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Bloating and How Lymphatic Massage May help!

  • Writer: bklyntherapeutic
    bklyntherapeutic
  • Jun 13
  • 2 min read
  • Week 1 Blog:



    Still Bloated After Clean Eating? Here’s What Your Lymph System Might Be Trying to Tell You

     

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    If you’ve pared down your diet, cut out processed foods, and still feel bloated or puffy—listen up. Your lymphatic system might be the silent culprit behind your stubborn bloat.



    What Is the Lymphatic System, Anyway?



    • Think of it as your body’s clear water network. It collects excess fluid and toxins, filtering them through lymph nodes before returning them to your bloodstream  .Unlike the cardiovascular system, the lymphatic system relies on movement and massage, not a pump, to stay flowing .




Why Lymph Flow Matters for Digestion



  1. It clears excess fluid—so when lymph is sluggish, fluid pools and causes bloating  .

  2. It helps absorb fats and fuel gut health—when blocked, nutrient release and digestion slow down  .

  3. It reduces gut inflammation—enhancing comfort and nutrient uptake .




Could Your Lymph Be Stuck?



Look for these signs:


  • Persistent bloating or constipation

  • Water retention (hello, puffy ankles)

  • Brain fog, fatigue, skin irritations

  • Unexplained digestion slow-down




How Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) Helps



  • This gentle technique unblocks lymph flow, easing trapped fluid and easing your gut  .

  • It supports detox pathways, so your body can absorb nutrients better  .

  • MLD shifts you into rest-and-digest mode, calming the nervous system that often worsens digestive issues.




Quick Tips to Support Lymph & Digestion



  • Drink plenty of water

  • Do gentle movement (walking, yoga, trampoline rebounding)

  • Try dry brushing or at-home lymph self-massage 




Feeling bloated despite your best efforts? It might be time to help your lymph get moving.

[Book your Digestive Reset MLD session today]

Or begin your journey with our Spring Lymph Reset Package!



Next week:

We’ll explore how MLD helps you release inflammation and swelling—even when it’s disguised as “normal.”

 
 
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