Are You Ready to Learn What You Can Do for Your Natural Breast Health?

The good news is there is a lot you can learn and do. The bad news is the doctor can’t do it for you! There are simple, reasonable steps for you to apply that will significantly reduce any risk you think you may have.

The key to good health and cancer prevention lies more in your hands than you may think. What you eat and put on your body, how you feel, what you think, and even what you believe affects your breast cancer risk. Traditional medicine may say these things don’t matter, but the truth is … they do. Do you really think a monthly exam and a yearly mammogram, only after you are age 45, will prevent any abnormal cells from developing? Doesn’t it seem logical to spend time every day to take steps in preventing a surprise diagnosis of cancer?

Maybe reality suggests that the chances of having the disease are much lower in younger women. Yet, if cancer does strike, it can be more aggressive in younger women. So what are you waiting for? Are you ready to make a change now? Intuitively you know your body. The thought has been there all along, nagging you in the back of your mind.

Taking proactive measures means commitment. Whatever your age, whatever your level of activity, most all women want to learn more, become educated, and aware of what is happening in their body. Learning the benefits of quality essential oils, early detection, and applying a loving lymphatic breast self-massage are all proactive ways for you to nurture and protect your long-term breast health. Women find this massage reduces breast pain, inflammation, lumps, cysts and fibrocystic breast tissue, relieves PMS breast symptoms, and may reduce fear of complications.

The Lymphatic System’s Primary Function

A crucial function of the lymphatic system is to isolate infection and debris and transport it through filtration points called lymph nodes. Another important function of lymph tissue is generating and storing white blood cells, which fight infection. The lymphatic system supports every system in the body. We have twice as much lymph fluid in our body as blood.

Its vast network is made up of tiny vessels, nodes, and a spleen. Tiny lymph vessels pick up the vascular fluid, waste and all of the live infection. Lymph nodes act as filters strung along the lymph vessels like pearls that lie next to the blood vessels. The spleen is like a big lymph node. With the exception of filtering blood and eliminating worn-out red blood cells, its purpose is to bring lymphocytes in contact with the blood to ward off infections.

Since our lymph fluid moves slowly without its own pump, inactivity can seriously restrict its flow. Muscle contraction, as in the diaphragm with deep breathing, and manual manipulation, as in massage, are the primary means for our lymph to circulate and drain from the body.

Fibrocystic Breasts, Lumps, Cysts, and Pain

Half of all women who go to doctors do so because they have some kind of pain in their breasts. Breast pain that comes and goes is usually caused by excess hormonal stimulation of the breast from too much estrogen, excessive caffeine, or chronic stress. It is not a risk for breast cancer!   According to Dr. Christiane Northrup, the link between breast pain and breast cancer is very low – less than one percent. Often simply breathing from the diaphragm, which moves the lymph, will put more oxygen into all of your cells and cause you to feel more relaxed. As a result, the pain is likely to disappear.

Lymphatic Breast Self-Massage Techniques

Dr. Christiane Northrup’s book, Women’s Bodies, Women’s Wisdom, offers a beautiful technique, which I have adapted and tweaked for the Lady Lymph self breast massage:

Start with the lymph glands in the neck and gently stroke down to the top of the collar bone. Feel the hollow spot behind the collar bone and gently stretch the skin from the shoulder down toward the center of the body (at the bottom of the throat). This opens the lymph passages before they empty into the circulatory system.

Spray Healthy Girls Breast Oil into your hands and rub together.

Start with gentle massage strokes from the nipple away from the center, all around your breast.

Under your arm, gently stretch the skin straight up into the armpit. You may feel tenderness.

Gently pump 6-10 times until the tenderness disappears.

Support your breast with one hand and gently move your entire breast toward the armpit with a stretch and release action 6-10 times.

With one hand supporting your breast, gently move your breast towards the center of the body, again with a stretch and release action 6-10 times.

Focus on a flat palm on the top of your breast and gently massage upward as you stretch and release 6-10 times.

Press the nipple a few times as if you are beeping a horn. Love and laugh with this fun technique while you are moving the lymph around your breast.

Repeat each step 6-10 times with the other breast.

Phluffing

Another fun loving technique called Phluffing (Personal Hand Lymphatic Undulation Flow Facilitation) was conceived by Cheryl Chapman, RN, NBCTM, breast health advocate (www.cherylchapman.com). It is a safe, gentle massage applied to the breasts at least twice daily.

Step One:  Simply bend at the waist and cup your hands under each breast. Gently move your hands up and down like you are fluffing a pillow, 10 times.

Step Two:  Cup one hand under one breast, with the heel-side of your hand pressed horizontally against your ribs. Gently press the palm of your other hand flat against that same breast. Move your hands side-to-side, toward the armpit and back, about 10 times. Repeat with the other breast. A spontaneous phluffing technique is to lift the bra straps up and down. Then, place your hands flat over the nipple and “beep the horn.”

Either the self breast massage or phluffing assists the lymph system in relieving inflammation, and transporting toxins, viruses and bacteria, and other impurities to the lymph nodes and thorax for processing. Apply Healthy Girls Breast Oil for extra balance, detox, and immune protection.

Use a light touch, moving the skin instead of massaging the muscles. Enjoy the sensual natural touch. The more pleasure you feel, the more natural breast health you experience.

Order Healthy Girls Breast Oil Here

Research Studies

Breasts are composed of fat and connective tissue. Over time the ratio changes to more connective and dense tissue. Fibrocystic breast is not a disease. Aggravated often by overweight, stress, caffeine, chocolate, smoking, and poor diet, estrogen dominance with low progesterone is another factor for fibrocystic breasts, pain, and tenderness. Statistics say that 90 percent of breast lumps are benign. Benign breast lumps usually move around when pressed, are not painful, and quite common.

Breast cysts are fluid-filled and often a physician suggests numbing the outer skin with local anesthesia and then aspirating the fluid by placing a needle in cyst. This is a painful experience. Instead, women can learn to do a gentle self  breast massage daily. Dr. Susan Love says most breast cancers have been in the breast 6-8 years before detected with mammography. It takes about two years before a blood supply is established to feed the tumor.

Research studies show restrictive clothing that presses on your lymph nodes – such as incorrectly fitted bras and underwires, tight girdles, panty hose, jeans, and skirts – can impede lymph flow and block lymphocytes (white blood cells) from destroying abnormal cells. Another study stated hormones tend to collect in breast tissue, and a lymphatic self  breast massage is recommended.

Breasts change every two to five years, depending what is going on in our life cycle. The support of a good bra comes from under the breasts with a firm band, not the shoulders. An underwire bra cuts off the circulation of both blood and lymph fluid around the breast, chest wall, and surrounding tissue. It may be detrimental to heart health as well, because it acts as an antenna to receive EMFs. Never, never ever wear your cell phone in your bra! Try to go bra-free for at least 12 hours a day, and don’t sleep in one. If this is uncomfortable for you, consider buying a stretchy camisole.

When you understand the lymphatic system and learn to improve your immune system with the additional benefits of using quality essential oils such as in Healthy Girls Breast Oil, you are proactive in keeping your body healthy. Are you ready to connect with your inner consciousness, take responsibility for your breast health, and create infinite possibilities for your health and happiness?

Research studies support lymphatic breast self-massage. Healthy Girls® Breast Oil formulation, when applied with a loving lymphatic breast self-massage, helps to stimulate the immune system, soften breast tissue, decrease pain and tenderness, while nurturing and protecting breast tissue.

Testimonial:

“I first contacted Joyce after undergoing a lumpectomy and lymph node removal. My lymph fluid was backing up, causing painful and frightening swelling under my arm. I asked if Healthy Girls Breast Oil could help me if my lymph nodes were GONE! Joyce helped me learn how to do a lymphatic self-massage so my lymph fluid could develop new pathways. After being told the lumpectomy removed all of the tumor, I got a second call from my surgeon telling me they actually missed a second – even larger tumor – in the same quadrant of my breast. He told me to consider a double mastectomy and even to have my ovaries removed. I furiously researched to learn what my options were. I refused radiation and hormone therapy and opted instead for natural therapies, including Healthy Girls Breast Oil. As Joyce always recommends, I got educated and took charge of my health. I will continue to use Healthy Girls Breast Oil.”   ~ LC

Another (older) video for your viewing:

Save