What does LDM do with metabolic waste?

The lymphatic drainage massage (LDM) primarily functions by facilitating the movement of metabolic waste away from the dermal tissues. When metabolic waste accumulates in the body’s tissues, it can lead to various issues, including poor skin health and reduced circulation. Through the process of lymphatic drainage, the lymphatic system helps to remove these waste products, allowing for enhanced nutrient flow and oxygenation to the skin cells. This is crucial for maintaining overall skin health, as it supports the skin's ability to rejuvenate and recover, ultimately promoting a more vibrant appearance.

The focus of LDM on reducing waste contributes to healthier skin by not only removing toxins but also ensuring that fresh nutrients are more effectively delivered to skin cells, which aids in cellular functions and repair processes. This interactive effect can lead to improved skin texture, tone, and elasticity over time, enhancing the overall aesthetic appearance of the skin.

In contrast, the other options do not accurately describe the primary function of LDM within the context of skin health and lymphatic function.