The One Physiological Process you must know for Amazing Results and Ecstatic Patients

When you have a non-invasive body contouring practice, no matter what technology you use, you must have a firm grasp on the lymphatic system. That’s because the lymphatic system plays an integral role in every single non-invasive body contouring treatment out there.  And you will likely not achieve good body contouring results in the absence of healthy lymphatic flow. So listen up. In today’s episode, we’re going to give you a detailed refresher course in the all-too-often overlooked, yet most significant physiological system (at least in the world of body contouring), ...the lymphatic circulatory system.  Though the lymphatic system serves two other extremely important functions, fatty acid transport and in ensuring our immune health, the crucial function we’re discussing today is its role in removing fluids, waste and toxins from our bodies.  So what is the common role the lymphatic system plays in every non-invasive body contouring treatment? The lymphatic system must mobilize and eliminate fats, waste and other debris left behind after the technology has caused its damage or destruction.  So it doesn’t matter if you are performing Zerona and you must eliminate the lipids that leaked out into the interstitial space from the damaged fat cell membranes or if you are performing SculpSure and you must eliminate the destroyed fat cells and other debris, it’s up to the lymphatic system to drain and eliminate what has been left behind. Just a bit ago, we said the lymphatic circulatory system. Did you catch it? That’s right. The lymphatic system is a second circulatory system in our body, the first being our blood circulatory system.  But unlike blood circulation, which moves actively because of our heart pumping, lymphatic drainage is a passive drainage system. The heart does not move it.Hippocrates once described our lymphatic system as carrying our “white blood.” That so-called white blood is called lymph and you have to keep the lymph flowing for healthy function.  Think of the lymphatic vessels as a giant drainage system for the body. And just like the sink getting clogged at your home and not draining, if that lymphatic drainage slows down or gets held up in your body, you are not going to get rid of the fluids and waste properly. When that happens with your patients, they won’t be able to see the reduction because the waste and fluids are still present in the body creating an increase in size. So we need good lymphatic function. For healthy lymphatic flow, the lymphatic system needs Movement by the bodyHydrationDeep BreathingProper NutritionLow Stress...