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So what is Lymphatic Drainage Technique?  It's probably something you won't hear about from your average Internal Medicine Professional.​ Modern medicine has little understanding of the lymphatic system’s role in the injury or disease process. Although bodily aches and pains are frequent complaints to many practitioners, few offer relief that does not come in pill form.  Most people are unaware how often their aches and pains are rooted in congested or improper lymphatic drainage somewhere in the body. The lymphatic system circulates and delivers nutrients, removes waste and so much more. When the stagnant, toxic or blocked lymph clears, an individual's pain level decreases, their energy level increases, and vitality may be significantly renewed.
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Lymph Drainage Therapy (LDT), as developed by Bruno Chikly, MD, (hon D.O.) is a gentle method of stimulating lymph and body fluids. It helps eliminate fluid retention, cleanse the body and eliminate toxins and trapped proteins from tissues.
Benefits of Lymphatic Drainage
  • Reduce swelling and inflammation
  • Promote tissue healing
  • Detoxify the body
  • Increase energy
  • Relieve acute or chronic pain
  • Invigorate cellular metabolism
  • Produce deep relaxation
  • Relief of symptoms associated with many chronic diseases
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WHAT TO EXPECT IN YOUR LDT SESSION
Your Lymphatic Drainage session will be conducted with clothes on by a Massage Therapist or Craniosacral Therapist.  Your session will last an average of 60 minutes. It is recommended that you go home to continue resting and hydrating for at least 2 hours post-treatment, but if you can not, simply plan to drink lots of water and move forward with your day. 
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