Summer is a fabulous time to support lymphatic health. If you don’t know much about how the lymphatic system works or what it is I suggest you use the following article and links to glean more understanding in order to do something to nurture your body.

People with chronic illness tend to have a sluggish lymphatic system. Shortly after I was diagnosed with Lyme Disease I began to learn about the complexities of this disease and what it does to the human body. I soon realized that I had to support immune function and lymphatic drainage. Lymphatic massage, rebounding, dark leafy greens, good fats, 20 minutes of movement daily, near far infrared sauna, chiropractic care, grapefruit essential oil, zeolite, acupuncture, and dry skin brushing became a part of ordinary life for me. Helping my body to eliminate and carry toxins out was crucial to my recovery. I can’t emphasize how very important our lymph is, so I hope you find the article and links helpful.

Please do a more thorough investigation of how significant this system of the body is to your sense of vitality and well being. I just put a few links here for you to use as a “base camp” of learning. Enjoy and do!

The Lymphatic System Functions
Functions of the Lymphatic System

  • Drains excess interstitial fluid and returns it to the blood
  • Transports lipids and lipid-soluble vitamins (A, D, E, and K) absorbed by the GI tract to the blood
  • Carries out specific immune responses against certain foreign invaders (microbes, etc)
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Exercise, deep breathing, biofeedback, hot/cold showers, near Far infrared sauna, Advanced TRS Zeolite, lymphatic massage, foods, herbs, dry skin brushing, and detoxification are all fantastic ways to reduce stress to the lymphatic system.

The Lymphatic System we Know Now