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160 - Dr. Raymond Perrin Breakthroughs in the Lymphatic System - part 1

160 - Dr. Raymond Perrin Breakthroughs in the Lymphatic System - part 1

Season 1 Episode 160 Published 1 year, 7 months ago
Description

This enlightening episode features Dr. Raymond Perrin as he discusses the intricate connections between the sympathetic nervous system and chronic conditions like Long Covid and ME-CFS. With his unique Perrin Technique, he highlights the importance of understanding the body's drainage systems to promote healing and recovery.

• Introduction of Dr. Raymond Perrin and his background
• Explanation of the Perrin technique and its relevance
• Insights into the autonomic nervous system's role
• The discovery of the lymphatic system and its implications
• The connection between Long Covid and ME/CFS and toxic buildup in the brain
• Overview of treatment methodologies and their effectiveness
• Discussion on the evolving recognition of chronic illness

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Part 2 now available HERE

For  more information about The Perrin Technique visit  www.theperrintechnique.com

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