Uncover the secrets of the lymphatic system and master your total-body health with easy-to-follow exercises, simple therapy techniques, digestible clinical information, and more!
Uncover the secrets of the lymphatic system and master your total-body health with easy-to-follow exercises, simple therapy techniques, digestible clinical information, and more!
Although not commonly known, the lymphatic system is responsible for a number of important functions in the human body, such as purifying toxins, fortifying the immune system, and maintaining physical beauty. Whether you're interested in learning more about this elusive system or seeking alternative treatment to chronic inflammation, look no further than The Lymphatic System Handbook!
Featuring step-by-step exercises and techniques for lymphatic drainage massages as well as comprehensive, easy-to-digest information on lymph health, circulation, and management, The Lymphatic System Handbook will help you understand and alleviate inflammation symptoms associated with chronic illnesses, such as:
Flavio Gazzola, MD, a specialist in neurology, is an esteemed expert and innovator in natural and holistic medicine. He is renowned for his contributions to acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine, notably pioneering craniopuncture research in hemiplegia recovery. His work in electro-acupuncture and various bioelectronic diagnostic techniques, such as Ryodoraku, MORA therapy, Vega testing, and computerised somatodensitometry, is prominent in the field. Gazzola's expertise extends to iridology, homeopathy, homotoxicology, phytotherapy, and chirotherapy. As a respected university professor, he has authored numerous books on natural medicine, including Healing the Incurable (2006). His website, , serves as a comprehensive resource on natural medicine. Gazzola practices in San Donato Milanese in Milan, Italy.
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