Manual Lymphatic
drainage is the gentle massaging of the body in order to stimulate the natural
circulation of the lymph around the body.
While getting a massage can be expensive and time consuming one of the
best ways to help with lymphatic drainage is skin brushing.
Here’s the
science bit!
Skin
brushing has the effect of stimulating the lymphatic system to move excess
toxins into the solar plexus area, where the toxic fluid is drained into the
intestines to be excreted from the body.
By using the bristles of the brush to massage your body this will
encourage waste to be drawn up through the skin and brushed away.
Your skin
is one of the key areas for elimination of these toxics and due to this you may
find that your skin becomes itchy and irritated. This can happen when there is a build up of these
toxins and skin brushing can help clear these from the skin.
So now you
know the science will you take up skin brushing? A simple how to for skin brushing is below
and visit your local DocMorris or Unicarepharmacy where you can pick up a skin
brush and start your new regime!
Step
1. Wait until your skin is dry
Step
2. Start at your feet and brush with
firm but gentle strokes up towards your heart.
Complete both legs, your bum and your stomach
Step
3. Start with your finger tips moving on
to your arms, shoulders down your front and your back.
Step
4. Take a warm bath to wash away any
excess dead skin
Results
will be glowing skin and a feeling of refreshment! Lymphatic drainage and skin brushing can help tone your body, reduce cellulite and can aid in stress reduction. Why not follow your regime with body
moisturiser for that extra special silky skin feeling.
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