What is the Lymphatic System?
It is a part of the circulatory system and immune system and comprises lymphatic vessels, lymphatic or lymphoid organs, and lymphoid tissues.
Lymph fluid is a clear, watery fluid that moves through your bloodstream and the lymphatic system. Approximately 20 liters of plasma run through your body’s arteries, blood vessels, and capillaries every single day. They deliver nutrients to the body’s cells and collect the waste material, which makes up about 3 liters of the 20. This waste material is collected into the lymphatic system, now called lymph, for excretion before recirculating into the bloodstream.
Ground Breaking Lymphatic Health Technology
Lymph360 uses multi-disciplinary group of modalities to support the movement of your lymphatic system, because it utilizes a combination of therapies that provide the most effective way for the body to release toxins, while promoting the body’s self-healing mechanisms to restore balance.
By using a combination of compression, NVT – Nano Vibration Therapy, far infrared heat and deep pressure Lymph-360Â supports lymphatic drainage and the opening of the body’s detoxing pathways.
What are some Lymph360 Contraindications?
- Heart disease (especially if increased blood flow is detrimental, e.g. congestive heart failure or uncontrolled high BP)
- Pregnancy
- Acute infection of the affected limb (e.g. cellulitis)
- Deep Vein Thrombosis
- Broken Bones
- Electronic medical implants
Book Lymph-360 Appointment
Don’t see a time you need?
Email Kristi at Lymph360@gmail.com
Why is Lymphatic Health Important?
Lymph fluid collects an array of substances that the body wants to excrete, including proteins, minerals, fats, damaged and cancerous cells, and foreign invaders like viruses and bacteria. Lymph nodes are like little pockets right under the skin that helps trap pathogens so that the immune system can generate a defensive response. These nodes and lymph vessels create a webbing throughout the whole body and are mainly concentrated in the neck, armpits, groin, and abdomen.
The lymphatic system enables the body to monitor immune cells and regulate the inflammatory response in your body. It plays a major role in protecting the body from various threats, including bacteria, cancer, and infections.
Lymphatic ‘health’ is essentially promoted through the continuous movement of lymph fluid, which, unlike blood, does not naturally pump throughout the body. Keeping the lymph moving requires focus and effort and needs to be tended to every day to ensure that the body continues to rid itself of pathogens, bacteria, viruses, and other unwanted particles.
Poor lymphatic health (stagnant fluid) can result in an accumulation of toxins in the body, leading to an array of unwanted symptoms that result from a lowered immune system response and the toxic build-up itself. From poor sleep, weight gain, insulin resistance, and of course being more susceptible to viruses and pathogens: keeping your lymph fluid moving and healthy is a must!
