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Manual Lymphatic Drainage
in Bozeman, Montana

Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) is a gentle, specialized technique that supports the movement of lymphatic fluid throughout the body. When lymphatic flow becomes sluggish due to surgery, injury, inflammation, or other stressors, swelling, congestion, and discomfort may occur. At Naturopathic Bodyworks, MLD is offered as part of an individualized approach to support recovery, circulation, and overall wellness.

What is the Lymphatic System?

The lymphatic system helps move excess fluid, waste products, and immune cells throughout the body. Unlike the circulatory system, it does not have a pump and relies on movement, breathing, and healthy tissue function to keep fluid moving efficiently.

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When lymphatic flow becomes sluggish, swelling, congestion, or prolonged recovery may occur. Manual Lymphatic Drainage is a gentle technique designed to support healthy lymphatic movement.

Who May Benefit From Manual Lymphatic Drainage?

Manual Lymphatic Drainage may be helpful for individuals seeking support with:

  • Post-surgical recovery

  • Swelling or fluid retention

  • Tissue congestion

  • Chronic inflammation

  • Recovery from injury

  • Scar tissue mobility

  • General wellness support

What to Expect During a Session

Manual Lymphatic Drainage uses gentle, rhythmic techniques and is very different from deep tissue massage. Sessions are typically relaxing and individualized to your needs. Patients are comfortably draped throughout treatment.

Why Choose Naturopathic Bodyworks?

Dr. Carlye Garcia, ND, LMT combines training in naturopathic medicine, therapeutic bodywork, and lymphatic therapy to provide individualized care. This whole-person approach considers factors that may influence recovery, circulation, tissue health, and overall wellness.

Schedule a Manual Lymphatic Drainage Session

If you are interested in learning whether Manual Lymphatic Drainage may be appropriate for your needs, appointments can be scheduled online or by contacting the office directly.

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