Treat the common cold with lymphatic massage

Who would have thought that a sinus infection could be treated simply through lymph massage?

According to Alex A. Kecskes of the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine, lymphatic massage aids the body’s own healing system to take effect.

“Lymphatic drainage procedures can remove much of this congestive material from around the facial area,” Kecskes says. “For those suffering from sinus infections, lymphatic drainage procedures can remove much of this congestive material from around the facial area.”

What is lymph massage?

Lymphatic massage, as its name suggests, helps promote the health of the lymphatic system.

The lymphatic system is an extended network of vessels that transfers white blood cells to the organs and tissues in your body.

Think of it as the military strategist of your body.

If a nation doesn’t have adequate military strategy, it doesn’t matter how many troops or weapons they have – they won’t be as successful in combat.

That’s why the body’s lymphatic system needs to be in top shape for the body to detox, and remain healthy.

“Lymphatic massage is basically a type of holistic therapy that gives your lymphatic system a ‘tune up.’ By manually stimulating the increased flow of lymphatic fluid, it can reinvigorate your immune system and sweep out harmful toxins,” Keckes says.

How does it work?

During the face massage cleansing, muscles are pre-warmed, and the lymph nodes are stimulated to open and enhance circulatory and lymphatic flow.

According to Kecskes, lymphatic massage is a detoxification procedure that’s helpful in fighting a variety of conditions other than a sinus infection.

It can help in overcoming fatigue, menstrual cramps, cellulite, water retention, and hayfever allergies.

If you live around Santa Monica and Palos Verdes, we encourage you to give lymphatic massage a try today.

Palos Verdes: 310-392-9190
Santa Monica: 310-399-1722

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