Root Cause Analysis

Root Cause Analysis - the 6 root causes of all Symptoms

Know why you have symptoms and unlock your body’s natural healing intelligence.

We’ve all have experienced fear and confusion about what’s really causing our symptoms. We worry and want to know WHY we have chronic illnesses such as back pain, eczema, IBS, high blood pressure, asthma. The root cause analysis approach will introduce you to a revolutionary health paradigm, to help you understand your stress triggers and how your organ tissue reacts to your stressors and importantly how to stop the triggers and improve your symptoms.

Root cause analysis is a concise analytical framework that gives comprehensive and specific information as to why you experience specific health issues and indicates what you need to do to resolve them. At its core is the principle that your body (and everything in nature) has innate intelligence and never makes a mistake. It is based on decades of (continuing) research by practitioners and medical doctors. It looks at physical, emotional, mental, social, environmental and spiritual health issues as fully and completely interconnected.

Lymphedema

Lymphedema

Suffer from an Lymphedema? We can help.

Are you experiencing one of the following symptoms?

A heavy or tight feeling in the arms or legs or dirt or contaminating others.
Swelling of either a part or the whole leg or arm, including the fingers or toes, ranging from slight changes in limb size to severe swelling
Range of motion of the limb is restricted such as locks, appliances, and switches
Discomfort or aching in the affected limb
Thickening and hardening of the skin
Severe fatigue

About Lymphedema

Lymphedema affects the lymphatic system. This system has three main functions:

Draining excess tissue fluid: It balances the fluid in the blood and the fluid in the tissues. This is known as fluid homeostasis.
Fighting infection: It provides immunity by assisting the body’s immune defense against foreign bodies, such as bacteria.
Absorbing fats: It absorbs lipid nutrients from the intestine and transports them to the blood.

A disruption to the lymphatic system can, in the long term, undermine its ability to drain fluid properly. As a result, excess fluid can build up in parts of the body.

Lymphedema increases the risk of infection and other complications because the lymphocytes cannot reach parts of the body where swelling occurs.

Top Tips to fight Lymphedema

Exercise
Avoid sun beds, steam rooms, and saunas.
Build strength
Eat healthily

How we can help you

The aim is to encourage the lymph fluid to move away from the swollen area, so it can drain normally. It also helps lymph fluid drain through the healthy lymph vessels. This helps control swelling.

Fluent compression strokes provide a gentle, consistent wave-like massage to the treated areas, increasing circulation and helping remove waste and toxins from the body whilst promoting a sense of calm and relaxation.

Lymphatic drainage should be offered by a qualified practitioners only.

For pregnancy and postnatal care

For pregnant and lactating women, gives comfort especially in legs and feet when fluid retention strikes. MLD also helps breast feeding relieving the problems of blocked ducts and sore tight breasts.

After cancer surgery

Lymphatic treatment is often required after cancer treatment and when the lymph nodes have been removed. Having lymph nodes removed can cause some long term side effects. Lymph nodes drain fluid from your arms and legs. If the surgeon removes the lymph nodes, fluid can build up and cause swelling in your arms or legs. This is called lymphoedema.

For healing

Reducing pain and discomfort post surgery or injury. Decongesting the swollen and sore tissues through therapy, pain and discomfort would be reduced.

Therapies to help you

Lymphatic Drainage

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Lymphatic Drainage

What Lymphatic Drainage is and how it works

Definition:

Manual lymph drainage (MLD) is a very special type of skin massage designed to stimulate the lymphatic system. The hand movements and sequences are adapted for each person. You will usually have MLD 2 or 3 times a week. The length of the course may vary, and it is sometimes combined with other treatments.

Description:

The aim is to encourage the lymph fluid to move away from the swollen area, so it can drain normally. It also helps lymph fluid drain through the healthy lymph vessels. This helps control swelling.

Fluent compression strokes provide a gentle, consistent wave-like massage to the treated areas, increasing circulation and helping remove waste and toxins from the body whilst promoting a sense of calm and relaxation.

Lymphatic drainage should be offered by a qualified practitioners only.

For pregnancy and postnatal care

For pregnant and lactating women, gives comfort especially in legs and feet when fluid retention strikes. MLD also helps breast feeding relieving the problems of blocked ducts and sore tight breasts.

After cancer treatment

Lymphatic treatment is often required after cancer treatment and when the lymph nodes have been removed. Having lymph nodes removed can cause some long term side effects. Lymph nodes drain fluid from your arms and legs. If the surgeon removes the lymph nodes, fluid can build up and cause swelling in your arms or legs. This is called lymphoedema.

For healing

Reducing pain and discomfort post surgery or injury. Decongesting the swollen and sore tissues through therapy, pain and discomfort would be reduced.

Lymphatic drainage can help you with

Having a child

Cancer Care

Our lymphatic drainage therapist

Vicki Hudson

Ready to give it a try?

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Massage – Deep Tissue

Massage – Deep Tissue