Lymph Butter

✅ Stimulates Blood Circulation

✅ Encourages Lymphatic Drainage

✅ Shifts Built-Up Toxins

Support your Lymphatic System Naturally

Your lymphatic system plays a crucial role in removing waste and toxins from your body. When it's not functioning properly, it can lead to a buildup of fluids and other imbalances. Luckily, Lymph Butter is designed to help encourage lymphatic drainage and blood flow. It also promotes detoxification through toxin shifting and reduces fluid retention through its natural, yet powerful, ingredients. 

Here are 7 signs that you may need help with lymphatic drainage:

1. Swelling or Puffiness- persistent swelling in the arms, legs or other areas.
2. Chronic Fatigue- could indicate a buildup of toxins due to poor lymphatic circulation.
3. Frequent Illness- a week immune system might point to an overburdened lymphatic system.
4. Skin Issues- acne, dullness, or dry patches may occur when toxins are not efficiently removed through lymphatic drainage.
5. Digestive Discomfort- bloating or a sense of heaviness can result from fluid retention.
6. Aches and Stiffness- muscle soreness, joint discomfort, or stiffness, especially in the morning, could be due to lymph stagnation.
7. Unexplained Weight Gain- fluid retention or sluggish toxin removal can contribute to bloating and difficulty losing weight.

How to Use Lymph Butter:

1. Post Shower Massage: Massage into damp skin for deep hydration and improved circulation.

2. Before Dry Brushing: Apply a small amount of Lymph Butter onto your skin. Gently dry brush using upward strokes toward the heart to stimulate lymphatic flow.

3. Daily Use: Use as a moisturizer on areas prone to puffiness or tension like legs, arms, and abdomen. 

Where to Apply Lymph Butter:

1. Neck- Apply to the sides of the neck where lymph nodes are located, just below the jawline and near the collarbone.
2. Underarms- Massage gently into the underarm area, as this is a major hub for lymph nodes.
3. Chest- Apply to the upper chest and around the collarbone to stimulate lymph flow in the thoracic region.
4. Abdomen- Rub in circular motions around the abdomen to support lymph nodes in this area, which are crucial for digestive health.
5. Groin- Apply lightly to the crease where the thigh meets the torso to target the inguinal lymph nodes.
6. Behind the Knees- Massage the back of the knees, where lymph nodes are located, to support fluid drainage in the lower body.

Size: 4oz

Ingredients:

Coconut oil, shea butter, beeswax, peppermint, lemon, grapefruit, sweet orange, frankincense, cypress, ginger, rosemary, myrrh, geranium, oregano