lymphatic system
- noun
- /lɪmˈfætɪk ˈsɪstəm/
- Specialized
- Metastasis occurs when cancerous cells develop the ability to leave their site of origin and travel, often via the lymphatic system, to other parts of the body where they can take 'root' and grow uncontrollably.
And also your lymph, your whole lymphatic system lies in your soft tissue.
- And also your lymph, your whole lymphatic system lies in your soft tissue.
- It does this through the power of helping your lymphatic system drain.
- The proteins breakdown the small, the gut things, all of those things get recycled back into the body through lymphatic system.
- Another thing as well that's happening during deep sleep, which is probably why you're feeling so good, is we get the activation of our lymphatic system.
- then that's a problem, right? So the lymphatic system is responsible for the, the
- Lemon oil is great for digestion for your gallbladder and cleansing your lymphatic system.
- Do you know when you forgive others, it actually helps heal your liver and your lymphatic system?
- But doctor, rebounding, jumping on a trampoline, does it help our lymphatic system?
Examples
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Our lymphatic system does not have its own internal pump, so the fluids can get stuck, trapping toxins, and that's no good.
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Diffuse pulmonary lymphangiomatosis is a rare disease and is caused by abnormal development and proliferation of the lymphatic system.
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Many of the complex compounds found in cleaning agents also find their way into the bloodstream and lymphatic system.
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The lymphatic system drains off excess fluid from the tissues.
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They often travel through the lymphatic system, a network of vessels and nodes, which filter waste and harbor cells that help fight infection.
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There's also the lymphatic system, a complex network of nodules, vessels and glands that runs throughout our entire bodies, often just under the skin.
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Treatment for lymphoedema should start with an intensive phase of 2-4 weeks of daily multilayer compression bandaging along with manual and simple lymphatic drainage (specialist massage techniques used to encourage the functioning of the lymphatic system).
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The lymphatic system plays a crucial role in maintaining fluid balance by draining excess fluid from tissues.
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Tonsils are part of the lymphatic system, which helps protect your body from infections.
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The lymphatic system is a network of vessels and tissues that supports immune function by transporting lymph throughout the body.
Synonyms
A network of thin tubes and small organs that carry a clear fluid and help fight infection
Surface Forms
Morphology
The phrase is directly compositional: 'lymphatic' means related to lymph and 'system' denotes an ensemble of organs or vessels, so a learner knowing both constituents can infer it is the body's network for lymph. Although somewhat technical/medical, the semantic combination is regular and mirrored in other languages, making the meaning derivable from the parts.
Etymology
Lymphatic system comes from the old word lymph meaning clear water and system meaning a connected group. Early doctors thought the pale fluid looked like water moving in small tubes, like tiny rivers that 'carry' waste and cells that fight germs, so the name fits a body network that 'protects' us and keeps fluids in balance.