Neuro-Endocrine-Lymphatic Points—with Dr. Arlene Dijamco
What are neuro-endocrine-lymphatic points?
Neuro-endocrine-lymphatic points, or NEL points for short, are congested areas at nerve endings associated with the lymphatic system.
Addressing these areas can help lymphatic clearance of larger areas.
Our lymph system is important for many reasons, including draining inflammation as well as supplying important elements for the body to rebuild itself.
Why is it useful to learn about NEL points?
NEL points can be helpful to
Decrease inflammation
Improve detoxification
Balance circulation
Ease tension
Improve overall flow in the body
Who is this course for?
Medical professionals, including physicians and nurses
Body workers, including physical therapists and massage therapists
Yoga teachers and energy workers
Anyone with a strong interest to learn how to create more flow in the body, decrease inflammation, improve detoxification, ease tension, and balance circulation
What will you learn?
The anatomical and physiological background to NEL points
Understanding the related emotional aspects
How to perceive NEL points on yourself and others
How to release any “congestion” associated with specific NEL points
Sample self-maintenance exercise routines using NEL points
This class will be in-person with at least 1:6 participant to faculty ratio.
Lunch is included.
Early-bird registration extended until January 25th. Register soon to reserve your spot!
What are neuro-endocrine-lymphatic points?
Neuro-endocrine-lymphatic points, or NEL points for short, are congested areas at nerve endings associated with the lymphatic system.
Addressing these areas can help lymphatic clearance of larger areas.
Our lymph system is important for many reasons, including draining inflammation as well as supplying important elements for the body to rebuild itself.
Why is it useful to learn about NEL points?
NEL points can be helpful to
Decrease inflammation
Improve detoxification
Balance circulation
Ease tension
Improve overall flow in the body
Who is this course for?
Medical professionals, including physicians and nurses
Body workers, including physical therapists and massage therapists
Yoga teachers and energy workers
Anyone with a strong interest to learn how to create more flow in the body, decrease inflammation, improve detoxification, ease tension, and balance circulation
What will you learn?
The anatomical and physiological background to NEL points
Understanding the related emotional aspects
How to perceive NEL points on yourself and others
How to release any “congestion” associated with specific NEL points
Sample self-maintenance exercise routines using NEL points
This class will be in-person with at least 1:6 participant to faculty ratio.
Lunch is included.
Early-bird registration extended until January 25th. Register soon to reserve your spot!
What are neuro-endocrine-lymphatic points?
Neuro-endocrine-lymphatic points, or NEL points for short, are congested areas at nerve endings associated with the lymphatic system.
Addressing these areas can help lymphatic clearance of larger areas.
Our lymph system is important for many reasons, including draining inflammation as well as supplying important elements for the body to rebuild itself.
Why is it useful to learn about NEL points?
NEL points can be helpful to
Decrease inflammation
Improve detoxification
Balance circulation
Ease tension
Improve overall flow in the body
Who is this course for?
Medical professionals, including physicians and nurses
Body workers, including physical therapists and massage therapists
Yoga teachers and energy workers
Anyone with a strong interest to learn how to create more flow in the body, decrease inflammation, improve detoxification, ease tension, and balance circulation
What will you learn?
The anatomical and physiological background to NEL points
Understanding the related emotional aspects
How to perceive NEL points on yourself and others
How to release any “congestion” associated with specific NEL points
Sample self-maintenance exercise routines using NEL points
This class will be in-person with at least 1:6 participant to faculty ratio.
Lunch is included.
Early-bird registration extended until January 25th. Register soon to reserve your spot!
