Full Body Manual Lymphatic Drainage Massage Treatment ✨ ASMR Soft Spoken Personal Attention RP

Little bit of medical, little bit of pseudoscience, and a lot of massage! Manual Lymphatic Drainage aims to direct the lymph in your body to the lymph nodes, reducing swelling, pain, and stiffness. This massage works on the whole body: face, neck/chest, arms/fingers, and legs/toes. We'll start by prepping the nodes, helping them to drain out before directing excess fluid towards them.

While it's not woo-ey per se, Manual Lymphatic Drainage/Massage isn't well verified as a scientifically effective treatment, and therefore is 📢 PSEUDOSCIENCE 📢 From Wikipedia: "Pseudoscience consists of statements, beliefs, or practices that claim to be both scientific and factual but are incompatible with the scientific method." This video is only intended for relaxation purposes, and I'm just an actor on the Internet.

Welcome to Your MLD Treatment ~ 00:00 - 00:51
Explaining the History & Background ~ 00:51 – 03:08
Deep Breathing Exercise to Start Lymph Movement ~ 03:08 – 05:14
Preparing/Draining the Clavicle & Axillary Lymph Nodes ~ 05:14 – 12:05
Working with the Head & Neck Nodes ~ 12:05 – 14:03
Prepping the Leg Nodes ~ 14:03 – 16:41
Massaging the Face ~ 16:41 – 21:35
Stretching the Skin of the Chest ~ 21:35 – 24:44
Working the Arms & Fingers ~ 24:44 – 31:25
Massaging the Legs & Toes ~ 31:25 – 36:22
Deep Breathing to End the Massage ~ 36:22 – 38:08
Aftercare Instructions ~ 38:08 – 38:42
Wrapping up the Massage Treatment ~ 38:42 - 40:13

Triggers include: soft speaking, massage, explaining things, personal attention, crinkly cling wrap sounds, personal attention, face touching, guided deep breathing, rain sounds in the background, and fabric sounds.

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Hope y'all enjoy, have a whale of a day! :)

xx Calliope

❥ What Is ASMR? From Oxford Languages: "a feeling of well-being combined with a tingling sensation in the scalp and down the back of the neck, as experienced by some people in response to a specific gentle stimulus, often a particular sound. 'ASMR is triggered by things like whispering voices, paper tearing, and scalp massage.'"

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Audio Recording – Rode NT1-A Microphones with Zoom H4N Recorder
Filming – Lumix G85 Camera

❥ Have a whale of a day and a good rest of your night! :)

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[DarthLeon]

I'm running out of ways to say "Great Video Calliope"; She just puts out too many great videos.

[brianrobbins]

Unrelated to anything, my wife and I recently adopted a cat named Calliope. We did not rename her, that was her name.

Related, amazing video, the excitement when explaining the history is palpable and its that genuine excitement that makes the videos amazing.

[MorikaASMR]

I always appreciate how technical your ASMR is. Tingly and informative 😁🧡

[hallamhal]

I love how there's calming ASMR but also I end up learning little tidbits throughout (like the names of the nodes and where to take the popliteal pulse)

[elise]

absolutely loving the rain background noise in this video!! i usually prefer videos that have some background noise and would adore a video from you with some hz brain waves type music in the background or would love to be pointed in the direction of a video you’ve made like that if it happens it exist! lol as always thank you so much for all the hard work you put into these lovely videos 🥰🥰🥰

[rafinhanogs]

ur voice is so and these water sounds are so relaxing too, it gave me a lot of tingles

[liritalyric]

I always love the research you do to make these immersive explanations for your videos, they are amazing

[BkhammoYou]

If only massages were this relaxing in real life 😊

[Warclam]

"Might I inquire about why it is that you sought this treatment out today?"
Honestly, I just wanted to hear you talk.
"Hm. I see. Yes, we can absolutely address that."
Yay!

[BiPolarBears]

You do great work. I always look forward to your new videos. You're definitely one of my favorite ASMR creators. Your voice really helps me with my anxiety and PTSD. Thank you.

[matthiasarthur]

I had 3 sessions of MLD after a recent surgery and I found it very relaxing. This took me right back to that place, such a relaxing and wonderful video!

[kaylaup]

Lymphatic massage ASMR is super tingly. Instant watch! Thanks calliope ❤

[jordanhd]

I really needed this. ❤️ I love how delicate you are with everything, Calliope. This was honestly incredibly relaxing. 😌

[jadetheace]

Complete off topic but your eye shadow in this video is so bold and beautiful!!

I guess you could say it’s very eye catching 😎


(Okay I’m sorry, I had to lol)

[garyrice]

Seeing’s I got too go walking in the snow too the store I will have to watch this later tonight.

[megazver]

This was incredibly relaxing! I found myself actually wondering whether this was actually woo when listening; it sounded plausible! Thanks for the clarifying notes in the description.

[lrhamilton]

Excited to be asleep within the next 3 minutes! Thanks for yet another awesome tingly video (I assume since I’ll be sound asleep)

[turbo_dino]

Stellar video, aaaagain 😤😂 Don’t know what you used during the head massage parts, but that trigger is brain meltingly good!

[jessehughes]

Woohoo! Love these rps. Keep up the great work, hoping all the best for you!

[lakeireland]

I was hoping you’d do a lymph drainage massage one day! I guess I could have asked for it but why do things the easy way?

Hope you’re feeling a just a little bit better, Callopie.