10 Interesting Fact About The human lymphatic system

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• The lymphatic system is the body's system that is responsible for transporting lymph fluid in the body.
• Lymph fluid is a clear liquid that contains white blood cells and protein which functions as a body defense system.
• The lymphatic system consists of lymphatic tissue, lymphatic vessels, lymph nodes, and lymphatic organs such as spleen and bone marrow.
• The lymphatic system helps remove toxins and metabolic waste from the body.
• The lymphatic system also plays a role in regulating the balance of body fluids.
• The lymphatic system can be disrupted by infection, autoimmune disease, or cancer.
• Lymph nodes are important points in the lymphatic system because they function to capture and examine bacteria, viruses, and cancer cells that enter the body.
• Lymphocyte cells are white blood cells that are very important in the lymphatic system because they are responsible for recognizing and fighting pathogens and cancer cells in the body.
• The lymphatic system also plays a role in transportation of fatty acids and vitamins A, D, E, and K from the intestine into the blood.
• The lymphatic system can be increased function through exercise, healthy diet, and avoid stress.