Supporting the Flow of Life: Lymphatic Drainage Now Available
- Danette Polzin

- 5 days ago
- 2 min read

Your body has a quiet system working behind the scenes every single day — the lymphatic system. It’s part of your immune system and acts like the body’s internal cleansing network, helping to remove waste, toxins, and excess fluid while circulating immune cells to keep you healthy. It also works alongside and supports the body’s cardiovascular, nervous, digestive, respiratory, muscular, and skeletal systems.
When the lymphatic system becomes sluggish — from stress, poor sleep, lack of movement, food and environmental toxins, and just modern living — it can show up as fatigue, puffiness, inflammation, digestive issues, brain fog, or a general feeling of heaviness. Supporting the natural flow of lymph can help restore balance, vitality, and ease throughout your entire body.
A lymphatic drainage session gently encourages the movement of stagnant fluid, bringing fresh oxygen into your tissues and helping your body find the pathways to move blood and lymph. It’s one of the most effective ways to support detoxification, reduce inflammation, and calm the nervous system, alongside good nutrition, quality sleep, and stress management.
Even the healthiest people can benefit from a lymphatic reset twice a year — much like a spring and fall cleanse. Others can benefit from weekly or monthly sessions.
These 60-minute sessions are deeply relaxing yet powerful, and help those experiencing:
· Auto-immune and inflammatory conditions
· Edema or water retention
· Fatigue and insomnia
· Stress and tension
· Digestive issues
· Migraines or vertigo
· Skin disorders
· Pre-surgery preparation and post-surgery healing
While lymphatic drainage is sometimes called lymphatic massage, the two are quite different. Massage works into the muscles, often with deeper pressure to release tension. Lymphatic drainage, on the other hand, uses slow, rhythmic, and near feather-light movements to stimulate lymph flow just beneath the skin. It’s more about guiding your body’s natural rhythm than manipulating it.
Because this work supports circulation and fluid movement, it’s not recommended for those with congestive heart failure or conditions that affect the heart’s ability to pump fluid, blood clots, kidney or organ failure, or active infections (sinus infections being an exception).
If you’re feeling stagnant, heavy, puffy, or simply ready to give your body a reset, a lymphatic drainage session can help you reconnect to your natural flow from the inside out and help restore a sense of balance, vitality, and ease.
Your body knows how to heal. It just needs space to flow again. And lymphatic drainage is that gentle invitation for your body to remember its natural rhythm.
The investment is $100 and you can book your 60-minute session today by emailing danette@wildwoodswellness.ca or texting 250-464-0321.







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