Manual Lymph Drainage ad modum Dr. Vodder. This is a gentle, non-invasive manual technique that has a powerful effect on the body. Research in Australia, Europe and North America has proven its efficacy as a stand-alone treatment and in combination with other therapies. Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) is a technique that is very specific in direction, stroke, and pressure in order to effectively move fluid out of a swollen area. Lymphatic Massage implies that the therapist glides over the skin with oil. True Manual Lymphatic Drainage actually stretches skin gently and does not use any type of lubricant. Lymphatic drainage removes waste products from tissues into the vessels of the lymphatic system and destroys germs in the lymph nodes. Direct contact with skin is effective in the treatment of Lymphatic Drainage is a manual therapy conformed by light strokes in the surface of the skin in direction of the structure of the lymphatic system. This technique will unblock the lymph nodes, and pump your lymphatic system to naturally drain the accumulation of lymphatic fluid that is creating the inflammation or edema. Manual lymphatic drainage (MLD) is a light but very specific hands-on therapy designed to reduce lymph swelling by enhancing lymphatic drainage. MLD therapists are trained in the anatomy and physiology of the lymphatic system to facilitate lymph drainage of the vessels. Manual lymphatic drainage is a gentle massage aiming to drain the lymph fluid from the tissues. Manual lymphatic drainage creates immunity by spreading immune cells and other factors throughout the body. Manual lymphatic drainage can help reduce inflammation, speed healing, and diminish scar tissue. The course includes anatomy, physiology and This engaging 5? day MLD Certification course is based on the techniques developed by Dr. Emil Vodder, Ph.D., MT. When skillfully applied, this therapeutic form of soft-tissue mobilization dramatically enhances lymph formation and promotes d