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Lymphatic Disorders

Dr. Andrew Taylor Still, the father of osteopathic medicine, taught his students the importance of having good lymphatic circulation. “The lymphatics are closely and universally connected with the spinal cord and all other nerves, long or short, universal or separate, and all drink from the waters of the brain.” — A.T. Still, 1899 Diseases and…
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Ways to Stimulate Lymphatic Drainage

The suggestions below are generally safe for most clients. Some clients may have issues with detoxification and may need to proceed more slowly. Please contact your medical practitioner with any questions or if you have had lymph node removal or a history radiation therapy. Something as easy as laughing, simple movements, and deep breathing can…
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Massage Oils to Reduce Edema

A research study was undertaken in 2020 to compare the effects of grape seed oil and sweet almond oil on leg edema. “Leg edema is a prevalent problem in pregnancy causing activity restrictions for pregnant women. This study was performed to compare the effect of foot massage using grape seed oil and sweet almond oil…
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About the Vagus Nerve

There are 12 pairs of cranial nerves in the body which help link the brain with other areas of the body, such as the head, neck, and torso. Some send sensory information to the brain; these nerves have sensory functions. Other cranial nerves control the movement of various muscles and the function of certain glands;…
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