Electro Lymphatic Therapy (ELT) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) and Benefits at Healthy Being Wellness Center in St. Petersburg Fl 33702

Electro Lymphatic Therapy (ELT) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) and Benefits at Healthy Being Wellness Center in St

. Petersburg Fl 33702

What can I expect from a lymphatic drainage session?

Lymphatic Drainage Therapy (LDT) is a gentle, non-invasive, light frequency therapy technique. Our clients can wear light cotton clothing during a session. This treatment is as relaxing and comfortable as a relaxation massage.

Why does Lymph Drainage work?

The lymph vessel system is responsible for carrying excess water, proteins and wastes from the connective tissue back to the bloodstream. During the transportation process it is cleaned, filtered and concentrated with many immune reactions occurring in the lymph nodes. If the pathways become congested, swelling occurs. If there is a trauma to the connective tissue, such as an injury or surgery, the lymph vessel system must transport the inflammatory products and toxins away from the area.

Lymphatic drainage assists your body to reduce swelling and inflammation, which optimizes wound healing. We work closely with your physician regarding your healing process and follow specific protocols to ensure safe and appropriate levels of treatment.

How effective is electrolymphatic drainage therapy?

It can be highly effective for over 60 different conditions. We use electro-lymphatic therapy (ELT) which utilizes a hand held wand to send high-frequency electrical pulses into the lymphatic system. These healing frequencies break up the congestion at a fast rate and so target an affected area efficiently This device is so effective that one session of its use is equal to 4 to 8 sessions of only manual lymphatic massage.

What are the benefits electro-lymphatic drainage therapy?

We can reach areas that traditional manual massage cannot reach. The major components of thelymphatic system occur in areas protected by bony structure, such asthe upper chest area. Electronic therapy vibrates and stimulates the lymph nodes under the bone structure.

We can treat areas that would normally be too painful for manual massage such as ME

and Fibromyalga. Electronic therapy stimulates the Lymph without putting pressure on the muscles.

We can generate quicker results than manual massage because we provide immediate blockage relief in the key Lymph nodes. If these nodes are blocked, then the Lymph will not drain away properly.

How many therapy sessions will I need?

This is a progressive technique that typically requires more than one session for maximum affect. The number of treatments required will vary depending on the severity of the condition. Goals are discussed during the first treatment to meet your expectations and specific needs.

In more severe cases, it is recommended to have treatments 2-3 times a week, reducing down to once a month. Treatment times will also vary, an average session will normally take30-60 minutes.

What can I expect after a lymph therapy session?

Increased energy after several treatments. May feel tired after initial treatment.

More frequent urination and bowel movements to flush out the lymph.

Weight loss from fluid drainage and toning of tissue.

Pain and swelling should decrease (i.e., breast tenderness, arthritis, muscle spasms).

Is insurance accepted?

Our practice is self-pay, but you may choose for insurance reimbursement with a physician prescription.

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