Lymphatic drainage massage

Unlock the Power of Lymphatic Drainage!

The Lymphatic System and the Importance of Lymphatic Drainage Massage

The lymphatic system is a critical part of your immune system and plays a vital role in maintaining your body’s fluid balance and overall health. It consists of a network of vessels, nodes, and organs that transport a clear fluid called lymph. Lymph contains white blood cells, nutrients, and waste products that need to be removed from the body.

How the Lymphatic System Works:

Waste Removal: The lymphatic system collects waste products, toxins, and excess fluids from your tissues and transports them to lymph nodes, where they are filtered and broken down.
Immune Defense: Lymph nodes produce and store white blood cells, helping your body fight infections and diseases.
Fluid Balance: It helps maintain fluid levels in the body by draining excess fluids from tissues and returning them to the bloodstream.

However, the lymphatic system doesn’t have a pump (like the heart in the circulatory system), so it relies on muscle movement, breathing, and manual stimulation to keep lymph flowing effectively. When the system becomes sluggish, it can lead to fluid retention, toxins buildup, and a weakened immune response.

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How it works?

The lymphatic system is part of the immune system and circulatory system. Composed by veins and lymph nodes strategically localized, the lymphatic system is responsible for collecting and draining metabolic waste, toxins and water excess. By stimulating the lymph nodes and pushing the lymph toward the heart, it will go back inside the blood stream, filtered by kidneys and flushed out through urination. In this process, water intake is essential.

Benefits: – Detoxification – Swollen Reductions – Fights Water Retention – Combats Cellulite – Helps Weight Loss – Reduces Lymphedema – Relieves Heavy Legs- Boosts Digestion – Reduces Bloating and Constipation – Speeds Up Healing Process – Improves Metabolism and Circulation (Oxygenation)- Boosts Immune System – Promotes Relaxation

How long does it take?

A body session is 60 minutes and face is 25 minutes.

What are the Benefits?

Lymphatic drainage is essentially a fast track to your system and therefore the benefits are plentiful. It can address multiple issues such as water retention and toxins as well as speeding up metabolism, boosting your immune system, aiding digestion and stimulating circulation.

Is it recommended for Endometriosis?

Lymphatic Drainage method can help ease abdominal pain and bloating associated with Endometriosis by calming down inflammation and assisting circulation. Lymphatic drainage may help to reduce and manage symptomatic pain of Endometriosis, when treating clients we will pay extra attention to ovarian points, careful to apply on superficial pressure to ensure no further inflammation is caused. .

Is it recommended for IVF?

Lymphatic drainage works to improve your overall health by promoting better circulation, balanced hormones and boosting immunity; in turn this could aid conception.

Pregnancy or Postpartum, Is it allowed?

While pregnant we recommend Lymphatic drainage once or twice a week. Post-partum it is recommended straight after a normal delivery and 14 days after a C-session, again once or twice a week.

Lymphatic drainage is also highly recommended for those undergoing IVF, especially around periods of hormonal suppression, stimulation and egg collection. Hormonal fluctuations during IVF can cause side effects such as water retention, breast tenderness, mood changes, hot flashes, bloating and constipation. This can all be minimized and better managed with manual lymphatic drainage

Contraindications

A Lymphatic Drainage is contraindicated for tuberculosis, bacterial/viral/fungus infection, open wounds, thrombosis and heart, kidneys or liver failure. If you are receiving any cancer treatment we request a referral letter from your doctor. It is essential to have this treatment done with a specialist in order to have all benefits and avoid any further complications.

Suitable for:

This treatment is suitable for anyone aiming to improve wellbeing whether you have just had surgery, are pregnant, at postpartum, been injured, bloated, constipated, facing menopause, PMS, Hashimoto’s disease, lymphoedema or simply wants to feel healthier, lighter, and get the best out of your body.