10 Interesting Fact About The mysteries of the human lymphatic system

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• The human lymphatic system consists of a large number of blood vessels that connect body tissues with white blood cells.
• The lymphatic system plays a role in providing nutrients to body cells, channeling waste substances, and treating infections.
• White blood cells called lymphocytes play a role in the process of forming antibodies and resistance to infection.
• The lymphatic system includes lymphoid tissue, lymphoid organs, and a large amount of lymphatic blood vessels that connect the two.
• Lymphoid organs, such as spleen, lymph nodes, thymus glands, and bone marrow, store lymphocyte cells.
• Lymphatic blood vessels carry lymph fluid containing antibodies and nutrients throughout the body.
• Lymph fluid containing white blood cells flows through the bloodstream and experience continuous circulation.
• Lymph fluid also functions as a discharge system that removes waste substances from body cells.
• Spleen also plays a role in storing important nutrients and minerals such as protein, iron, and calcium.
• Fleshing spleen and reduces the number of red blood cells that die before they are removed from the body through the bloodstream.