Abstract

Sixty percent of the body's lymphatic system is concentrated in the intestine. Of these, the small intestine is densely packed with lymph, which plays an important role in absorbing nutrients taken in from food, breaking down fat, and sending it to the blood vessels and lymph vessels. This book tells how to promote intestinal lymphatic flow, which can be approached from deep within the intestine.

Author’s Information

Rumiko Yaku After graduating from the College of Pharmacy, Rumiko Yaku worked as a pharmacist in a medical center pharmacy. However, she had doubts about the symptomatic treatment methods of Western medicine, and became interested in holistic medicine and studied Oriental medicine. He became a licensed acupuncturist and massage therapist and opened his own practice as an "oriental healer who also understands medicine. Although he gained the support of many patients, he realized the importance of both physical and mental care due to the high level of stress among his patients. She studied "brain science" and "psychology" for stress care, and combined her knowledge and skills in esthetics and aromatherapy as techniques for healing and beauty, and developed the detoxification methods "deep lymph node release" and "WATCH therapy" to achieve both physical and mental stress care and beauty on the outside. WATCH Therapy. She also conducts courses and lectures at salons throughout Japan. Representative Director of Deep Lymphatic Association and WATCH Revive Association (This data was published at the time this book was published.)