Lymph & the Lymphatic System: The Sewage System of the Body With Dr. Christiana Marron

Welcome to the 29th episode of the Back to Human Podcast.
Joining me today I have returning guest and good friend Dr. Christiana Marron. Dr. Marron is a Doctor of Physical Therapy and runs her own private 1-on-1 physical therapy practice in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Dr Marron is well versed in a multitude of different modalities that she uses in her practice including but not limited to:

• Graston Technique
• Dry-needling
• Postural restoration
• Rock tape
• Cupping

Dr. Marron offers a premium physical therapy service that you will not find in typical insurance-based physical therapy offices. I highly recommend paying her a visit If you have been dealing with a chronic issue that won't go away no matter what you do.

On this call we discuss lymph and the lymphatic system, often referred to as the sewage system of the body. Some of the topics covered on this episode include:

• What is lymph and the lymphatic system?
• What is lymph made of and where is it located?
• How lymph is connected to the cardiovascular system
• How the diaphragm is a pump for the lymphatic system
• Where does the lymph exit?
• What techniques are beneficial for moving stagnant lymph?
• 6 main points to work on with a top down approach
• Dr. Marron's experience with breast cancer
• The effects of removing lymph nodes
• Why do lymph nodes swell?
• What pain or symptoms can be attributed to stagnant lymph?
• How to dry brush in an effective way
If you are interested in learning more about the lymphatic system I highly suggest you watch Lymphatic Mojo by Dr. Perry Nickelston which can be found here:
• https://www.stopchasingpain.com/lymphatic-mojo/

To learn more about Dr. Marron's work follow her on instagram:
• https://www.instagram.com/drchristianamarron/

To book an appointment visit her website:
• https://www.physicaltherapyfortlauderdale.com/

Thank you for listening to the show!

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