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The International Lymphology Association supports all those who work with the lymph system of the body to bring about and maintain health. Our bodies contain about twice as much lymph fluid as blood. This fluid bathes each cell and drains away toxins in a circulatory system powered only by exercise and deep breathing. It has no central pump like the blood.  If the movement of lymph stopped entirely you would die within hours.

Understanding the importance of lymphology, our association offers solid basics for the business success of its members:

• the best lymphology insurances in the profession,
• access to affordable health insurance,
• 401K retirement plan,
• $50 referral bonuses,
• NEW! IMA Group Travel,
• your own personal website,
• largest referral listing for our industry,
• product discounts,
• business tips and more.

       Come check out our membership benefits and join us!

Lymphatic massage is a massage form that addresses the movement of lymph fluid. It is a rhythmic technique that gently imitates the body's way of moving its fluids. It moves lymph from the tiny lymph vessels that bath each cell to the 500 lymph nodes onward to the six major lymphatic trunks.  As the lymph is aided in moving thorough out the body, it cleanses and purifies, removing bacteria, infection, and diseased cells along the way. 

Because lymph cleanses nearly every cell in your body, symptoms of chronic lymph blockage can be a feeling of general tiredness and fatigue with a heaviness in the abdomen. Accompanying this can be such symptoms as food allergies, frequent colds, joint pain, headaches, fatigue, tissue swelling, and depression.

On an everyday basis, regular lymphatic massage can be great preventive health maintenance. It is especially helpful for any form of edema, poor circulation, a need for detoxification, and for post traumatic injury or surgery as it will reduce the swelling and speed up the healing time.

We invite all lymphologists to join us as we educate the world on the importance of the lymph system in maintaining general health.