Essential Tranquility and Wellness

11/26/2025

The Power of Reflexology 💜

10/15/2025

it's okay to slow down, even the trees are letting go of what no longer serves them

07/29/2025

The difference between Reflexology and a foot massage…

🦶 Reflexology vs Foot Massage, What’s the Difference?

Both feel good. Both involve the feet, but they are not the same.

A foot massage is a nice way to relax, using slow, flowing strokes and oils to soothe tired feet. It is comforting and pampering, great to feel calm.

Reflexology, on the other hand, is a therapeutic treatment. It is grounded in knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and the body's reflex zones.

As professionally trained reflexologists, we ask about your health issues so we can work with precision, stimulating specific points on the feet and/or hands, ears and face that correspond to organs, glands, and systems in the body to help improve what is happening with your health issues.

The goal is to support your health, restore balance, and activate your body’s natural healing processes.

So while foot massage nurtures the feet, reflexology supports the whole person: body, mind, and nervous system.

With Reflexology, we will feel relaxed 👍more importantly, we will feel more aligned 😄✔️

07/24/2025

Until you have sat in the front row… we will all be in the front row at some point if not been there already.. Until then this is something to remember.

07/23/2025

Cherish those in your life before it is too late. You never know...

07/17/2025

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07/12/2025

Something to think about.

05/30/2025

Now you know!

💧From Lymph Flow to Toilet Bowl: What Happens to Your Urine After a Lymph Drainage? 🚽✨

You’ve just had your lymphatic drainage session. You’re relaxed, lighter, and—let’s be real—you need to p*e. Badly. 😅
But have you ever wondered: What exactly is your body getting rid of in that post-drainage dash to the bathroom?

Let’s take a fun little journey… from lymph to loo!

🚀 Step 1: Your Lymph System Gets Moving

During your drainage session—whether manual, reflexology, or device-based—your lymphatic system is gently nudged into action. It starts collecting:
• 🦠 Cellular waste
• 🧪 Toxins and metabolic byproducts
• 💧 Excess interstitial fluid
• 🧫 Bits of viruses, bacteria, and inflammatory proteins
• 🧃 Even old hormones and medication residues!

Think of it like a clean-up crew doing a deep spring-clean of your internal spaces.

🚰 Step 2: The Waste Heads to the Bloodstream

All that “cleaned up” lymph fluid gets funneled into the large lymphatic ducts at the base of your neck (just under your collarbones). From there, it flows into your bloodstream like VIP guests entering the party.

Your bloodstream then delivers this “waste cargo” straight to your kidneys. No time to waste!

🧼 Step 3: The Kidneys Go Into Detox Mode

Your kidneys are like your body’s filtration wizards 🧙‍♂️✨

They:
• Filter out toxins
• Balance fluid and electrolytes
• Concentrate waste into a yellowish gold called… urine!

If your urine is cloudier, smellier, darker, or more frequent after lymph drainage, don’t be alarmed. That’s your body saying:
“Look at all this junk I just cleared out!” 👏

🚽 Step 4: Goodbye, Waste!

And just like that… 🧻
You head to the toilet, flush away the evidence, and your body thanks you for doing something amazing:

✅ Supporting detox
✅ Lightening the inflammatory load
✅ Boosting immune resilience
✅ Giving your organs a little break

💡Did You Know?

After lymph drainage, it’s super important to drink extra water! Why?
Because your kidneys need that hydration to efficiently flush everything out. Think of it like rinsing out a sponge—you need liquid to make the waste go!

So next time you rush to the bathroom after a drainage session…

💬 Just smile and think:
“That’s not just p*e—that’s progress!” 😄💦



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