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The Whole Person: “In Ida Rolf’s view, much physical discomfort could be addressed by realigning the fascial sheets that support the human body. The fascia is a network of collagen, unique in its elastic properties. It can stretch to 10% of its original length without sustaining any damage. It not only surrounds and joins every muscle and bone; it also serves the same role for nerve fibers and even blood vessels. Fascia is what connects us internally. Rolf believed that by applying what she called energy, meaning pressure, to key points of the fascia, she could realign or even add structure to the body. It is a practice that looks similar to massage, and as she wrote in her book “Rolfing and Physical Reality,” “there was nothing metaphysical about it.”

- Zachary Shore

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Cupping therapy is a technique that involves putting glass or plastic cups onto the skin to create a suction between the skin and the cup. This suction is believed to increase blood flow to the area being treated, which helps promote healing. Cupping is an ancient medicine, practiced by the Egyptians and Macedonians and cupping also has a spiritual significance for many communities. It is a therapy still commonly used today.

Photo: Cupping Cup and Box; No Date. Orange box with glass blistering cup inside, glass cup with red rubber bulb at the top, manufactured by the Davol Rubber Company of Providence, Rhode Island, label reads "One Glass Cupping Cups No. 1267 Size 2 Inch Red Bulb" [1981.550.01]

Furhad S, Sina RE, Bokhari AA. Cupping Therapy. [Updated 2023 Oct 30]. In: StatPearls [Internet]. Treasure Island (FL): StatPearls Publishing; 2025 Jan-. Available from: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK538253/