Lymphatic Drainage

Your body has a special cleaning and security team. That team is called the lymphatic system. It’s made up of tiny tubes (like little straws) and small round things called lymph nodes (kind of like checkpoints). These tubes carry a clear fluid called lymph around your body.

Inside the lymph, there are special cells that help you fight germs, like when you get a cold. The lymphatic system helps get rid of things your body doesn’t need, like waste and extra fluid. It also helps your immune system stay strong, which is your body’s way of fighting off sickness.
The lymph node is a filter that filters the lymph fluid.
Lymph fluid travels through your body, picking up waste, bacteria, viruses, and sometimes cancer cells.
When the fluid reaches a lymph node, the node filters out the harmful stuff, like germs or abnormal cells.

1. Activate immune responses

   • Inside each lymph node are lots of immune cells (like lymphocytes).

   • If these cells detect something dangerous (like a virus, bacteria, or even cancer), they start an immune response — they send out signals, multiply, and help fight off the invader.

2. Trap and contain threats

   • Sometimes, harmful cells get trapped in the lymph node so they don’t spread. This is why doctors often check lymph nodes when looking for signs of infection or cancer.

If you get a sore throat from a cold, you might feel swollen glands in your neck — those are lymph nodes doing their job, catching the virus and firing up your immune system.
So in short, Lymph nodes clean lymph fluid and help your body fight infections and disease.

Now, how does this relate to cancer?

Cancer can sometimes sneak into the lymphatic system. It’s like a bad guy trying to use the cleaning and security tunnels to move to other parts of the body. That’s why doctors often check the lymph nodes when someone has cancer — they want to see if the cancer has started to travel.

If cancer is found in the lymph nodes, doctors know they have to work harder to stop it from spreading.

According to this study very small primary tumors that are undiagnosed can release tumor cells which then travel to the nearest lymph node. 
It would make sense that if someone’s cancer is still local and has not spread that they should definitely do things to make the lymphatic system work better in removing waste.
However once the cancer has seeded in the lymph node(s) then it can’t be removed with improving lymphatic system. 
However it might indirectly reduce the likelihood of cancer cells lodging in more lymph nodes. 
A 15 – 20 walk around the park helps the lymphatic system in removing waste. 
There are better ways to improve the lymphatic system remove waste like lymphatic drainage massage, vibrating machine and trampoline exercises.
Lymph nodes are important parts of the lymphatic system that filter lymph fluid and help fight infections.
When lymph nodes are removed or damaged (like during cancer treatment), lymph fluid can’t drain properly. This causes it to build up in the surrounding tissues, leading to Lymphedema — swelling, usually in an arm or leg.
To improve lymph flow, lymph drainage and to treat Lymphedema is to use a trampoline, preferably an indoor mini trampoline and just jumping up and down on it, you don’t have to jump high, it’s the small tiny jumps that make the lymphatic drain more efficiently.
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A vibration machine is also great and recommended for lymphatic drainage and Lymphedema.
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Lymphedema in legs, legs cuff and massage that helps. Here is a product on Amazon for it