Lymph Light

mplish in a one-hour therapy session what would take 4-5 hours manually. The hands-on lymphatic drainage techniques are made up of slow, subtle, gently sweeping movements, mimicking the rhythmic pumping of the lymphatic fluid through the body. The Lymphstar Pro utilizes light and sound to decongest trapped proteins and congestion within lymph nodes and the lymph system, allowing waste products and toxins to slowly erode and safely flow out through normal channels. Lymphatic Drainage Therapy has been shown to improve edemas, fibrotic conditions, and swollen lymph nodes. Other conditions reported to have benefited from therapy include breast lumps, inflammation, chronic pain, joint aches, allergies, sinus, respiratory problems, headaches, prostate problems, hormone imbalance and chronic female conditions, dental trauma and chronic problems, heavy metal toxicity, neuromuscular trauma, immune and fatigue syndromes. In spite of its understated and delicate technique, Lymphatic Therapy is one of the most relaxing, satisfying types of bodywork available. The client leaves with an ethereal feeling of walking on air, relaxed and energized. Although Lymphatic Drainage Therapy has been around a long time and has been a popular European spa staple for years, it is only recently becoming well known in the United States. Since our bodies are primarily made up of fluids, it’s not hard to see how improving lymphatic flow could produce numerous benefits for both health and beauty. The effects of lymphatic therapy are cumulative; the benefits are increased by the number of sessions you receive. Lymphatic Therapy is both preventive and restorative as it enhances the body’s natural immune system.