Lymphatic drainage techniques aid Veterans exposed to toxins
Veterans exposed to toxins during their service are finding relief from symptoms at the Veterans Health Care System of the Ozarks. An innovative treatment approach is being used, which incorporates lymphatic drainage techniques. This method is showing promising results for patients who have been affected by airborne toxins.
The treatment is led by Dr. Naomi Moran, an occupational therapist and Army Veteran. She specializes in treating conditions related to impaired lymph drainage, which can cause inflammation and swelling.
Further details about the treatment and its effects are available from the source, including information about Dr. Moran's approach and the benefits it has brought to Veterans.
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