Okay, first let us review why we need to move our lymphatics. Lymph, the fluid that is filled with toxins and waste from within the body, moves through our lymphatic system. As the fluid moves through the body and picks up the waste, it thickens. This thicker lymph moves sluggishly
Who, What, Where, When, Why and How Perhaps you’ve heard of Kinesio taping or K-Tape. K-tape is often used to treat sports injury. Lymphatic Taping is a technique using Kinesio tape to reduce swelling (edema), support (lymph) drainage and decrease tissue pressure. In this article, we will explore the
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1. Your lymphatic system is considered your “second” circulatory system 2. Your lymphatic system is twice as vast as your circulatory system 3. Your lymphatic system is a one-way system that flows in the direction of your heart 4. Natural movement of lymphatic fluid relies on muscle movement, pulsating arteries
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1. Manual lymphatic drainage therapies are safe for everyone In general, yes. More specifically, if you have a blood clot, heart disease or an active infection, a consultation with a certified and licensed lymphatic drainage therapist is necessary prior to any treatment. Your therapist may require consulting with your physician
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The Lymphatic System – simply put! The lymphatic system is a network of pathways laid throughout the body. To visualize it, picture a grandiose old tree with all its branches or its intricate root system below ground. This pathway carries fluid. Fluid that contains waste from our body’s natural metabolic
In this continued exploration of the key components and functions of the lymphatic system we delve into the anatomy, physiology and indispensable roles, that make it an indispensable player, in maintaining the body’s equilibrium and safeguarding against infections and diseases. This lymphatic system works in tandem with the cardiovascular
The human body is a masterpiece of intricate systems working in harmony to maintain optimal health. While most of us are familiar with the cardiovascular and respiratory systems, the lymphatic system often operates behind the scenes, quietly playing a crucial role in our well- being. We will explore the wonders