LymphMan's Health Blog

In LymphMan's Health Blogs you will learn a view of how to achieve health with the understanding of two emerging sciences, the lymphatic system and acid-alkaline balance. My understanding of disease and health comes from over 18 years of helping many illnesses in my clients just by activating their lymphatic system. Most pain, stress, depression, weak immune system and many illnesses respond quickly to lymphatic system activation.

At LymphMan.com you learn the new science to help balance your body and how to maintain and activate your lymphatic system to take control of your health! My hope is that as you read my blogs you begin to see how this basic missed science; that an acidic pH slows or stops the lymphatic system, allowing acidic waste to build in your body creating disease. I truly believe that balancing your internal pH and activating  your lymphatic system should be the first steps to regain your  health and life. This blog is for informational purposes only, consult with your health care practitioner before making any lifestyle changes like diet, exercise or lymphatic system activation.

e-mail John ossipinsky  aka LymphMan your questions about the lymphatic system, acid-alkaline balance,  pH testing and health.

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Entries for August 2010

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If you are having problems with your heart, or ischemia, then you need to know how the lymphatic system plays a major role in maintaining the tissues of the heart. Ischemia is a medical term for a restriction in blood supply that can damage tissue and organs. There are many tiny vessels of the lymphatic system on the exterior of the heart, also in the heart muscle itself. Even blood vessels have a lymphatic system on its exterior vessel and in the vessel itself. When the lymphatic system is working optimally it is reabsorbing and removing, from the tissues or organs, excess fluid and cellular waste. This cellular waste is lactic acid and large proteins (insoluble parts of damaged cells and fibrin) that are too large to enter the veins.
Copyright ©2009 John Ossipinsky
 

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Hundreds of millions of people around the world are having a hard time breathing from asthma, bronchitis, emphysema, COPD and lung cancer. It is estimated that 300 million people worldwide have asthma. Some infants are even born with cystic fibrosis, fluid filled cysts in their lungs which limit their ability to breathe. Why are we having so many lung problems, even beginning in the womb? There are many contributing factors to breathing problems from smoking, pollution and toxic chemicals. Very rarely do you think of the foods you eat or beverages that you drink as a contributing factor to why you are having a problem with your lungs.
Copyright ©2009 John Ossipinsky

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