The lymphatic system acts as a waste elimination system in the body. It comprises a vast network of vessels containing lymph, a clear liquid that circulates throughout the body thanks to the contraction of muscles and blood vessels. Lymph contains excess fluid from the blood and tissues, as well as waste products that are eventually eliminated in the lymph nodes.

When lymphatic circulation is inadequate in a particular part of the body, fluid tends to accumulate there. As a result, swelling (edema) may or may not occur, with or without pain. This accumulation of fluid is implicated in certain health problems, such as lymphedema, stretch marks or heavy legs. Lymphatic drainage, by mimicking the pumping effect caused by muscle and blood vessel contraction, can therefore have a beneficial effect in these conditions.

It really cleanses the whole body and restores circulation.You need to do this regularly to avoid accumulating and storing “bad” energy.

In traditional Chinese medicine, the belly is often considered our second brain. Chinese philosophy is based on the fact that the belly is the center of our emotions. Chi Nei Tsang, a derivative of Qi Gong, is a belly massage that focuses on the internal organs.

Chi Nei Tsang: how does it work?

Studies show that the belly has an important influence on the mind. In ancient Taoist tradition, the belly is the seat of our emotions. Chi nei tsang is based on the body’s internal organs (liver, spleen, pancreas, stomach, intestine). This technique releases physical blockages naturally.

The aim of chi nei tsang is to release harmful emotional energies that can exhaust your nervous system and internal organs, which are essential to the body’s functioning and can cause disorder if not soothed.