefits. Classified by the WHO as a therapeutic healthcare, it is the subject of several studies referenced by the greatest doctors worldwide.

It now reaches a wide audience and has a considerable place in traditional Chinese medicine next to acupuncture. Neglected for a long time, it is finding its way back to modern medicine thanks to fervent defenders of alternative medicine but also top athletes, or people wishing to treat themselves naturally.