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How to massage your pain away and reduce swelling with lymphatic drainage

Are you in pain? Suffering from tender muscles? Fibromyalgia? Then this video is for you. In this video, Dr. Karin demonstrates how to massage your body in a way that not only helps tender knots in the muscles, but how to drain the tenderizing lymph out of the tissues. If you have tender spots in your body, it is likely due to metabolic waste (like lactic acid) building up in those regions. Lymphatic drainage massage can help! Lymphatic drainage is a technique used to help the lymphatic flow up the lymphatic vessels, to help the metabolic waste, lactic acid filled fluid drain from the distal extremities, and dump back into the blood stream, where it can be cleared out by our cleansing organs, like the liver and kidney. Healthy tissue is not tender to touch. Learn how this self massage technique can help drain your pain away. As always, before following any advice from any video, check with your health care provider to see if it is appropriate for your specific condition. Hopefully that is one of us here at Drummond Chiropractic. If you would like to learn more about lymph and lymphatic drainage, check out our website. By Dr. Karin Drummond, owner of Drummond Chiropractic. We were voted #1 by the local HT as Bloomington's best chiropractic clinic located downtown Bloomington, Indiana with parking, multiple expert and experienced chiropractors, experienced billing staff, and on most insurance panels. Bonus, we have a Spanish translator. #drummondchiropractic, #chiropractor, #chiropractic, #bloomingtonindianachiropractor, #bestchiropractor, #bloomingtonindiana, #drkarindc, #bestchiropractorbloomingtonindiana #massage, #selfmassage, #lymphaticdrainage, #lymph, #lymphaticsystem DISCLAIMER: Content posted contains generalized statements based on medical knowledge/product usage does not and is not intended to offer medical advice, diagnosis, or act as a prescriber of treatment. No promises, representations, or warranties are provided regarding the suitability of any of its content, products, or offerings for individualized self care.