Detox Your Body with Manual Lymphatic Drainage Massage
We all need a little “spring cleaning” from time to time. Maybe you give your floors an extra deep clean to scrub away the grime that has accumulated over the winter. Or maybe you reorganize your closet and junk drawers by getting rid of old items no longer needed.
The body needs that same kind of “spring cleaning” as well. Just like our floors and our closets, our bodies also accumulate toxins and waste, making us feel, over time, puffy, sluggish, and unhealthy.
Manual lymphatic drainage massage is an amazing way to give your body the “spring cleaning” it deserves. This specialized massage technique utilizes gentle movements of the skin to help your body filter out and eliminate toxins, excess fluid, and waste products. It’s a highly effective method of detoxing the body while stimulating your natural immune system.
It’s a gentle yet very powerful way to give your body a detoxifying deep cleaning and give your mind and spirit a rejuvenating boost!
Detoxifying Benefits of Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) Massage
Manual lymphatic drainage (MLD) massage is a gentle, highly effective way to cleanse the body of toxins, cellular waste, and excess fluid that slowly accumulate over time. Removing these waste products naturally, through MLD, can have visible results that will leave you looking healthier. And you’ll feel healthier too.
MLD detoxifies your body from drugs and other chemicals by draining fat, unwanted fluids, toxins and other waste products from your cells.
Here are just a few of the amazing benefits of an MLD detox:
- Reducing puffiness around the eyes
- Cleansing areas of congestion, such as a stuffy nose due to seasonal allergies
- Minimizing swelling and puffiness from excess fluid accumulation due to inflammation, pregnancy, injury, poor circulation, varicose veins, and other unspecified, everyday causes
- Smooths the appearance of cellulite
- Improves skin tone for clearer and cleaner skin
- Promotes healing of scar tissue
- Boosts the immune system
- Offers deep relaxation
How Manual Lymphatic Drainage Massage Works
The gentle movements of a manual lymphatic drainage massage stimulate the proper flow of lymph throughout the body. Lymph is responsible for removing cellular waste and toxins from every cell in our body. The toxins and waste are filtered and naturally removed by the lymph nodes.
When the flow of lymph throughout the body becomes sluggish or blocked, the body cannot effectively filter out waste and toxins, allowing them to slowly accumulate. Moreover, blockages can lead to swelling as lymph itself gets stuck in one spot.
Lymphatic massage involves gently stimulation of the skin. Unlike other types of massage, it does not involve deep pressure, nor does the massage therapist use oils or lotions. The specialized massage movements promote the correct flow of lymph to the body can naturally begin to cleanse itself of built-up toxins and waste.
Manual lymphatic drainage massage is a specific technique that requires specialized training and knowledge. If you are seeking an amazing, natural detox experience, be sure to choose a massage therapist who is licensed in MLD. Before your tailored MLD massage, your therapist will review your medical history and any specific concerns that you have. He or she will then review the treatment so you know what to expect during the massage.
And as always, the best way to boost and maintain the detoxifying and rejuvenating effects of your manual lymphatic drainage massage is to drink plenty of water.
Contact Our Mobile Massage Clinic | The Villages, Florida
In Home or In Office Massages by Jacqueline in the Central Florida area. Certified for many different massages and treatments. Specializing in Manual lymphatic drainage (MLD) post surgery recovery massage.
To schedule an appointment with Licensed Massage Therapist and Certified Advanced Manual Lymphatic Drainage Therapist, Jacqueline Bosco CMLDT, Oncology, please call (813) 298-5603. We believe nothing is more important than human touch.
Providing massage services to patients in The Villages, Florida, Sumter County, Leesburg, Eustis, Mount Dora, Tavares, Lady Lake, Fruitland Park, Wildwood, Bushnell and surrounding areas.