
08/11/2025
Why I always encourage my clients to dry brush and rebound while doing a parasite cleanse 🙌👏 Dry brushing is a powerful tool for creating a healthy lifestyle.
DETOXING THE LYMPH SYSTEM
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The Lymphatic System and why it is so important to detox it!
Most of us know very little about the lymph system. We’re familiar with the lymph nodes located in the armpits and the groin, and we may also be aware that swelling of the nodes is a danger signal, but that’s it.
We all know that most of our body is made up of water. Part of the water is in the bloodstream, but we have way more fluid in the lymphatic system. Our cells are bathed in lymph fluid. Oxygen is transported from the blood vessels to nourish the cells via the lymphatic fluid, and then cellular waste like carbon dioxide, lactic acid and metabolites are removed via the lymph fluid.
Our lymph system depends greatly on us moving and breathing. That sounds simple, but unlike our cardiovascular system which has the heart as a built in pump, the lymphatic system is made up of channels with no pump.
When the lymphatic system is flowing freely everything is fine.
When it backs up, however, we run into some health problems, some of which can be serious. The body's ability to build and repair becomes compromised, and the body is in a weakened state to defend against foreign invaders.
When the lymphatic system becomes full of mucoid material, a pressure is created that you can actually feel throughout your body. When you get sick with a fever, as an example, the fever actually helps the body to thin out the lymph mucoid, allowing it to pass more smoothly through the colon wall.
If the colon is impaired and can't perform it's job of purifying, the body next relies on the liver to do the work instead.
So, ultimately, it is critical to keep your lymphatic system clean, clear and running smoothly.
The best way to do that is through periodic detoxification of the body.
During a detox, I always recommend the use of a rebounder (mini trampoline) to gently stimulate lymphatic flow, along with yoga which encourages deep breathing, and dry skin brushing which exerts gentle external pressure and encourages the free flow of lymph.
Massage is also an incredibly powerful way to help stimulate lymph flow and get toxins moving out of your body, and a good massage therapist can truly radically improve your health. Getting massage during detox is a great adjunct.
From: RawganicVegan