Lymphatic Drainage
Widely regarded as a lesser sister to the circulatory
system, the lymphatic system is crucial to your body’s
ability to ward off disease and heal from injury.
Lymphatic function supports every other system in the
body, including the immune, digestive, detoxification
and nervous systems. In fact, poor lymph health
underlies a host of conditions, from cellulite to cancer.
We have twice as much lymph fluid in your body as
blood. If lymph movement stopped entirely, we would
die in a matter of hours. What can we do to ensure our
lymph system stays healthy?
The first thing to understand about our lymph system.
Like the circulatory system that supplies blood, the
network of lymph nodes serve as a series of cleaning
filters.
When our lymph systems become blocked, directly or
indirectly by air and water pollution, improper nutrition,
emotional stress, drugs, (prescription, non-prescription
(OTC), and recreational), or as a result of surgery
(some requiring removal of nodes), radiation, infection
and trauma, an inflammatory process sets in. This can
develop into lymph edema.
What is Lymph Edema? Lymph edema is an
accumulation of lymphatic fluid in the interstitial tissue,
causing swelling.
What is the Solution?
LED lymphatic drainage. It is
safe and effective. Unlike manual lymphatic drainage,
this cutting edge LED technique actually removes
blockages in the nodes that prevent healthy lymph
flow. Clearing the lymphatic system can also reduce
the risk of atherosclerosis (blockage of the arteries).
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The earth removes pollutants and toxins, and revitalizes itself with
flowing waters. The human body does the same with the constantly moving fluids of the lymph system.
Breast Health and Toxins: As we areconstantly exposed to toxins, many ofthese toxins (xenobiotics) have an
estrogenic effect. Too much estrogen causes breast cancer. The main way our body gets toxins out of the breasts is through lymphatic drainage.
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