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12 Aug

Permanently bloated? Manual lymphatic drainage is perhaps the cure

Permanently bloated? Manual lymphatic drainage is perhaps the cure
If there’s one thing the wellness world is obsessive about, it’s detoxing. There isn't any shortage of cleanses or products that promise to eliminate all the toxins in your body, so it’s unsurprising that a  style of massage that guarantees to “drain” your body of poisons is growing in popularity: manual lymphatic drainage (MLD).  Your lymphatic system is a network of organs, vessels, ducts, and nodes that move lymph (a fluid made up of white blood cells, proteins and fats) out of your tissues into your bloodstream, eliminating waste and toxins – it’s sometimes called your body’s own sewage system (sexy). The thought is that by massaging your lymph nodes, manual lymphatic drainage supposedly stimulates the lymphatic system and accelerates the...
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13 Dec

Permanently bloated? Manual lymphatic drainage could be the cure

Permanently bloated? Manual lymphatic drainage is perhaps the cure
Beloved by supermodels and Dua Lipa, the evidence behind the advantages of the massage is admittedly shaky at best, despite it being marketed as a miracle treatment If there’s one thing the wellness world is obsessive about, it’s detoxing. There isn't any shortage of cleanses or products that promise to do away with all the toxins in your body, so it’s unsurprising that a  form of massage that guarantees to “drain” your body of poisons is growing in popularity: manual lymphatic drainage (MLD).  Your lymphatic system is a network of organs, vessels, ducts, and nodes that move lymph (a fluid made up of white blood cells, proteins and fats) out of your tissues into...
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7 Sep

Hyères Festival Moves to October Permanently, Teases Villa Noailles’

Hyères Festival Moves to October Permanently, Teases Villa Noailles’
PARIS — The Hyères International Festival of Fashion, Photography and Fashion Accessories will permanently happen in October, its founder and general manager Jean-Pierre Blanc revealed Wednesday here. “Postponing the festival to October [due to the COVID-19 pandemic] has given us more respiratory room within the organization,” he said during a conference cohosted by Blanc and festival president Pascale Mussard, noting that it was the “first time in 37 years” this system of an upcoming edition could possibly be formally presented.  Before diving into the particulars of the thirty seventh edition, slated to happen from Oct. 13 to 16, Blanc was already putting 2023 in everyone’s diary as it is going to mark the centenary of the Villa’s creation. This anniversary shall be an...
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