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Great explanation on the lymphatic system’s flow direction and why it is important to first massage the main collarbone lymph drainage point Perry Nickelston ABC —> Always Be Cleansing You can hack away at pain with daily lymph massage. Consistency is 🔑

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Thank you so much for the wonderful share I am grateful

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