REVISED PAGE SEPTEMBER 2011
Despite this previous 10 pages of information being one
of the most read of all of our site, we have had to take down the information. New Advertising Standards protocols are
so inhibiting that we may not mention treatment for specific conditions.
However, we are able to describe the lymphatic
system as being a crucial part of the immune system and the way it seems to work. All nutrients needed for the body
to work corrrectly are transported via the blood to all parts of the body.
The blood carries red and white corpuscles
and other cells designed to protect the body from viruses and bacteria, cancerous cells and toxins. If we think of the
arteries as the high pressure system, then the nutrients and water have to migrate into the cells at a lower pressure.
Thus they cannot get back in to the high pressure arteries.
Once consumed or used by the organs, muscles or whatever,
the product and waste has to be got back to the heart to be pumped through the liver and kidney to be cleansed before re-entering
the blood system and re-oxygenated.
This is done by the action of the muscles and as the lymphatic system has no
pump as such, inactivity will reduce this effectiveness and worsen the situation.
If the lymphatic sustem
is sluggish or blocked, damaged or removed during an operation, the toxins build up and little or no new blood can get in
to the muscles.
Hence pain, loss of energy, exhaustion, lymphoedema and often, depression sets in.
By stimulating the lymphatic system, the body is encouraged to return to normality and good health.
We will be pleased to talk to you about the need for this procedure
but nothing that is said or implied replaces nor is intended to offer any medical opinion and medical advice should be sought
in all cases of undiagnosed lumps or health concerns.
Neither does this passage condone or authorise any
person whether qualified or not to touch any person without full informed consent and compliance with all relevant regulations
and protocols.
Men store fats differently to women and the incidence of problems is greater in women.
If you wish for a chaperone or for your partner, parent, relative to be in the room at the time of
your treatment, this is quite usual and all you have to do is ask. No-one will touch you without your consent and full
understanding of what may be appropriate for your condition.
Tony September 2011
