One of the reasons I dedicate careful time to the back and spinal pathway during treatment lies in the nature of the lymphatic system itself. Unlike the circulatory system, it does not have its own pump; it relies on rhythm, breath, and precise, guided stimulation to move effectively. The back plays a central role in supporting this process. Along the spinal pathway, we are able to influence not only lymphatic flow, but also the nervous system—both of which are closely connec

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