Lymphatic Drainage Massage Seattle

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Explore Lymphatic Drainage Massage in Seattle with Tummy Temple

Experience the transformative benefits of lymphatic drainage massage at Tummy Temple, your sanctuary for health and rejuvenation in Seattle. Our specialized massage therapists use gentle, rhythmic techniques to stimulate the lymphatic system, helping to remove toxins and increase lymph flow. This not only enhances your immune function but also reduces swelling and promotes a vibrant sense of well-being.

Each session is tailored to meet your unique needs, ensuring you receive the most effective care possible. Whether you’re looking to detoxify your body, recover from surgery, or simply unwind, our lymphatic drainage massage offers a path to improved health and relaxation.

Join us at Tummy Temple to discover how lymphatic drainage massage can be a vital part of your wellness routine, providing lasting benefits that help you feel lighter and more energized.

What is Lymphatic Drainage Massage?

Lymphatic drainage massage is a gentle, therapeutic technique designed to stimulate the natural drainage of the lymph, which carries waste products away from the tissues and back toward the heart. This specialized form of massage utilizes precise, rhythmic hand movements and light pressure to encourage the natural movement of lymph fluids. By helping to detoxify the body and boost the immune system, lymphatic drainage massage supports overall health and facilitates recovery from illness and surgery.

Key Benefits of Lymphatic Drainage Massage

Detoxification of the Body: Lymphatic drainage massage enhances the body’s natural detoxification processes by promoting the flow of lymph fluids. This helps remove toxins and waste products, reducing the burden on your immune system and improving overall health.
Reduction of Swelling and Edema: This massage technique is highly effective in reducing swelling and edema, particularly in patients recovering from surgery or suffering from medical conditions that cause fluid accumulation. By encouraging lymph flow, it helps reduce swelling and facilitates quicker healing.
Immune System Boost: The stimulation of the lymphatic system through gentle massage boosts the immune system’s ability to fight off infections. Regular sessions can help fortify your body’s natural defenses, keeping you healthier throughout the year.
Promotion of Healing and Recovery: By enhancing circulation and lymph flow, lymphatic drainage massage speeds up the recovery process from surgeries and illnesses. It supports the body’s healing mechanisms, reducing downtime and improving outcomes.
Stress and Pain Relief: The soothing, rhythmic motions of lymphatic drainage massage not only detoxify the body but also promote relaxation and stress relief. This can lead to significant reductions in pain and discomfort, enhancing overall well-being and quality of life.

Who Can Benefit from Lymphatic Drainage Massage?

Individuals Experiencing Fatigue or Stress: The gentle, relaxing nature of lymphatic drainage massage makes it ideal for those feeling fatigued or stressed. It promotes relaxation, helps lower blood pressure, and improves overall mood by stimulating the parasympathetic nervous system.
Anyone Seeking Detoxification and Immune Boosting: This massage is suited for anyone looking to enhance their body’s detoxification processes and boost immune function. It’s beneficial for maintaining health and preventing illness, making it a valuable addition to a regular wellness routine.

Individuals Recovering from Surgery: Patients in post-operative recovery can greatly benefit from lymphatic drainage massage. It helps reduce swelling and removes waste products and excess fluids from surgical sites, speeding up the healing process and decreasing discomfort.
People with Lymphedema: Those suffering from lymphedema, a condition often characterized by swelling in the arms or legs, will find lymphatic drainage massage particularly beneficial. It helps manage the swelling by encouraging lymph fluid circulation back to the circulatory system.
Athletes Looking for Faster Recovery: Athletes can use lymphatic drainage massage as part of their recovery process to alleviate muscle soreness and flush out lactic acid buildup. This technique aids in quicker recovery by enhancing the removal of metabolic waste from the muscles.

What is Electro-Lymphatic Drainage (ELD)?

Tummy Temple pioneered the introduction of Electro-Lymphatic Drainage Therapy in Seattle. It continues to be one of our specialties.

Key Benefits of Electro-Lymphatic Drainage (ELD)

Increased Efficiency: ELD uses a combination of vibration, light, and electrical pulses to stimulate the lymphatic system more deeply and efficiently than manual techniques alone. This can dramatically accelerate the process of moving lymph fluid throughout the body.
Deeper Stimulation: The technology involved in ELD allows for deeper stimulation of the lymphatic system, reaching areas that are typically more challenging to affect with manual methods. This deep stimulation helps to clear blockages more effectively and promote better lymph flow.
Greater Comfort: Electro-Lymphatic Drainage is generally less invasive and more comfortable for the patient. Since the technique can be administered with minimal pressure, it is particularly suitable for patients who are sensitive to touch or have recently undergone surgery and are experiencing tender or sensitive areas.
Enhanced Detoxification: The advanced stimulation techniques used in ELD can enhance the body’s natural detoxification processes more effectively than manual lymphatic drainage. This can lead to improved immune system function, faster recovery from illnesses, and better overall health.
Reduced Treatment Time: Due to its efficiency, treatments involving Electro-Lymphatic Drainage can often be shorter in duration while still achieving or exceeding the results from longer manual therapy sessions.

Electro-Lymphatic Drainage can be particularly beneficial for patients dealing with lymphedema, chronic inflammation, fatigue, and those undergoing detoxification programs.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Lymphatic Drainage Massage

What exactly does lymphatic drainage massage do?

Lymphatic drainage massage helps promote the natural drainage of lymph, which carries waste products away from the tissues back toward the heart. It enhances your immune system, reduces swelling, and supports detoxification.

How long does an lymphatic drainage or ELD massage session last?

Our lyphatic drainage and electro-lymphatic drainage massages last 60 minutes.

Is lymphatic drainage massage painful?

No, lymphatic drainage massage is a gentle technique that should not cause pain. It involves light, rhythmic strokes to encourage the natural flow of lymph fluids without the intense pressure used in some other forms of massage therapy.

How often should I get a lymphatic drainage massage?

The frequency of lymphatic drainage massages can vary depending on individual needs and health conditions. Generally, for wellness and maintenance, a session once a month is beneficial. However, those recovering from surgery or suffering from lymphedema might benefit from more frequent treatments, such as weekly sessions until improvement is noted.

Can anyone receive a lymphatic drainage massage?

While lymphatic drainage massage is safe for most people, there are certain conditions where caution is advised. It’s always best to consult with a healthcare provider if you have concerns like acute infections, heart problems, or deep vein thrombosis.

What should I expect after a lymphatic drainage massage session?

After a session, it’s common to feel a sense of relaxation and lightness. Some people might notice an increase in urination as the body begins to eliminate excess fluids and toxins. Drinking plenty of water helps to enhance the detoxifying effects and supports optimal results.

What is the difference between a manual lymphatic drainage massage and an electro-lymphatic drainage massage?

Manual lymphatic drainage massage is a traditional hands-on technique that uses gentle, rhythmic strokes to stimulate lymph flow and encourage the natural drainage of the lymphatic system.

Electro-lymphatic drainage, on the other hand, utilizes a device that emits light and electrical frequencies to stimulate the lymphatic system more deeply and efficiently. While both methods aim to enhance lymphatic circulation and detoxification, electro-lymphatic drainage can achieve these goals faster and with less physical manipulation, making it particularly beneficial for more sensitive or swollen tissues.

What are the contraindications for Lymphatic Drainage Massage

Acute infection: Patients with active infections, especially those involving fever, should avoid this massage as it may spread the infection more widely through the body.
Heart conditions: Those with heart disease, especially heart failure, should be cautious, as increased fluid movement can strain the heart.
Renal dysfunction: Patients with severe kidney disease may not be able to handle the increased fluid load that can result from lymphatic drainage.
Acute deep vein thrombosis (DVT): Manipulating an area where a clot exists can risk dislodging the clot, leading to potentially life-threatening complications like pulmonary embolism.
Active cancer: Patients with active cancer, particularly those with lymphatic cancer, should consult their oncologist, as massage could potentially spread malignant cells.
Severe chronic illnesses: Those with severe chronic conditions should consult their healthcare provider before undergoing lymphatic drainage massage to ensure it is safe given their overall health status.

Why Choose Tummy Temple?

Tummy Temple opened in 2003 as a massage spa and colon hydrotherapy center. We have since grown into a full-service naturopathic health center serving the community of greater Seattle.

With over 23 years of dedicated service, our skilled team has touched the lives of over 25,000 clients, delivering more than 100,000 services with passion and dedication. Our commitment to quality has earned us numerous awards and hundreds of 5-star reviews across Google, Yelp, and more.

Every visit to Tummy Temple is supported by highly trained, caring professionals who are committed to your well-being. Whether you’re seeking relaxation, therapeutic relief, or holistic health improvements, our team is here to provide an exceptional experience tailored to your needs. Choose us for a partner in your wellness journey, where your health is our highest mission.

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How to Find Us - Directions and Parking

Tummy Temple Natural Medicine in Seattle is located on the south side of Lake City Way NE just off the I-5 highway. Please use your cell phone mapping app to find 7812 Lake City Way NE, Seattle WA 98115.

Free parking is available on Lake City Way NE on the same side of the street (south side) just west of the building. As well, there is free parking always available on the neighborhood streets surrounding the Tummy Temple.

Directions: Coming North on I-5

Take the NE 65th Street exit.
Proceed through the stop sign at the end of the ramp onto 8th Ave NE.
Proceed on 8th Ave NE to 65th Street NE.
Take a right onto 65th Street NE.
Proceed to 12th Ave NE.
Take a left onto 12th Ave NE and proceed 13 blocks to Lake City Way NE.
Parking is immediately on your right just before entering Lake City Way NE in front of the building, 7812 Lake City Way NE.

We look forward to seeing you there! Questions? Call us at 206-729-6211

Directions: Coming South on I-5

Take the NE 80th Street exit.
Take a left at the end of the ramp onto NE 80th Street.
Cross over the I-5 and immediately veer right onto Banner Way NE.
Follow Banner Way NE onto NE 75th Street.
Pass through the 4 way stop at 5th Ave NE and proceed to the second stoplight at 12th Ave NE.
Turn left at 12th Ave NE and proceed to Lake City Way NE.
Parking is immediately on your right just before entering Lake City Way NE in front of the building, 7812 Lake City Way NE.

We look forward to seeing you there! Questions? Call us at 206-729-6211

Directions: Coming from Lake City Way NE

Proceed on Lake City Way NE to NE 75th Street, DO NOT continue onto I-5.
Take a left onto NE 75th Street and proceed to the next stoplight at 12th Ave NE.
Take a left onto 12th Ave NE and proceed to Lake City Way NE.
Parking is immediately on your right just before entering Lake City Way NE in front of the building, 7812 Lake City Way NE.

We look forward to seeing you there! Questions? Call us at 206-729-6211

Taking Public Transportation

67 Northgate
- 23600 @ NE 75th St & 12th Ave NE (WB)
  - Head east on NE 75th St toward 12th Ave NE (92 ft)
  - Turn left onto 12th Ave NE (0.2 mile)
  - Continue onto Lake City Way NE (33 ft)
  - Destination will be on the right
- 82145 @ Roosevelt Way NE & NE 80th St (NB)
  - Head east on NE 80th St toward 11th Ave NE (0.2 mile)
  - Turn right onto Lake City Way NE
  - Destination will be on the right
- 23610 @ Roosevelt Way NE & NE 75th St (NB)
  - Head west toward Roosevelt Way NE (26 ft)
  - Turn left onto Roosevelt Way NE (46 ft)
  - Turn left onto NE 75th St (0.1 mile)
  - Turn left onto 12th Ave NE (0.2 mile)
  - Continue onto Lake City Way NE (33 ft)
  - Destination will be on the right
67 University District
- 23370 @ Roosevelt Way Ne & Ne 80th St (SB)
  - Head east on NE 80th St toward 11th Ave NE (0.2 mile)
  - Turn right onto Lake City Way NE (0.1 mile)
- 23390 @ Roosevelt Way Ne & Ne 75th St (SB)
  - Head east on NE 75th St toward Lake City Way NE (0.1 mile)
  - Turn left onto 12th Ave NE (0.2 miles)
  - Continue onto Lake City Way NE (33 ft)
73 Jackson Park
- 23593 @ 12th Ave Ne & Ne 75th St (NB)
  - Head north on 12th Ave NE toward NE 77th St (0.1 mile)
  - Continue onto Lake City Way NE (33 ft)
- 39080 @ 15th Ave Ne & Ne 80th St (NB)
  - Head south on 15th Ave NE toward NE 80th St (95 ft)
  - Turn right onto NE 80th St (299 ft)
  - Turn left onto Lake City Way NE (0.1 mile)
73 University District
- 38236 @ Lake City Way Ne & 14th Ave Ne (WB)
  - Head southwest on Lake City Way NE toward 14th Avenue Northeast (0.2 miles)
- 38237 @ Lake City Way Ne & Ne 75th St (SB)
  - Head southwest on Lake City Way NE toward NE 75th St (59 ft)
  - Turn left onto NE 75th St (427 ft)
  - Turn left onto 12th Ave NE (0.2 mile)
  - Continue onto Lake City Way NE (33 ft)
  - Destination will be on the right
322 Kenmore P&R
- 23593 @ 12th Ave Ne & Ne 75th St (NB)
  - Head north on 12th Ave NE toward NE 77th St (0.1 mile)
  - Continue onto Lake City Way NE (33ft)
  - Destination will be on the right
- 23594 @ Lake City Way Ne & 16th Ave Ne (NB)
  - Head southwest on Lake City Way NE toward 15th Ave NE (0.3 mile)
322 First Hill
- 38236 @ Lake City Way Ne & 14th Ave Ne (WB)
  - Head southwest on Lake City Way NE toward 14th Avenue Northeast (0.2 mile)
- 38237 @ Lake City Way Ne & Ne 75th St (SB)
  - Head southwest on Lake City Way NE toward NE 75th St (59 ft)
  - Turn left onto NE 75th St (427 ft)
  - Turn left onto 12th Ave NE (0.2 mile)
  - Continue onto Lake City Way NE (33 ft)
  - Destination will be on the right
984 Downtown Seattle Express
- 23390 @ Roosevelt Way Ne & Ne 75th St (SB)
  - Head west toward Roosevelt Way NE (26 ft)
  - Turn left onto Roosevelt Way NE (46 ft)
  - Turn left onto NE 75th St (0.1 mile)
  - Turn left onto 12th Ave NE (0.2 mile)
  - Continue onto Lake City Way NE (33 ft)

We look forward to seeing you there! Questions? Call us at 206-729-6211

Parking

OVERFLOW PARKING:

If there is no parking on 12th Ave NE in front of the building, then proceed onto Lake City Way NE to circle back around for additional side street options.

Turn right onto NE 80th Street and proceed 2 blocks to 15th Ave NE.
Turn right onto 15th Ave NE and proceed to NE 75th Street.
Turn right onto NE 75th Street and proceed to 12th Ave NE.
Turn right onto 12th Ave NE and proceed to NE 77th Street for parking.
There is off street parking on NE 77th Street for several blocks.
Park and walk toward Lake City Way NE and turn right. Tummy Temple is 3 buildings to your right. Entrance is in the front and the building is green.

Tummy Temple is the light green building with a large cedar tree in front. Parking is available just to the right of the building in the picture. Look for the bright orange cones.