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    Missy P
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    Hey wondering when a lymphatic massage can be done in someone with autoimmune? I heard i shouldn’t get it done and wondering your thoughts. thanks

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    Marla Pietruszko
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    If there is a specific need for lymphatic massage, as might be present in someone who has had a mastectomy, for example, the timing would be that you would want to first install measures aimed at balancing T cell polarization (typically downregulating Th17 and if needed supporting adequate Th1 response and quieting down excessive Th2 dominance if it’s present). That might take you two weeks to install (Th1 Support and Th2 modulator and balanced Immune and continue to take them when you install the next step/layer, starting in week 3). In week 3, you introduce tolerogenic substances, like curcumin, fish oil, vit D, etc.
    Once those first two layers are installed, you’ve got enough protection against autoimmune flare activation (not perfect but much better than not having it), so at that point, if it’s specifically indicated, you can go ahead. hope that helps!

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