Lymphatic Massage

It has a sonar sound to it. The sonar mimics the sonar in the ocean so dolphins, whales and submarine sonar and the ocean. When sonar travels, it travels for miles and it forces the what? The water and the ocean to move for the sound to travel. So it’s doing the same thing in our body. So it’s literally forcing the fluid to move any time our immune system gets compromised, the lymph becomes thicker, which is not good because it compromises Damion System even that much more.

So our system doesn’t have its own pumping mechanisms, so it relies on us to be active. And when we’re not well, sometimes we don’t feel like being as active. So this machine forces the fluid to move, and I do pretty much most of the front of the body. So all the lumps through the whole chest cavity, the neck, the armpits all through the abdominal, the groin, the inside of the arms and the inside of the legs.

And I go behind it with my hands and massage trying to feel for swollen lymph nodes. If we find swollen lymph nodes, I continue to stay there. I work with essential oils and we get those lymph nodes to flush and they work a lot in the abdominal trying to fill the organs to make sure that the organs are not swollen or inflamed and make sure that everything is happy and healthy.

And I will follow through with a doctor’s, let them know if I find any organs that need some extra love. So that’s what I do here at the center. I also do regular massage, but for the cancer side, we focus on the lymphatic, which is oncology massage. So that’s what I do here at the center. Thank you so much.

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