LymphActive Massage Oil

The Benefits of LymphActive Oil

• LymphActive Oil with moisturizing coconut oil and almond oil for nourishing rubs and massages
• Can be worked directly into the skin on affected areas such as swollen feet, lower legs, and arms
• Ideally suited to support lymphatic treatment
• Composition of valuable natural oils with arnica, rose geranium, cypress oil, orange oil, grapefruit, lavender, and ginger
• Arnica (mountain arnica) is traditionally used to activate circulation
• Rose geranium has a decongestant, balancing effect
• Cypress and ginger have an activating effect
• Fruity orange and grapefruit oil stimulate lymph and metabolism on
• Lavender harmonizes and balances
• The massage oil is easy to spread and work into the skin
• Ideal for massage treatments, rubbing in, and self-application
• Free from unwanted additives and microplastics
• Vegan and naturally cruelty-free: We love nature and animals and therefore consistently avoid animal testing. We pay attention to sustainability and environmental compatibility in our work.

The LymphAktiv Massage Oil should not be used in cases of known hypersensitivity to Asteraceae.

The LymphAktiv Massage Oil for the body is an activating and regenerating treatment for lymphatic swelling or lymphedema. The LymphAktiv Oil is quickly absorbed and can therefore be applied specifically to the affected areas.

Massage product (cosmetic). For external use only.

Casida LymphAktiv Massage Oil is available in many pharmacies.

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Order number / PZN: 18356051 (DE)

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Pharmacist expert knowledge for the optimal effect of plant-based raw materials.
We ensure that every product uses natural and sustainable ingredients.

The Lymphatic System

The lymphatic system is part of the body's defense system, the immune system. Lymphatic fluid, also known as lymph for short, is a watery to milky-cloudy fluid that flows in the body's lymphatic vessels. Lymph has an excretory function and plays a central role in tissue drainage by removing excess fluid. If lymph flow is disrupted, swelling in the tissue and even lymphedema occurs.

Lymph nodes are sometimes removed in cancer treatments. For people without lymph nodes, it is particularly important to stimulate lymph flow.

The Effects of a Massage

Rubbing and touching and manipulating tissue structures with the hands are among the oldest healing methods. Most people have already experienced the soothing or healing effects of a massage.

Massages not only have a positive effect on the body, but also on the psyche. Their effect extends from the treated area of the body through the entire organism to the vegetative-psychological level. Not only can local discomfort be alleviated, but also body and soul can be brought back into balance.

The release of muscle tension and stiffness, the relief of chronic pain, and the improvement of blood circulation and lymph flow are widely known as positive effects. Furthermore, the stimuli of massage can also contribute to psychological relaxation and stimulate the body's self-healing powers. This affects the immune system, wound healing, and sleep. During a massage, the body releases the hormones oxytocin and endorphins, which promote positive emotions and reduce stress.

The scents of pure essential oils can intensify the effects of a massage and enhance well-being.

When should a massage not be performed?

There are certain medical conditions in which massage should be avoided. These include:

• Thrombosis, acute stroke, or heart attack
• Acute inflammation (symptoms: redness, swelling, warmth, pain)
• Skin diseases and open wounds, fresh injuries
• Varicose veins

Caution: Caution should also be exercised in patients with osteoporosis and during pregnancy.

Lymphatic drainage should only be performed by trained therapists. For self-application, the LymphActive Massage Oil is applied to the skin and worked in with gentle strokes.