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Question lymph circulation?
hi all

does anyone have recs to help lymph circulation in addition to acupuncture and massage?

i steamed my tos area today and it felt great.

my left side of my armpit/collarbone/pec/tricep area feels "clogged" really easily.

huge tia
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