If you do it, does her method seem OK? How often do you do it? What type of brush?
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With all the neck swelling feeling, perhaps something to move my lymph system better may help me. I guess it's virtually free so what the hell.
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I think the key is to do it every day. I mean you really cant argue that it works when your body starts to feel warm and you can see more blood circulating.
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Sure it works
Helps circulation Removes dead toxins on surface of skin
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i do this before every shower. Like you said, WTH, if it works on something, it takes little effort and the brush is only 5-10 dollars Posts: 3975 | From usa | Registered: Aug 2007
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I'm been hearing more and dry brushing and the concept sounds like it should help, so have just recently started doing it.
I figure it surely isn't going to hurt. Any little thing that might help get us out of this mess is great, so thanks for the tip.
Cathy
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I think it does help to shift the lymph, as well as increase circulation, so is worth doing; I must get back into this good habit!
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It helps. I have so many toxins stored in my skin after battling Lyme and taking all those meds that I can only do it once or twice a week or I get fatigue.
My daughter who never had Lyme got diarrhea for the first few weeks she did it.
Our skin stores lots of gunk.
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hey six, you get fatigue if you overdo sth that helps detox? Have you had any explanation to that? I also do that before evry shower, it does give a good feeling but I am not sure how it helps...
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hey six, you get fatigue if you overdo sth that helps detox? Have you had any explanation to that? I also do that before evry shower, it does give a good feeling but I am not sure how it helps...
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I'm thinking that when I release too many toxins at once it makes me fatigued. I only do enough that my body can handle eliminating the toxins without them making me feel bad.
When I first got better, I had fatigue with just about any method of detox I used except for coffee enemas. I haven't had that happen in months, so I was surprised it happened with something so seemingly benign as skin brushing.
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