Frequently Asked Questions about Protocel
Sometimes our lymph system is slow in getting the waste product
down to the liver. This can be from a decrease in an
individual’s activity level or due to the individual’s disease
parameters. There are several simple things that can be done
that will help jog the lymph system into moving that junk on
down the line so to speak. Here are three activities you can
perform to jog the lymphatic system.
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- Lay flat on your back in bed, lifting your arms up above your head and allowing them to go limp and fall on your mattress. They should bounce several times. This can be done with your legs as well by lifting them up several inches and allowing them to fall on the mattress also bouncing. Do this as many times as you choose each morning before getting out of bed and every night before falling to sleep. At least, four or five times each morning and night though is a good number to target.
- Stand up and actually jump in place four or five times periodically throughout the day.
- If you are strong enough and have access to a small indoor trampoline, it can be used as often as you choose for gentle bouncing to jog your lymph system. This is called rebounding.