FDA cleared compression, lymphatic drainage therapy system.

Have you heard about our Lymphatic System? If you have, you’re more than likely in the medical field! If not, we’re here to help you learn more about this major part of our Immune System. In simple terms, this system performs one of the most vital roles for our bodies, it allows our bodies to properly drain toxins, excess waste, fluids, lactic acid and performs many other crucial tasks for our bodies.

It has three interrelated functions which include:

- Removal of excess fluids from the body’s tissue
- Absorption of fatty acids and transportation of fat
- Production of immune cells

The Lymphatic System works in cooperation with white blood cells to protect the body in many ways. These include prevention of infection by cancer cells, fungi, viruses, and other bacteria.

You may not know this but when our lymph nodes become swollen, unpleasant health issues tend to ensue. You can improve your body’s ability to protect itself by addressing symptoms of swollen lymph Nodes. You can massage your lymphatic system often to help keep your body disease-free. Lymph movement is essential to a healthy lymphatic system. Being able to perform this function occurs with low pressure peristalsis. The involuntary, wave-like constriction and relaxation of muscles inside your body.