Guiding Tissue Efficiency Through Lymphology
Often under-recognized in physiological significance, the lymphatic system is a crucial component to tissue health and the body’s circulatory, neuromuscular, elimination, and immune functions.
Lymph maintains and protects the internal fluid environment of the entire body.
MMLD is a non-invasive, pressure-specific, manual therapy technique designed to gradually increase and decrease lymphatic pressure throughout the body.
By increasing the rate of pulsation and amplitude of lymphangions, MMLD maximizes tissue integrity and mobility.
Lymphatic care must be performed by a specialty-trained lymph drainage therapist to ensure safe application and reliable results. Contact ANGION for a consultation.
Thorough medical record review is required prior to receiving MMLD care.
Welcome to ANGION
Mailloux Method
Lymph Drainage
“The power of stimulating the lymphatic system can no longer be dismissed. The time is now for lymph drainage therapy to be incorporated as a standard of medical care.”
Rebecca Mailloux, Clinical Director
ANGION | MMLD Founder
Application
Lymphatic Function
With continued advancements in neurodegenerative and cardio-oncology medicine, science is compelled to embrace the importance of the relationship between the nervous, vascular, and lymphatic systems as an essential component to preserving and improving tissue integrity.
DEHYDRATED TISSUE
Radiation and thickness burn recovery require the rehydration of damaged tissue.
MMLD rehydrates damaged and dehydrated tissue, restoring function.
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Regardless of the body site location or cause, scar tissue creates a disruption in tissue hydration and function.
MMLD rehydrates scar tissue and damaged fascia, improving mobility.
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Oversaturated tissue suffocates nerve and muscle function, creating a stagnant environment.
MMLD drains inefficient and stagnant tissue, removing misleading mystery symptoms.
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Soft tissue damage can result in deformity, pain, swelling and/or potential amputation.
MMLD stimulates damaged tissue, removing cellular debris and facilitating healing.
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