Obrzęk LIMFATYCZNY - kompletny poradnik
Marek Purczyński · 4,547 words · 23 min read · EN

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A face like a full moon, a protruding belly. You can't put the ring on your finger, your shoes are tight. All of these symptoms may indicate that your body is not coping with lymph drainage and you are suffering from lymphedema. My dears, this film is a response to the appeal of one of the viewers who wrote
me an email asking if I would address the topic of lymphedema. So I scratched my head and thought, and in fact, in over a dozen years of my practice, I have never yet tackled such an important topic for a physiotherapist and for the patient's overall well-being, which is lymph management and the reduction of
lymphedema. Let us remember that lymphedema itself is a consequence and it is a disease. On this channel I love talking about how to be healthy and I'm talking about health here. That's why today, in a few simple steps, I will show you how to deal with lymph stagnation in your bodies using natural methods. Stay with me.
[music] My dears, before we begin, it's good to use some background so you know what you're dealing with. Firstly, why our mouths smack, why our hands smack, or why we have bulging bellies, for example. What is this lymph that is found in our various parts of the body? Well, we have to start with the fact that
lymph is a component of our blood. Blood leaving the left ventricle, going into the aorta, then dividing into all the individual arteries and arterioles, reaches the capillaries. And suddenly something magical happens in our body, one could say, because blood does not reach every single cell through blood vessels. Cells live in tissues, and tissue, to put it simply
, is a kind of swamp with cells packed quite tightly together, but the fact that it's packed quite tightly together is also a secondary issue, because for example, when you have bone, the cells there are very tightly packed, which is why the bone is hard. But when you think about skin cells or
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