The lymphatic system plays a crucial role in healing, regenerating tissues, and eliminating toxins from the body. Following stress-inducing events like illness, infection recovery, or emotional stress, the lymphatic system may slow down. Massage acts as a catalyst, jumpstarting the movement of lymph throughout the body.
This technique involves massaging the fluid trapped between cells and tissues toward the lymph nodes for expulsion from the body. Lymphatic drainage is deemed essential, particularly after cosmetic procedures.
The lymphatic system comprises organs, vessels, nodes, and glands that transport excess fluid, metabolic waste, and toxins through the body. Unlike the circulatory system, the lymphatic system lacks a pump, and when impaired, fluid buildup occurs, causing delays in normal bodily functions and resulting in swelling, lethargy, tiredness, heavy legs, and inflammation.
The Brazilian lymphatic drainage process addresses these issues, involving the entire body. Starting from the pelvic area, it stimulates the lymph nodes in the groin, under the knees, ankles, armpits, collarbone, and most importantly, the thoracic duct. Employing soft pressure, it encourages a healthy lymph flow through various strokes and patterns along the lymphatic pathway, known as “the pumping technique.” This aids in opening and closing the lymph nodes, expelling toxins from the body or directing them to the center for cleansing, allowing the lymph to distribute fresh nutrients.
BLDM – 3D combines lymphatic drainage, fascia manipulation, and relaxing strokes that activate the parasympathetic mode, providing a delightful sensation of well-being and a light, contoured silhouette.
