Manual Lymphatic Drainage

Body
290
3 Sessions for $840
$870

Benefits

Body massage that serves to eliminate excess fluid and toxins from the body

Activates the immune system and boosts metabolism

Aids in deep detoxification

 

Information

Manual Lymphatic Drainage has to do with your health first even though it also improves your appearance over time. Manual Lymphatic Drainage is a deep detoxification of your body and we are focused on the front side of the body where the lymph nodes and glades are located by nature. Created by Vodder in 1930 the Manual Lymphatic Drainage is a type of body massage performed with the hands that serves to eliminate excess fluid and toxins from the body, helping with the swelling or lymphedema, and is also used postoperatively, including surgery and plastic surgery. The lymphatic drainage should always be performed towards the lymph. Also acts as a painkiller/antidepressant, activates the immune system, boosts metabolism, prevents scar adhesions after surgery and more.  The lymphatic system is plays a crucial role in the body s immune defense. Lymphatic vessels carry lymphocytes and other immune cells to various parts of the body, allowing them to reach sites of infection, inflammation, or other injuries quickly. This helps coordinate immune responses and facilitates the body’s defense against pathogens and foreign substances.  It is also helps maintain  fluid balance by collecting excess interstitial fluid, proteins and other substances that leak out of the blood vessels into the surrounding tissues. This excess fluid, lymph, is then transported back into the bloodstream, preventing the buildup of fluid in the tissues and maintaining proper fluid balance. Additionally, the lymphatic system is involved in the absorption of dietary fats and fat-soluble vitamins from the digestive system. Specialized lymphatic vessels called lacteals in the small intestine absorb these fats, which are then transported as chyle through the lymphatic system. Chyle eventually reaches the bloodstream, where the fats and fat-soluble vitamins are utilized by the body.