Manual and Air Press Lymphatic Drainage.

The lymphatic system plays a crucial role in maintaining a healthy fluid balance in the body. Lymphocytes and other antibodies within the lymphatic fluid defend the body from disease. Lymphatic fluid circulates to cleanse and nourish body tissues. The lymphatic system is a network of tiny vessels that merge to form larger vessels that connect to over 700 small filtering stations called lymph nodes. Lymph nodes vary in size and are grouped into clusters in various parts of the body. The lymph system eliminates waste from body tissues. This includes excess water, proteins, alien viruses and bacteria, dead cells, minerals and fat molecules. These substances are partially neutralized in the lymph nodes. The lymphatic fluid is returned to the blood stream by way of the subclavian veins at the base of the neck. This cleansing is a continual one. An ongoing flow of lymphatic fluid promotes good health, but when a person neglects the basics of good health - exercise, rest and proper diet - the body becomes stressed and the lymphatic system is burdened. This causes toxins and plasma to accumulate, interfering with cell nourishment. The immune system becomes depressed and the body's vulnerability to disease increases.

Pressotherapy (Body Styler, Slide Styler, Lymfoven).

Pressotherapy is applied through the use of special boots that go from the waist to the ankles, which exert an ascending and descending pressure throughout the extremities. With a smooth pumping, lymphatic drainage is stimulated and releases toxins which also improves blood circulation. For this reason, Pressotherapy is recommended especially to those who suffer from "heavy legs" or have general circulatory problems.

Since the lymphatic system has no pump, the lymph fluid must rely on the movement of muscles and the diaphram, along with the pulsation of the arteries, in order to circulate properly.

Lymphatic Drainage therapy can remove blockages in the lymph system and restore proper lymph flow. The revived lymph system cleanses the body of accumulated toxins and pollutants, thereby boosting the immune response and generally rejuvenating body tissues. Lymph drainage can also help balance the autonomic nervous system, reducing stress and increasing the body´s ability to relax.

The effects of Lymph Drainage are numerous. Generally, it effects the nervous system, smooth muscles, fluid movement in the connective tissue and may have an effect on the immune system (though this has not yet been proven). The Dr. Vodder method of Manual Lymph Drainage stimulates the contraction of lymph vessels (through the pumping and stretching on the lymph vessels). The therapy helps to move the lymph forward and drain the connective tissue.

Lymph Drainage can be utilized in the treatment of many different conditions including: Primary and Secondary Lymphedema, venous insufficiency, non-infected inflammatory conditions (e.g. sprains and strains), dermatological conditions, circulatory disturbances, sports injuries, burns, pre- and post- plastic surgery, Lymph edema, edema of the legs, peripheral edema, venous stasis ulcreation, stump reduction, upper limb edema, and post-traumatic edema of the extremities. Helps to reduce stress.

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