swelling, you can add in Grapefruit as it is de-congesting to the
Lymphatic system. Start with a "light, pumping stroke" going towards
the axillary (armpit) area. Start closest to the armpit then working
further away, always moving your light pumping strokes toward the
armpit. You want to open and clear the area closest to the armpit
before moving further down the arm and further away from the armpit.
Your strokes should always move toward the armpit.
I don't know what condition is causing his "lymphedema". Be sure that
whatever his condition is that massage is not "contraindicated" before
doing this.
Tracy
On Apr 4, 9:43 am, Sharon Sevy <sharons...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Cypress is a great oil for lymphedema. Also, rubbing gently upwards from the
> hand will relieve the swelling, being careful to cause no pain.
> Sharon
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> Sent: Sun, April 3, 2011 10:22:13 PM
> Subject: [Everything doTERRA] Lymphadema
>
> My 8 yr old son has lymphadema in his left arm. Has anyone had any
> experience with using essential oils to help reduce swelling caused by
> lymphadema? Does anyone have any knowledge of wich essential oils may
> help?
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