Synopsis

Source of validity: Traditional
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Lymph—as an ingredient or remedy—has traditionally been included in various herbal or homeopathic preparations aimed at supporting recovery during convalescence (the period of gradual recovery after illness or medical treatment). The rationale behind its use is often rooted in historical or folk medicine beliefs that stimulating or supporting the lymphatic system can help clear toxins, facilitate immune function, or accelerate healing. However, the direct use of "lymph" itself as a medicine is not common in conventional medical practice; rather, the focus is sometimes on herbs or remedies believed to "support lymphatic drainage." There is very limited scientific evidence to validate these claims. Most references to lymphatic support during convalescence in traditional medicine involve indirect approaches, such as massage, hydrotherapy, or the use of certain botanicals. Clinical trials or rigorous studies specifically addressing the efficacy of "lymph" or lymphatic stimulation for convalescence are lacking. Therefore, while its use is justified by tradition in some systems of medicine, the evidence base remains weak and largely anecdotal.

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