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Lymphatic Drainage Massage
Lymphatic Drainage Massage (LDM) is a gentle hands-on technique used to detect the rhythm, direction, depth and quality of the lymph flow throughout the body. During LDM, the Practitioner uses slow, gentle pressure with soft pumping (wave-like) movements. This gentle action encourages the lymph to flow in the direction of the lymph nodes, where the body filters the lymph fluid and then returns it to the blood. LDT can reduce blockages in the lymphatic system to promote a healthier body.Stress, fatigue, lack of physical activity, infection and aging can cause the lymph circulation to stagnate. When this occurs, fluids, proteins, cells and toxins accumulate and cellular functioning is compromised. Lymphatic Drainage Therapy is an original technique developed by Bruno Chikly, MD, DO, of France. Recent scientific discoveries about the physiology of the lymphatic system have verified that this technique offers the precise rhythm and pressure necessary to activate optimal lymphatic flow.
Benefits of Lymphatic Drainage Massage
Improving the circulation of the lymph through LDM offers the following benefits:
- Helps fluid drain from cells;
- Improves the production and distribution of antibodies and lymphocytes, thereby boosting the immune system;
- Stimulates the lymphatic system's filtering process, which helps remove toxins and bacteria from the body.
- Helps calm and slow the sympathetic nervous system, which promotes activity;
- Stimulates the parasympathetic nervous system, which promotes relaxation and reduces stress.
Lymphatic Drainage Therapy is not for everyone, including those with the following conditions:
- Acute infections or fever
- Serious circulatory or major cardiac problems
- Hemorrhage
- Acute anuresis (absence of urination)
- Active cancer
