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1. Question
Neurolymphatic reflexes are reflexes located in the lymphoid tissue in the fascia and are manifested in the acute stage by soreness or tenderness at the distal ends of the spinal nerves?
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Neurolymphatic regions were first discovered by Frank Chapman along with Charles Owens in or around the 1930s
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George Goodheart mapped the association between the lymphoid tissue congestion and weakness to various muscles. First noticing the link between the clavicular fibres of the pectoralis muscle and the stomach.
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Through palpation and subsequent rubbing of these points, Chapman could affect the flushing of the lymphatic vessels of each individual organ and gland to strengthen its function, which led to positive effects of the individual’s health.
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The first correlation that Goodheart found was that Chapmans neuro-lymphatic point which affected the stomach when facilitated ALSO helped to turn on the
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General application of the technique is valuable to
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Application of neurolymphatic point work aids in increasing the effects of anxiety linked to stress, deepens mood and exacerbates the pain cycle
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Application of neurolymphatic stimulation decreases the level of pressure reducing the load on the thumbs, hands and wrists