OT: Lymph Massage & detox to

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Hi ,

I've only gone 2 times so far in a 1.5 mo. span. I felt like a truck hit

me for a few days after. I did some saunas, dry brushing, epsom salt

baths and a little rebounding and it cleared, I just thought maybe I

needed to use some oral detoxing agents to pull more toxins out or somehow

mop them up.

My dr. said the best massage for me would be lymph, I wonder what the

difference is between lymph and deep tissue, would deep tissue be bad to

have, I guess w/all the body tenderness we have, pressing on the tissue

would probably be too painful.

I did some accupuncture sessions and several cranial sacral sessions, I

felt very relaxed afterwards, usually will last for a week, I wish I could

continually do them, but too costly.

I heard lemon water is very good:

lemon helps cleanse the liver of toxins, and helps with kidney function.

when you drink it warm, the body doesn't have to work to warm it up and it

passes thru easier. It helps release mucous and some say it helps w/gas,

but I can't attest to that.

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11/17/2010 07:58 PM

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, I go about every 3 weeks. I was told that they will clear thru the

spleen but I thought most " Lyme " toxins went thru the liver.

Are you going weekly? What do you notice? For me, the first couple of

reactions happened within 24 hrs. Now, from one of the gals I see, it's

day

4 thru day 7, the nausea and mild headache make it almost unbearable to

work. Hence the every 3 weeks.

For mop up I drink lemon water and try and do a coffee enema but I'm still

getting pretty slammed. I've probably had 8 or so, so far. Maybe I should

try more green clay or sarsaparilla or something. Any ideas?

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Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2010 1:42 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] OT: Lymph Massage & detox

Does anyone have weekly lymph massages done, and when the toxins are

released, where do they go (the liver?) What's good to mop up the toxins?

Would it be a liver detox, or a whole body detox method?

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My understanding is that " lymph " massage is exactly that - manual help in

draining the lymph system. The lymph tends to be the dumping ground of

toxins that for some lymies stacks up like an unmoved garbage heap.

Supposedly, the more you drain the lymph, the easier it will be in the

future. then there is us lymies who seem to produce more toxins than the

average; bugs tossing of toxins while living, then a big dose as the die.

For my next lymph massage next Tuesday, I'm going to start heavy detoxing

after like epsom salt baths, milk thistle, dandelion, and mangosteen

juice??? Has anyone had much experience with mangosteen juice - don't I

remember that from my reading as a biggie for detoxing???

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Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2010 6:45 AM

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Hi ,

I've only gone 2 times so far in a 1.5 mo. span. I felt like a truck hit

me for a few days after. I did some saunas, dry brushing, epsom salt

baths and a little rebounding and it cleared, I just thought maybe I

needed to use some oral detoxing agents to pull more toxins out or somehow

mop them up.

My dr. said the best massage for me would be lymph, I wonder what the

difference is between lymph and deep tissue, would deep tissue be bad to

have, I guess w/all the body tenderness we have, pressing on the tissue

would probably be too painful.

I did some accupuncture sessions and several cranial sacral sessions, I

felt very relaxed afterwards, usually will last for a week, I wish I could

continually do them, but too costly.

I heard lemon water is very good:

lemon helps cleanse the liver of toxins, and helps with kidney function.

when you drink it warm, the body doesn't have to work to warm it up and it

passes thru easier. It helps release mucous and some say it helps w/gas,

but I can't attest to that.

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Date:

11/17/2010 07:58 PM

Subject:

RE: [ ] OT: Lymph Massage & detox

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, I go about every 3 weeks. I was told that they will clear thru the

spleen but I thought most " Lyme " toxins went thru the liver.

Are you going weekly? What do you notice? For me, the first couple of

reactions happened within 24 hrs. Now, from one of the gals I see, it's

day

4 thru day 7, the nausea and mild headache make it almost unbearable to

work. Hence the every 3 weeks.

For mop up I drink lemon water and try and do a coffee enema but I'm still

getting pretty slammed. I've probably had 8 or so, so far. Maybe I should

try more green clay or sarsaparilla or something. Any ideas?

_____

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Subject: Re: [ ] OT: Lymph Massage & detox

Does anyone have weekly lymph massages done, and when the toxins are

released, where do they go (the liver?) What's good to mop up the toxins?

Would it be a liver detox, or a whole body detox method?

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