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Poor Lymph Circulation
Improper circulation of lymph throughout the body can have other effects besides contributing to edema. When lymph circulation is compromised, a buildup of metabolic wastes may form in the system causing various conditions that are a result of toxicity such as headaches, constipation, digestive problems and pelvic irritation in women. Although blocked lymph may be the result of muscle contraction around lymph vessels or nerve compression, caffeine may play a role in causing those muscles to contract.
Caffeine acts as a vasoconstrictor, or a chemical that causes the capillaries to cramp and tighten, preventing adequate blood flow to the area. When this occurs, it affects surrounding muscles and tissues. Constriction occurs in the tissues surrounding the lymph nodes and vessels, restricting drainage of lymph fluid.
Sources of Caffeine
Caffeine is found in many foods and medicines. The most obvious foods containing caffeine are coffee and caffeinated teas, like black and green tea. Additionally, many sodas contain caffeine as do most energy drinks. Less commonly known places you’ll find caffeine are in hot chocolate drinks, cocoa, chocolate candy, prescription and non-prescription medicines, sleep aids and weight-control aids.
If you’re on a caffeine-restricted diet, check labels for hidden sources of caffeine before buying packaged foods and ask your pharmacist if any of your medications contain caffeine.
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