"Each generation's health is slightly more compromised than the previous one due to environmental deterioration."
Biotherapeutic
drainage is available in this practice because it effectively accomplishes
detoxification with little if any aggravation and is an affordable amazing
modality.
What Biotherapeutic Drainage is
Biotherapeutic drainage is a process in which the body is detoxified by
opening the emunctories, and then discharging the toxic accumulations. Our
primary emunctories are the skin, intestines, lungs, kidneys and bladder.
They are made of tissue that is capable of allowing excretions to exit the
body. Our liver, stomach and pancreas are not tissues that permit removal of
wastes to the exterior of the body, but they perform many essential
functions in the maintenance and the functioning of the other emunctories
tissues. When the natural excretory system is blocked or inadequate for
normal metabolic catabolism, a person can develop a condition, an illness,
an “-itis”.
When Drainage is Used
Drainage is used when our organs and tissues become insufficient not only
from poor diet choices, insufficient sleep, stress, lack of exercise,
chemical exposure, but also from our own cellular waste, free radical
oxidation, and chronic inflammation.
Symptoms of Distress
Symptoms are signs that the liver, our main filtering system is overworked,
and toxins are increasing in the blood stream. Cystitis, diarrhea with
blood, and mucous, genital infections, and eczema, are examples of not
normal physiology and because of this we try to live with fatigue, pain,
bloating, edema, coldness and insomnia. These are symptoms which may lead to
chronic degenerative disease or auto-immune conditions to many to mention.
They are the body’s way of asking for help. Listen to your body.
Optimal Health
Optimal health on a physical, mental, and biological level is something we
all look forward too. When beginning your journey towards optimal health, it
is always important to ensure that all primary emunctories are able to
discharge toxins to the outside of the body. This is accomplished with
Biotherapeutic drainage. It is always necessary to remove the toxins from
the blood first, thereby creating a space for organ and tissue toxins to
move into. Toxins are deposited layer by layer. So old toxins are deepest
and the new toxins are more superficial.