What are the 4 parts of the immune system?

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Organs and Cells of the Immune System

Bone Marrow: All the different cells of the immune system are formed in the bone marrow. Their formation is begun in bone marrow and then they move into the blood stream where their maturation is completed.

Thymus: This small but important organ produces T-cells. In addition, the thymus actually chooses which T-cells are best suited for the immune system.
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Spleen: You can think of the spleen as a filter for the blood. It catches foreign material in the blood and activates different types of immune system cells.

Lymph Nodes: The lymph nodes filter foreign material from the lymph fluid. Fluid that drains from various tissues in the body collects in the lymph system and passes through the nodes, being filtered as it passes.

T-Cells: There are two subsets of T-cells: CD4 cells and CD8 cells. CD4 cells secrete factors that activate other white blood cells that participate in the immune response. HIV attacks CD4 cells, damaging the body's ability to initiate the immune response. CD8 cells are important in directly killing tumor cells, viral infected cells and some parasites.

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80% of the immune system is in the GI tract, which is your intestines or also known as your gut. You also have immune cells in your body. For a healthy immune system you must have proper Cell communication and healthy cell communication comes from proper glyconutrition. In other words GOOD Sugars. Yes there is such a thing as good sugar.

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What are the 4 parts of the immune system?

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