Part 1
The lymphatic system cleans the body by draining excess
fluids and debris from the tissue and cleaning up internal and external threats
to health from the immune system. The drainage part of the lymphatic system is
a series of one-way tubes starting in the tissues as tiny, very permeable
capillaries and joining up to form bigger and bigger vessels. These pass-through
lymph nodes, which strain and filter the lymph fluid. The lymphatic system
makes sure harmful stuff is filtered out before returning fluid to the blood,
through the veins that lie below the collarbones. The lymphatic capillaries
admit large amounts of tissue fluids containing debris too big to enter the
blood capillaries, which will cause a problem if it got into the blood. This include
stuff like proteins, pus, damaged or dead cells, bacteria, and other pathogens
and cancerous cells.
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Deeply Holistic
Peep waller
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