The lymphatic system is a large network made up of lymphatic vessels, lymphatic organs, lymphatic tissues and lymph nodes where the primary function is to transport lymph fluid around the body and act as a drainage system. It carries various proteins, fats and hormones to cells and is a key part of the immune system, producing antibodies and white blood cells to help the body fight off infections. Over time unwanted toxins can accumulate in the lymphatic system leading to congestion, imbalances and certain chronic health conditions. By stimulating specific lymphatic drainage points which are connected to the nervous system, this encourages the lymphatic system to flow across the nervous system and throughout the entire body aiding with the detoxification of accumulated and congested toxins, as well as eliminating waste products, alleviating lymphatic pressure in certain areas and reducing overall inflammation in the body. The aim is to ensure that the lymphatic system, nervous system and surrounding tissues and organs regain optimal function and to restore energy flow and balance throughout the body. Over the last few years, Rakhee and her team are seeing an increasing number of patients who present with CFS symptom.