Lymphology is the branch of medicine and physiology that studies the lymphatic system — its structure, function, and disorders. It encompasses lymph flow, immune function, and the role of muscle movement in drainage.
Key Concepts
- •Lymph — fluid that drains from tissues, carrying waste and immune cells
- •Lymph nodes — filter and immune activation sites
- •Lymphatic vessels — no central pump; rely on muscle contraction
- •Stress metabolites — lactic acid, inflammatory markers cleared via lymph
In ONDA Life
Part 4 "Lymphology" uses muscle tone as a natural pump to clear the body of stress metabolic byproducts. Rhythmic movement and optimal muscle tone ensure lymphatic flow — physical freshness even under high-load conditions.
Scientific Basis
Built on: Polyvagal Theory (Porges); Psychoneuroimmunology (Ader & Cohen); neuroplasticity research.