Lymphatic Drainage Massage

Lymphatic drainage massage refers to clearing the lymph nodes in the clavicle, massaging fluids down the neck and working up toward the sinuses. Use light pressure in a downward motion with advice from a massage therapist in this free video on massage techniques.

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Education

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• massage
• therapy
• therapist

[RebelMC22]

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[xoyouaremysunshinexo]

so much better than expert village

[SexyVamp73]

Wonderful videos, very helpful and educational ~ very clear and easy to understand as well. As per the microwave, it is there to warm up items used in massage therapy of course.

[ItJustMeandYou]

@RebelMC22 all hail the almighty microwave waiting for its own special massage

[Broooose]

did you have to return the corpse after this video?

[MaximumHuge]

@RebelMC22 good eye!

[xLuckyLuciano]

That guy looks dead.

[jompolt]

She definitely knows nothing about lymphatic drainage system, Please go study first. I recommend just take a look at Dr.Vodder's Manual lymph drainage. If she has more educations of what the MLD is, she will be so embarrassed to post this video.

[jcoleCRNA]

umm she defn understands proximal to distal. the actual movement she's performing is distal to proximal but she's referring to the overall movement, starting the drainage proximal then moving more distal as you go. so you don't start working in the wrist before you work on the upper arm, etc.

[ricsussan]

You don't know proximal from distal. Study your anatomy. You state that the therapist should work from proximal to distal (which is in opposition to lympatic drainage) but correctly demonstrate working from distal to proximal.

[TeslaDRay]

@jedirifleman

he already did.

[TeslaDRay]

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