LDM is a specialized massage technique with a very gentle touch, designed to enhance the flow of the lymphatic system, a crucial part of the immune system.
This technique aims to reduce swelling, eliminate toxins from the body, and promote overall health. Unlike traditional massage therapies, LDM focuses mainly on the neck and torso, with most sessions performed with the client lying face-up.
LDM is sought for various reasons, including post-surgical recovery, edema management, digestive issues, immune system support, menstrual cycle regulation, sleep improvement, and managing chronic lymphedema, especially in cases of lymph node removal.
Post-Surgical Recovery: LDM is particularly beneficial after surgery to reduce swelling and bruising, diminish scarring, and aid in flushing out toxins introduced by anesthesia, antibiotics, or pain medications. It helps accelerate the healing process and reduce the recovery time. Edema Management: Individuals experiencing edema, characterized by overall puffiness and sensitive nerves, find relief through LDM.
It helps in reducing the excess fluid buildup and alleviating discomfort. Digestive Issues: LDM can significantly impact digestive health. For digestive system treatment, a longer session around 75 minutes is recommended to provide focused treatment beyond what a standard LDM session offers.
