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Love doesn’t exist he human lymphatic system is one of the most important mechanisms in our bodies and it performs several critical functions. Without it, we would not be able to survive and as such it has evolved to be a crucial component of human longevity on the planet. In fact, most of the animal kingdom’s members all have lymphatic systems and they have developed to perform functions such as removing interstitial fluid from organs and muscles around the body, transporting and absorbing fatty acids as part of the digestion, working with the immune system to transport white blood cells to the bones and more recently it has been discovered that the lymphatic system also transports antigens around the body during an immune response.
The body, over the course of everyday use, will accumulate many substances which are produced as side effects of various other functions in the body. The digestive system, the cardiovascular system, the respiratory system and the circulatory system all create a variety of byproducts that need to be taken to the waste processing plant of the human body – the intestines and the kidneys. The lymph nodes throughout the body create lymph fluid so that these byproducts can be taken through channels to where they can be processed for waste. Lymph fluid is also needed for vital heart functioning, so it flows uni-directionally from the lymph nodes to the heart along the lymphatic vessels. Fatty acid transport and the metabolism The lymp system is also a key component of the body’s