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Product Description Keep the flow going with Lymphatic Drainage Massage: The Body by Aesthetic VideoSource. This video is very well presented and explains the lymphatic system in detail. Massage Therapists can easily learn lymphatic massage techniques by watching this excellent video. The lymphatic system is the frontline in the body's defense mechanisms. It filters out disease-causing organisms, such as viruses and bacteria; distributes fluids and nutrients in the body; and, drains excess fluids and protein so that tissues do not swell. However, the lymphatic system has no central pump. Its movement is dependent on muscular contraction, breathing, and manual manipulation, such as massage. In Aesthetic VideoSource's Lymphatic Drainage Massage Therapy instructional DVD, expert massage therapist and instructor, Meade Steadman, demonstrates step by step how to provide lymphatic drainage massage therapy. This massage aids lymphatic drainage, increasing lymph flow by as much as 20%. Meade Steadman is a licensed massage therapist and instructor for the Myotherapy College of Utah. He is also the featured expert in other Aesthetic VideoSource instructional videos which have received many awards and accolades, including Essentials of Swedish Massage, The Art & Practice of Stone Massage, Comprehensive Reflexology and Massage, and Therapeutic Breast Massage. In This instructional DVD, Lymphatic Drainage Massage Therapy: Body, Steadman shows the strokes used in lymphatic massage and he demonstrates a routine for providing manual lymphatic drainage to promote lymphatic flow for the body. In Lymphatic Drainage Massage Therapy: Face & Neck, the demonstration focuses on the face and neck. This DVD is also available on Amazon. In both volumes, Steadman discusses the lymphatic system in detail, including the lymph vessels, organs, and nodes. He discusses lymphatic flow, the benefits and contraindications of lymphatic massage, and post-treatment recommendations. Both DVDs are available on Amazon. The step-by-step demonstrations are detailed and very easy to follow. This is a must have video for anyone interested in Lymphatic Drainage Massage. Includes in depth demonstrations and very clear explanations. This video will help a new or experienced massage therapist understand this technique. Click on the orange add to cart button to order today! Review You have the best videos! It's like being right there in class. --Katherine Blanc, California Interested in expanding business through expanding knowledge, thank you for the services you offer. --Kay Bryant, GA, USA The convenience of video learning in my spare time is great thanks. --Nivea Cruz, NY, USA Keep the Flow Going With Aesthetic Videosource Lymphatic Drainage Massage Therapy DVD Series The lymphatic system is the frontline in the body s defense mechanisms. It filters out disease-causing organisms, such as viruses and bacteria; distributes fluids and nutrients in the body; and, drains excess fluids and protein so that tissues do not swell. However, the lymphatic system has no central pump. Its movement is dependent on muscular contraction, breathing, and manual manipulation, such as massage. In Aesthetic VideoSource s Lymphatic Drainage Massage Therapy instructional DVD series, expert massage therapist and instructor, Meade Steadman, demonstrates step by step how to provide lymphatic drainage massage therapy. This massage aids lymphatic drainage, increasing lymph flow by as much as 20%. Meade Steadman is a licensed massage therapist and instructor for the Myotherapy College of Utah. He is also the featured expert in other Aesthetic VideoSource instructional videos which have received many awards and accolades, including Essentials of Swedish Massage, The Art & Practice of Stone Massage, Comprehensive Reflexology and Massage, and Therapeutic Breast Massage. Aesthetic VideoSource provides award-winning DVDs and online video streaming to massage therapists, aestheticians, dermatologists