MLD training
MLD training

What does MLD do?What does MLD do?

Manual Lymph Drainage activates the musculature of the lymph vessel system increasing it's rate of absorption from the surrounding tissues.
It’s a non-invasive way to remove excess fluid and waste products more quickly.

 

It is as effective on the swollen feet of the person who has been standing all day as it is on the swollen leg's of the person suffering from lymphoedema or the woman who is 8 months pregnant.

Lymphoedema is an important indication for MLD. MLD alone on truncal or facial ("mid-line") oedema regardless of cause and MLD in concert with specialist bandaging, skin care and exercises (CDT) for limbs.

 

It's the perfect antidote to the swelling associated with pregnancy adding nothing toxic to the body whatsoever. These gentle movements are pleasant to experience as excess fluid is collected from the tissues by your own body's system and sent on its way.

The effects of MLD on the nervous system make it one of the most relaxing treatments available. Perfect for stress and pain control.

 

Post-operative MLD is common in the plastic surgery field. A facelift patient in France is normally given a prescription for 30 daily MLD treatments to reduce the swelling and bruising, speed the healing and calm the patient.

 

Old scars can be greatly improved with MLD – normalising the colour and flattening out unsightly scar formation. Migraine and arthritic problems, "glue ear' in children and congested sinus" can all be positively affected.

 

The list of indications is a long one and the training given covers the whole body with specific movements for special situations.

MLD Training is unique. It is difficult to learn to do well but the rewards are well worth the effort. Sign up now!


What does MLD do?