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Lymphatic Drainage Massage

 

Lymphatic drainage massage a very specialized type of massage it is very gentle and aims to encourage movement of lymphatic fluid thereby detoxifying and removing toxins from the body. It is also recommended for people who lead sedentary lifestyles, or those who want to reduce puffiness or swelling. It has been cited as having a positive effect on problem skin, cellulite, dysfunctional respiratory systems and people with low energy.

Lymph Massage

What are the benefits?

Lymphatic drainage massage boosts the immune system so, as well as helping the body ward off illness, treatment can facilitate general feelings of health and vitality. It also has a positive physical effect, improving the appearance of the skin and reducing puffiness caused by water retention, poor circulation or pregnancy. As with other massage, it can help with pain from fractures and sprains and rheumatism, and it promotes the body’s own healing mechanisms. Lymphatic drainage massage utilises very light pressure Lymph Massage

 

• Reduction in edemas (swelling) and Primary and Secondary Lymph edema of various origins

• Detoxification of the body

• Regeneration of tissue, including burns, wounds and wrinkles

• Anti-aging effects Relief of numerous chronic and sub acute inflammations, non-infected inflammatory conditions (e.g. sprains and strains) including sinusitis, bronchitis and otitis

• Relief of chronic pain

• Reduction in the symptoms of chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia

• Anti-spastic actions to relieve conditions such as muscle hypertonus and some forms of constipation

• Deep relaxation to aid insomnia, stress, loss of vitality and loss of memory

• Alleviation of adiposis and cellulite tissue

• Venous insufficiency

• Ulceration

• Dermatological conditions

• Circulatory disturbances

• Sports injuries

• Burns

• Pre- and post- plastic surgery