Lymphatic drainage massage is applied manually or with a lymphatic drainage machine. Manual massage allows the skin to be gently stimulated at first. The movements push the lymphatic flow in the veins. When certain points are pressed with fingers, used lymphs are removed and new ones are formed, which accelerates the blood circulation in that area without using any force. The lymphatic drainage machine accelerates the circulation of the white fluid that nourishes the cells in the body, called the lymphatic system. This tool also has a positive effect on the muscular system. All movements made by the machine push the lymphatic flow in the vessels and affect the smooth muscle part of the lymphatic system. If we compare the human organism to a bathtub filled with water, the arterial system provides incoming filtration and the venous system provides ejaculation and absorption. Lymphatic drainage enables the free fatty acids circulating in the blood to be easily burned.
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Lymphatic drainage was first applied in Cannes in 1932. Danish massage therapist Dr. With this technique, Emil Vodder and his wife managed to relieve their patients' chronic colds and soften the dense lymph nodes in their necks. With this massage application, lymph flow is accelerated.
Lymph fluid is an important component of the immune system, which helps the body fight diseases and infections with its content of cells called "lymphocytes" that fight infections. The lymph system circulates colorless lymph fluid throughout the body through lymph vessels that form a network surrounding the entire body.
Lymphatic drainage massage; It is based on the thesis that a healthy lymph system can protect body tissue and cells from waste materials and waste water, body functions can function fully and the immune system will be strengthened.
Manual lymph drainage is also used in the care of skin diseases, post-operative swelling and removal of pregnancy lines. A doctor should be consulted before care, especially if it will be performed before or after a surgery or if the person to be treated has cancer, heart problems, thrombosis, kidney complaints or viral infections.