feel it's important and the crew here feels it's important enough to mention

in that this is very important, for women particularly and

breast care because there's so much breast cancer going around. I have

certain ideas about that, but there is a way to drain the breasts and keep the breasts

draining well, which is very helpful. I've had an experience, more than once of

nodes... there's a node on

one side of the

rib cage here that the breast drains into, which has oftentimes been

very full and hard.

Women get a little upset by this. Often times these are women who wear

under wire brassieres. Those are irritating to the nodes over there.

What has happened in the case of these women that have had that occurrence is I've

drained their breasts and the node has gone down and there was no more

fear of anything going on.

I don't know why there's so much breast cancer.

I have my suspicions that possibly the prevention

...

what they say we should do to prevent it because we are being radiated

at that time is probably encouraging

dysfunctional cells.

That's my opinion.

But anyway, to get back to this, we

have gone through opening up here at the clavical, the clavicular node

area

and then you will also open up again through the

axillary.

So you can work the breast either with a

cover, which were gonna do

or you can work it without.

If you are doing this professionally you wanna make sure you get permission from the

person that you're working on to handle this part of the body.

So i'm going to

be over on this side and I'm going to be working the opposite side. Normally I'm standing

on the same side.

So, I'm pumping the node, right on the side of the body.

Right on the side

below the breast.

I'm draining it up into that axillary area.

Then you wanna take it and just very carefully move around

like so.

And pull it down this way

and drain

and then again here.

now sometimes you're gonna find

women have had breast implants.

Those can still be drained but you must be very very careful

and then draining this direction.

You can take your hand and cup around.

This you do not do with implants!

Just moving it back and forth just a little bit

and then

taking it and draining it in different directions. This is what I do. There's more to this

protocol, but this is a pretty good way of just getting it drained and doing what we

need to do.

And then the same thing on this side

pumping it up

to the axillary.

I think this is important for breast health.

And then you can go

around

and then the other way.

And then just a little

rotation.

Then drain some more.

And up under

and that's about all you have to do and that will create

the flow through those delicate nodes and in that delicate tissue and it will keep it cleared out and

hopefully prevent

things from happening.

This is Athena Jezik! Thank you!