Complete Lymphatic Drainage Massage Course

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What You Will Learn!

1. LDM Introduction
2. Vodder technique
3. LDM History
4. Idm contraindications
5. Lymphedema
6. The Lymphatic system
7. LDM
8. Casley-smith LDM
9. LDM Primary effects
10. Leduc Technique
11. How to perform LDM
12. Self LDM
13. LDM calfs & hamstring
14. LDM lower back & scapula
15. LDM knee & quads
16. LDM tummy & chest
17. LDM head neck shoulders
18. Congrats

Description

The lymphatic system is an important part of the body immune system. It consists of organs such as the thymus, bone marrow, spleen, tonsils, appendix, and Peyer spots in the small intestine that process and produce specialized leukocyte that combat infection and cancer.

Like the venous system, the lymphatic system carries fluids throughout the body. The lymphatic system includes

Thin-walled lymphatic vessels

Lymph nodes

2 gathering ducts

Lymphatic vessels, situated throughout the body, are larger than blood vessels (the tiniest capillary, which link veins and arteries), and many are smaller sized than the tiniest veins. The majority of the lymphatic vessels have valves like those in veins to keep the lymph, which can embolisms, streaming in the one instructions (towards the heart). Lymphatic vessels drain pipes fluid called lymph from tissues throughout the body and return the fluid to the venous system through 2 gathering ducts.

Lymph starts as fluid that has actually diffused through the extremely thin walls of blood vessels into the area in between cells. The majority of the fluid is reabsorbed into the blood vessels and the rest is drained pipes into the lymphatic vessels, which ultimately return it to the veins. Lymph likewise includes lots of other compounds consisting of

Proteins, minerals, nutrients, and other compounds, which offer nutrition to tissues

Harmed cells, cancer cells, and foreign particles (such as infections and germs) that might have gotten in the tissue fluids

Lymph nodes are small bean-shaped organs that serve as collection centers for lymph. All lymph passes through tactically put lymph nodes, which filter harmed cells, cancer cells, and foreign particles out of the lymph. Lymph nodes likewise include specialized white blood cells (for example, macrophages and lymphocytes) developed to swallow up and ruin broken cells, cancer cells, transmittable organisms, and foreign particles.

The lymphatic vessels drain pipes into gathering ducts, which clear their contents into the two subclavian veins, situated under the collarbones. These veins sign up with to form the exceptional vena cava, the big vein that drains pipes blood from the upper body into the heart.

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