Which lymph node zones does the speaker say they work on?

Robert Whitfield MDAmerica's Breast Implant Illness Expert™

Lymphatic Drainage: Detox Your Body & Boost Health

22 May 2025 · 1 min

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A brief transcript excerpt from a YouTube video (by Robert Whitfield MD) where a speaker describes personally using lymphatic drainage techniques (gua sha and manual stimulation of six main lymph node zones: behind the ears, collarbones, under the armpits, stomach, groin, and behind the knees), often combined with red-light therapy. The speaker asks why implants or other issues disrupt the lymphatic system, whether it becomes 'clogged', and notes the lymphatic system functions as a filtration system.

Questions this video answers

Behind the ears; collarbones; under the armpits; stomach; groin; behind the knees.

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And, but you mentioned lymphatic drainage, so I found lymphatic drainage to be one of the most helpful tools for me. I mean, I still keep up with it with gua shawing and working, like, the six main lymph node zones behind my ears, my collarbones, under my armpits, stomach, groin, behind the knees, like, and I do that in front of the red light when I'm home. When I'm not. I, I don't, you know, I just don't add that stack on. But why? What is it that happens with the lymphatic system when, you know, you have implants or you have, you have these issues going on? Why was that so helpful to me? Why does that get so disrupted? Does it actually get clogged? That's your filtration system, basically.