Health House - Holistic Health & Holistic Nutrition

Biotheraputic Drainage

Biotherapeutic Drainage, utilized in Europe for over 70 years, is included in most every client therapy plan. It is of utmost importance when addressing acute or chronic health issues as well as prevention.  Biotherapeutic Drainage acts on the cells, tissues and organs.

What are Biotherapeutic Drainage Remedies?

Biotherapeutic Drainage remedies support our body’s primary elimination organs which include the liver, lungs, intestines, kidneys and the secondary routes including skin, mucus membranes, nose and genitals. If the primary organs are working at a reduced capacity then the body will attempt to use the secondary routes for elimination. Toxic residue will remain inside the body and will be stored in fat tissues,  connective tissue, muscles, tendons, veins and arteries attempting to keep the toxins away from the brain, heart and kidneys. Eventually these toxins will accumulate and the development of dis-ease will take place as the body attempts to cope. Biotherapeutic drainage facilitates our innate ability to eliminate toxins, without aggression or force. By supporting the proper functioning and rate of eliminate we reduce our chances of infections, stones, tumors, autoimmune diseases, and accumulation of toxins in fat tissue, connective tissue, organs, glands, muscles and nerves.

Biotherapuetic drainage stimulates efficient elimination and supports the proper function of organs to improve overall health.

Our body is like a river, when the water is running freely  there will be no toxic accumulations versus a swamp where the water is stagnant. The stagnant water is an environment where pathogenic organisms grow such as bacteria, viruses, fungus, yeast.

A swamp attracts the mosquitos, the mosquitos do not create the swamp!  

To learn more about biotherapuetic drainage in Markham please call us. We also provide services throughout southern Ontario including: Newmarket, Richmond Hill, Vaughan, Woodbridge, Scarborough, Stouffville, and Unionville.