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A Healthy Lymph System is Vital for Flu Fighting Immunity Part 2

Monday, January 7th, 2013

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Lymph Solutions

Exercise helps your lymph system in the short term as well as the long term. Aerobic exercise will move your lymph up to five times faster then typical resting lymph flow. This is why many people cough out crud and mucous as they being to exercise. Strength training of your upper body, which improves muscle mass and muscle contraction, directly helps improve the long-term health of your lymph system. As I have pointed out, exercise can be friend or foe to your immune system function, so learn to do it right.

Getting a good response to exercise and actually doing exercise are basics for improving lymph function. Stagnation of your body is public enemy number one. Any exercise helps.

A simple exercise for those with a very congested lymph system is to lay on your back and place each hand on your opposite shoulder (this takes tension off the thoracic ducts in your shoulder area). Keeping your feet flat, move your feet up towards your rear end and keep them about shoulder distance apart. Put your knees together, forming a teepee look with your legs (this rolls your hips out and takes pressure off the thoracic duct moving from your gut up the left side of your spine). Stay in this position for 2 minutes to 20 minutes, however long it takes for you to feel the pressure decline at which point your lymph will move better. This simple exercise helps many people prevent or stop a potentially difficult lymph headache or major pressure problem. It is a favorite for people with fibromyalgia, as they may not be fit enough to do aerobic activity.

Of course, massage of the upper back invariably helps move your lymph along and those with a long-term history of lymph problems will eventually need to be able to tolerate deep tissue massage in this area so as to break up the “”scar tissue”" that is linking their connective tissue into such a stiff condition. Chiropractic can sometimes help, but results are short-lived unless the underlying lymph problem is addressed (as the lymph pressure will just push the spine back out of alignment). It is generally best to have muscles massaged and relaxed before an upper back adjustment is attempted, especially in those with long-term lymph struggles.

My favorite nutrient for moving the lymphatic system is arabinogalactan. This nutrient helps enhance macrophages (garbage eaters) and other immune cells within lymph tissue. It is often used before bed and in the morning, up to four times a day when fighting a bug. Arabinogalactan is one of the best natural remedies for helping to clear fever. It helps the immune system clear trash better so that a fever isn’t needed (far different from an anti-inflammatory drug that stops fever but leaves the toxins). I was one of the original users of arabinogalactan in clinical practice (it is far superior to Echinacea – which I no longer use due to allergy issues). Back in the 1990s I became a believer when a client, who had just been to the hospital with their infant who had been running a high fever for three days, stopped by my office on their way home (an hour drive) to see if I had any suggestions (the doctors offered nothing). Because arabinogalactan is a carbohydrate with no toxicity, I suggested they may want to give it a try as it had some preliminary studies showing it helped ear infections in children. They mixed some up in my office and gave it to their child. They called when they got home, the fever had broken. Countless children have benefited ever since.

My second choice is proteolytic enzymes, especially bromelain and papain, which are themselves “”garbage eaters”" and anti-inflammatory nutrients (helping reduce excess trash formation). Many digestive enzyme products will have a secondary benefit for cleaning internal trash, which of course helps move sluggish lymph.

Quercetin can help relieve the congestion that is associated with lymphatic overload, while helping front line troops stabilize and be more effective. Quercetin has been shown to help reduce the likelihood of the flu.

Oregano oil is a potent immune support nutrient based primarily on its active component, carvacrol. Carvacrol, as well as other oil components in oregano such as p-cymene and thymol, are terpenes that are also a fat-sludge solvents, i.e., help to dissolve sludge in the lymph system (and gall bladder for that matter). This is one reason oregano is so helpful for clearing out baseline sinus congestion along with its other multiple immune support benefits. Such baseline sinus issues are often fungal in nature. Oregano is one of the best natural antifungals available.

Those with fluid retention issues often benefit from herbs like horse chestnut, hawthorn berry, and grape seed extract, which help strengthen and tone capillaries, the water-holding tissues between capillaries and the lymph system, and the lymph system itself.

Any nutrients that help you reduce inflammation, boost your energy, or help you tolerate stress will help your lymph system by reducing the amount of trash it has to deal with in the first place.

Any nutrients that help your liver, gall bladder, or digestive tract handle trash better, help lymphatic stagnation because improvement will enable trash to flow out of the lymph system and smoothly get out of your body. Thus, some people will benefit from a more detailed understanding of the entire subject of detoxification.

Any nutrient that helps you sleep better will help your lymph system because sleep time is the main time your lymph tries to do its housecleaning chores. If you feel like crud when you wake up, it is directly reflective of how poorly your lymph system functioned while you slept. While a lack of sleep will always make matters worse, improving your lymph function in general will always help you sleep better.

Improvement in the baseline function of your lymph system is required for optimal immunity. If you do get sick, your lymph system will not only have its hands full helping to mount an immune response, it will also be working overtime trying to clear trash that is coming from the battlefield. If you can’t keep up with trash clearing your body will go to a back up plan called run a fever so as to break the toxic bonds of waste products coming from the infection.

The more that your body feels like it is being run over by a Mack truck, the more the garbage removal capability of your lymph system is being tested. This is a time to use higher amounts of lymph clearing nutrients, which not only help get you out of that horrid feeling but also improve the ability of your body to get over the hump and win the battle.

If your lymph system remains clogged during a battle it can go on and on and when you do finally get better you will be much more at risk for the infection coming back or for a new infection taking hold.

When you manage your lymph system for healthier function, both in terms of its baseline health and supporting it in a time of need, you will go a long way towards having a better immune response for fighting the flu, including the swine flu.

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How to Ensure a Happy Healthy Lymphatic System Part 2

Saturday, January 5th, 2013

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Lymphatic System

Lymphatic Detoxification

Lymphatic Drainage Treatments

Herbal Treatments Supporting Healthy Lymphatic Systems

Common herbs that can be used to support the health of lymphatic system include Echinacea, Calendula, Burdock, Red Clover, Queens Root and Poke root. These herbal remedies help to support the immune system. Echinacea particularly stimulates white blood cell production which is important in fighting off infection. Burdock is useful for treating a blocked lymphatic system. It is a lymph fluid purifier and helps the body to eliminate toxic metabolic waste products. The other herbal remedies mentioned here help to stimulate the action of the lymphatic system and lymphatic organs. Herbal remedies should not be used without consulting you physician first. Herbal preparations can interfere with your current medications, cause an allergic reaction in some sensitive people and can cause side effects.

In conclusion, the lymphatic system plays a vital role in the body. Ensuring its optimal health by nourishing it with the right foods, improving flow through exercise and massage are key lifestyle changes we all can make. Lymphedema is caused by a blockage within the lymphatic system. It causes a build of fluid in body tissues resulting in swelling, pain and loss of movement. It is quite a common occurrence that requires medical intervention. The lymph nodes filter out viruses, bacteria, cancer cells and metabolic waste products, hence ensuring their health is vital. The lymph system sadly is often the cause of cancer cells being spread throughout the body causing what is commonly known as metastases. (Cancer spreads from the primary cancer to other organs throughout the body). If you are experiencing swelling of any tissue in any part of your body of unknown cause, consult your doctor immediately.

A Healthy Lymph System is Vital for Flu Fighting Immunity Part 1

Friday, January 4th, 2013

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The healthy function of your lymphatic system is required for an optimal immune response. Millions of Americans struggle with a sluggish and stagnant lymph system, a clear immune system disadvantage. This is because your lymph system, in addition to its immune-related chores, is also in the trash removal business and the absorption and transport of fat business. The speed with which you mount an immune response can be drastically impaired by poor lymph function. It is worthwhile to understand how well your own lymph system is working.

During the course of infection cells that have identified the invader, such as the dendritic cells of your front line immune troops, must migrate into your lymphatic system and present their finding to a sub-group of lymphocytes called T Helper cells that are residing within lymph tissue.

Your T Helper cells have various meeting rooms within lymph nodes and lymph tissue where they discuss the problem and refine their identification of the invader. I might add that this is a far superior operation than health care officials traveling over to China to make a guess at which viruses should be in next season’s flu vaccine.

Once T Helper cells reach consensus they present the identification tag of the invader (antigen) to the higher-powered air force of your immune system, so that your big-time military knows what the enemy looks like. Troops resting in the barracks of your lymph tissue spring into action, having specific knowledge of the enemy’s appearance. At the same time the call goes out to manufacture more immune troops, requiring your liver to send protein and only happening really well if you are nutritionally adequate in many basic nutrients. See my article, Using Nutrition to Perceive and Combat Swine Flu, for more information on this important topic.

In addition to your liver distributing nutritional priorities for the formation of your immune troops, the latest research shows that your liver participates in antigen recognition and production of immune troops as well.

While various nutrients are needed to properly energize these immune cells so that they can move about, similar to the idea of having gasoline in your car and an engine that works, the issue of the condition of the highways being traveled upon is of the utmost importance. In the case of your immune response, those highways and roads are your lymphatic system. If your roads are cluttered with sludge or in a state of disrepair, dendritic cells have a harder time getting to the meeting rooms of the T Helper cells, troop production is reduced, and the speed of deployment is handicapped.
When you realize that a viral enemy is rapidly multiplying, the lack of an optimally swift immune response can make all the difference in the severity of infection.

What is Lymph Stagnation?

Yes, I know, this is not a common medical term. It should be. If doctors understood the subject they would have a lot better results with their patients. A properly flowing lymph is essential for a speedy and effective immune response. A stagnant or congested lymph spells trouble, in direct proportion to the amount of stagnation present.

The fluid between every cell of your body becomes lymph fluid as it enters your lymphatic vessels. Waste products of metabolism that are too large to put into your blood and breathe out are transported via your lymph to your liver for processing. The greater the amount of wear and tear you are under, from any source, the more trash must be hauled out through this system.

Your lymph fluid flows towards two main thoracic ducts (about the size of garden hoses) on either side of your spine between your shoulders. A sluggish and stagnant lymph system is marked by a variety of symptoms related to the pressure build up in this area of your body, a type of internal “”constipation.”"
Your lymph circulation does not have its own pump. In comparison, your heart pumps your blood. Rather, it runs primarily on muscle contractions that massage it along. Immediately you can see that inactivity and loss of muscle tone are major problems for healthy lymph flow.

The classic symptoms of lymph stagnation involve stiffness and pressure in your shoulder area. This is a location where muscles (stress tension), nerve-related stress (brain stem excitation – such as anxiety, stress overload, or pain), and the thoracic ducts of your lymph system all converge (they all cross-talk with inflammatory cytokines). A problem in any one of these systems causes problems to the others. A history of whiplash injury can severely handicap lymph function due to the injured tissue. Even once the injured tissue heals the lymph congestion may remain. Part of true fibromyalgia always involves significantly impaired lymph function in the shoulder area; causing trash to back up in muscles and make them hurt.

Your lymph system is a pressure system. When it is stagnant in the main shoulder area it forces pressure and waste products up into your head. This can cause headaches that start in the back of your neck and work their way up. It can cause pressure type headaches on the top of your head or behind your sinuses. It causes you to make excess mucous following a meal, as a way to discharge waste that cannot make it through the normal lymph channels. It causes you to have excess mucous in the morning, a plan B for getting rid of excess trash that could not be processed normally.

It often results in ongoing sinus problems, as fluid in your head must drain down through your lymph system and if it is sluggish in the shoulder area then you head fluids also are at risk for becoming stagnant. A stagnant lymph is responsible for repeat ear infections in children, as the back up of fluid in the eustachian tubes of the ears becomes a breeding ground for infection.

Because your lymph system likes to do house cleaning at night, if you have problems, the thoracic ducts will swell while you are sleeping (an overworked trash removal system) and press on nerves that go to your hands and arms (and to a lesser extent your legs and face). Compression on these nerves may cause your hand or arm to fall asleep while you are sleeping. Many people notice they have such a problem every now and then, which invariably is associated with a flare up of lymph troubles due to wear and tear overload. Those who have this problem more often than not have significant lymph stagnation.
Because your lymph system is a pressure system if it is stagnant you will be more susceptible to changes in environmental pressure. Those who feel worse when a weather front comes through or following an airplane ride often have a baseline of lymph sluggishness. Even the gravitational pull of a full moon or a new moon can adversely influence a congested lymph system and cause symptoms of stagnation.

Your lymph system also has the duty of absorbing and transporting most of the dietary fat you consume. Thus, high fat meals in someone with pre-existing lymph stagnation or a high fat meal before bed will have a high likelihood of severely slowing down lymph flow, and thus be highly immunosuppressive if you need to fight an infection (in addition to provoking snoring or sleep apnea).

I know a number of examples of people waking up with extreme dizziness, rushing to the ER, and having zillions of dollars of tests run to find out there isn’t anything wrong. If only the doctor had enough sense to ask them if they ate right before bed (the answer is always yes). The fat content of the food forced extra sludge into the lymph when the lymph wanted to do housecleaning. The pressure backed up fluid in their eustachian tubes, forcing pressure on the balance centers in the ear and causing dizziness. Recurring dizziness not related to standing up too fast, ear popping, and ringing in the ears (tinnitus) are always made worse by lymph stagnation – and many times caused by lymph stagnation.

Too much dairy fat in small children often congests their lymph system, setting the stage for repeat ear infections.

On the other hand, dietary fat is in some ways a stimulant to the flow of lymph, along with physical activity. My point is that too much fat, especially a large meal or eating before bed can stress lymphatic flow, a problem made worse if a person is already in a trend of sluggish lymph function. A real mistake if you are fighting a bug.

Stress is a major challenge to your lymph system, as it literally shrinks your thymus gland, a main training center for lymphocytes. Additionally, too much stress tends to create surplus amounts of trash that must be carted off through your lymph system.

Half of your lymphatics are actually around your digestive tract and work to maintain proper immune response to whatever is in your gut. Constipation in your digestive tract causes a back up in your internal lymphatics, as there is no place for new trash to flow. Gut health is vital to lymph function and internal lymph flow. Lymph trash flows into a major vein, then to your liver for processing, then mostly through your gall bladder, into your gut, and out. A problem anywhere along this functional lineup of trash handlers causes a rebound negative effect, like dominoes falling in the wrong direction.
Edema or water retention is another classic sigh of a struggling lymph system. Thus, by definition, fluid build up in your legs or the need to use medical diuretics are signs that your lymph system and thus potential immune response are not in tip top working order. In fact, blood pressure medication can actually cause lymph stagnation by lowering the normal “”push”" that your circulatory gives indirectly to your lymph system.

There are a thousand shades of gray in terms of the function of your lymphatic system, ranging from highly effective down through various levels of stagnation and impaired immune response, until we reach the fibromyalgia level of major lymph problem.

Whatever your baseline of lymph function, it is vital to help improve it or maintain optimal function so that your immune system can work better to fight a flu infection.

How to Ensure a Happy Healthy Lymphatic System Part 1

Thursday, January 3rd, 2013

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Lymphatic System

Lymphatic Detoxification

Lymphatic Drainage Treatments

The lymph system plays a very important role in the body. It carries watery lymph fluid throughout the body. Lymph fluid consists of lymphocytes which are white blood cells and contains antibodies. Both these substances are vital for protection against infections and diseases. Additionally it consists of proteins, glucose, salts and urea. It also filters and removes any unwanted substances from the body and drains fluid from body tissues back into the bloodstream. The bodily structures involved in the lymph system include the spleen, bone marrow, tonsils, adenoids, lymph nodes and thymus. The lymph system can often become blocked as does not have a pump to move fluid throughout the body. Lymphatic blockages can be prevented and broken up within the lymph system by making some lifestyle changes. This article discusses how you can ensure a healthy, unblocked lymphatic system by making simple lifestyle changes and safe effective herbal remedies that support the health of the lymphatic system.

Foods that Support the Lymphatic System

Fatty meals are the enemy of the lymphatic system, especially saturated fat. You should avoid too much fatty meat in your diet. Too much saturated fat in the diet has been associated with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, cancer of the lymphatic system.

Some foods support a healthy lymphatic system which includes potassium rich foods. Examples of potassium rich foods include bananas, sweet potatoes and broccoli. Another good source is wild salmon.

Water is also important for a healthy lymphatic system. The lymphatic system relies on adequate hydration levels to function optimally. Ensuring that you drink at least 8 glasses of water a day can provide protection.

The lymphatic system requires an adequate intake of healthy fats to function. Healthy fats include walnuts, almonds, flaxseeds, pumpkin seeds, avocados, salmon, rainbow trout and sardines.

Fiber is also important for a healthy lymphatic system. Including whole grains, lentils, baked beans, split peas and plenty of fruit and vegetables can booster the lymph system.

Exercise for the Lymph System

Exercising regularly has been found to support lymphatic health. Low impact exercises that gently contract muscles have been found to be most effective. Improvement to lymph fluid flow within the lymphatic system has shown to improve 3 times as much with exercise than while resting. The gentle contraction of muscles helps improve the flow of lymph fluid. An example of low impact exercise would be to jump up and down on a mini trampoline or engage in lifting light weights both for the legs and arms.

Massage

Having a weekly massage provided by a skilled masseuse can help unblock lymph vessels and help improve the flow of lymph fluid throughout the body. There are some qualified masseuses that specialize in lymphatic massage and treating lymphodema caused by blocked lymphatic flow.

Suffering From Swollen Lymph Nodes and Headaches? Part 2

Wednesday, August 22nd, 2012

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Lymphatic Procedure

Swollen Lymph Nodes

Lymphatic Detoxification

A primary part of the body’s immune system, lymph tissues, or glands as we commonly call them, are bean shaped masses of tissue located in our armpits, necks, and groin areas. They trap invading organisms and contain lymphocytes (white blood cells) which destroy foreign bodies and other harmful cells.

Swelling is caused when lymph nodes produce extra white blood cells to fight infection and although the swollen area may be tender to the touch, it’s an indication that the lymph nodes are trying to do their job. Although swollen lymph nodes with a headache is certainly no fun, the former is an indication that your body is trying to combat infection while the latter is a warning to you that maybe it needs more help.

If you have swollen glands it’s time to see your medical practitioner, pinpoint the problem, and obtain professional treatment. Remember these symptoms are your body’s way of telling you that something isn’t working properly or that your body is struggling to fight off an infection so don’t ignore them.
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The way to Preserve Your Lymphatic Procedure Healthier Part 1

Saturday, August 18th, 2012

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Lymphatic Detoxification

Holding your lymphatic process in appropriate performing purchase is vital to sustaining good overall health. It interacts with just about every organ within your body and serves to safeguard it from infection. The lymphatic process is composed of the network of lymph vessels by means of which a fluid called lymph flows. Lymph is composed of plasma together with other surplus fluids from several elements of your body. When the lymph enters the lymph program, it’s filtered with the lymph nodes that happen to be associated with the lymph vessels. Lymph nodes are filters that take out impurities, along with probably unsafe micro organism so as to protect against them from entering your bloodstream.

The lymph nodes deliver lymphocytes, a special kind of white blood cell developed from the bone marrow together with in other organs in the lymph process these as being the spleen, tonsils and the thymus gland. You can find two forms of lymphocytes which act in different means to demolish impurities and bacterial infections. The T-cell lymphocyte releases differing types of T-cells in an effort to demolish antigens these as germs and toxins, even though the B-cell lymphocyte differentiates into plasma cells in response to infection, which secrete antibodies to do away with it. When lymph nodes are responding to infection they may grow to be swollen and tender.

When the lymphatic system is just not performing properly, the flow of lymph throughout the human body is impaired, creating the buildup of poisons along with a variety of wellness troubles. By way of example, harmful build-up can result in skin problems this kind of as pimples, eczema, wrinkled and aged-looking skin, sensitive skin, cellulite (the orange peel outcome), that are bumps, fluid and fat slightly below the skin. On top of that, chronically blocked lymph nodes may end up in health-related situations these as allergy symptoms, long-term sinusitis, chronic fatigue, arthritis, stability troubles and most cancers.

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Precisely How Lymphatic Drainage is Antiaging Part 2

Wednesday, May 23rd, 2012

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Lymphatic System

Lymphatic Detoxification

Lymphatic Drainage Treatments

Lymphatic drainage brings the blockages from the lymph nodes and stimulates your bodys pumping system. By doing this the toxins commence to be released. The effects vary from buyer to client but most of the people can expect the below:
Immediate uplifting throughout energy
You think you could manage a marathon
Inch loss (typically)
Brighter harder skin
Relieves ache (particularly osteoarthritis pain)
Lowers swelling and water retention
Speeds upwards healing (specially skin abrasions along with burns)
Serious sense of pleasure
Promotes healing and overall fitness

Some people can is to do experience a detox reaction available as a headache or maybe tiredness. This is a result of too many poisons being released at one time. This happens normally in overweight and also toxic bodies which might be dehydrated. If you will definitely take on El Drenaje Linfatico work be certain to quit drinking alcohol consumption, sodas, sugary cocktails, coffee and caffeinated tea in addition to red meat along with dairy for no less than 3 days before work and likewise during.

Drink no less than 10 glasses involving purified non-fluoridated normal water daily to remove out the poisons. This will got the distance to preventing some sort of detox reaction. Conducting a bowel cleanse ahead of lymphatic work is usually recommended and preserving your colon start 3-4 times every day is important. You might want to take extra fiber if you don’t eliminate that sometimes in one moment.

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Lymphatic Drainage Defined Part 1

Monday, May 21st, 2012

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Lymphatic System

Lymphatic Detoxification

Lymphatic Drainage Treatments

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It is essential for those who provide lymphatic drainage treatments and therapy to understand the lymphatic system in detail. The lymphatic system is a complex and interconnected internal network composed of vessels and ducts that carry fluids throughout the body. These networks are responsible for waste management – moving and eliminating toxins and unhealthy substances from the body. They are also responsible for healing and delivering chemicals necessary to fight infection and viruses and repair damaged cells. While fluid can move freely through the lymphatic system, one shortcoming is that the lymphatic system is not able to pump or move substances on its own, but is more of a drainage system.

The lymphatic system relies on the movement of surrounding muscles to move lymph (the substance containing mostly protein, interstitial fluid and white blood cells) through the body and to the cardiovascular system. Lymphatic drainage concerns assisting the lymphatic system in removing harmful substances by assisting in the manual pumping of lymphatic vessels and ducts.

A lymphatic drainage massage or therapy session is designed to address the free-flowing lymphatic system and specific points on the body known as lymph nodes –collections of lymphatic vessels that filter and collect foreign and harmful particles traveling through the lymphatic system.

Lymphatic drainage can reduce blockages in the lymphatic system that result in swelling and pain to promote a cleaner more efficient immune system and better overall health. While drainage is generally thought of as safe and preventative medicine, it can often espouse swollen lymph glands that can signify more serious problems and are often people’s first warning for a number of health concerns. When the system does not properly remove toxins it may affect the body’s white blood cell count.

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How Bad Is Caffeine for the Lymphatic System? Part 2

Saturday, March 3rd, 2012

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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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Lymphatic System Circulation Part 1

Wednesday, February 29th, 2012

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Poor Lymph Circulation

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The circulatory and lymphatic systems are the body’s transport system. They carry nutrients and other important molecules to cells and carry away waste. When these systems do not function properly, the body is more susceptible to illness and infection.

Acute promyelocytic leukemia is a form of acute myeloid leukemia, a cancer of the blood-forming tissue (bone marrow). In normal bone marrow, hematopoietic stem cells produce red blood cells (erythrocytes) that carry oxygen, white blood cells (leukocytes) that protect the body from infection, and platelets (thrombocytes) that are involved in blood clotting. In acute promyelocytic leukemia, immature white blood cells called promyelocytes accumulate in the bone marrow. The overgrowth of promyelocytes leads to a shortage of normal white and red blood cells and platelets in the body, which causes many of the signs and symptoms of the condition.

The mutation that causes acute promyelocytic leukemia involves two genes, the PML gene on chromosome 15 and the RARA gene on chromosome 17. A rearrangement of genetic material (translocation) between chromosomes 15 and 17, written as t(15;17), fuses part of the PML gene with part of the RARA gene. The protein produced from this fused gene is known as PML-RARα. This mutation is acquired during a person’s lifetime and is present only in certain cells. This type of genetic change, called a somatic mutation, is not inherited.

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