Manual lymph drainage

We do it, you can do it, you can even do it to your pets, its that awesome! Let’s do it, let’s drain our lymph!

Learning how to perform lymphatic drainage massage on yourself is one of the best methods of self-care you can do! It’s not hard, and will make you feel great.

Written by Marissa Hoen | July 20 2021 What is the lymphatic system? (Derrickson, 2017) I like to think of the lymphatic system as the vascular system’s supportive best friend- always there to pick up the pieces, clear out the garbage, and give back what is needed. You may know that nutrie

Lymphatic drainage is a massage technique where you help move extra fluid that may have built up in your body through your lymph vessels. This type of massage may help you if you suffer from swelling, tenderness, infections, hormone...

Learning the benefits of quality essential oils, early detection, and applying a loving lymphatic breast self-massage are all proactive ways for you to nurture and protect your long-term breast health.

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Learn why your lymph system is so important for your body and how you can stimulate lymph drainage - from how your lymph system works to how to promote lymph flow and why it's beneficial - get the full details here! #lymphflow

Manual Lymphatic Drainage is a gentle form of massage that encourages the movement of lymph fluids within the body. This viscous fluid in the lymphatic system aids in removing waste and toxins from the tissues. Some health conditions can cause lymph fluid to back up or build up

El drenaje linfático manual es una de las mejores técnicas para estimular desde la dermis el sistema linfático y evitar la formación de várices en piernas

Manual Lymphatic Drainage is a gentle form of massage that encourages the movement of lymph fluids within the body. This viscous fluid in the lymphatic system aids in removing waste and toxins from the tissues. Some health conditions can cause lymph fluid to back up or build up