Jodi Quibell

Electro Lymphatic Drainage Therapy

Electro-Lymphatic Drainage Therapy is a gentle, light touch non-invasive technique to stimulate the proper flow and drainage of the lymphatic system. A combination of vibrational, light, and electrical waves that are encapsulated in the wands; help to stimulate the flow by causing the dissociation of proteins that have become trapped in the interstitium. When trapped proteins (not to be confused with nutrient proteins) release their bond, the stagnate lymph is liberated and will flow out into its normal filtration and reabsorption channels. This technique offers qualified therapists a natural complement to their existing healthcare protocols.

Think of a jar of water with gelatin that is very thick and gelatinous, which is similar to congested lymph. If you shake the jar the liquid becomes more fluid. The vibration of the instrument works in the same way to break up the lymphatic congestion with in the whole body.

Digital Medical Thermography

Medical Thermography is a noninvasive diagnostic technique that visualizes changes in skin surface temperature using an infrared scanning device. This device converts infrared radiation from the skin into electrical impulses, creating a color-coded image called a thermogram. The colors indicate variations in infrared radiation, allowing for the identification of subtle temperature asymmetries.

This technique is highly sensitive to pathologies in the vascular, muscular, neural, and skeletal systems, aiding clinicians in diagnosis. Medical Thermography has been widely used in human medicine across the U.S., Europe, and Asia for over 20 years. Recent advancements in PC-based infrared technology have improved its diagnostic and economic viability.

Thermography also measures the somatic component of the sympathetic nervous system by assessing skin blood flow, revealing localized temperature changes associated with specific anatomical lesions.