Lymph
Lymph explained in an easy to understand way:
Imagine trying to distribute groceries from your car to different parts of your house, ensuring everything is stored properly. Just like you carefully transport items like milk to the fridge or cereal to the pantry to maintain their quality and utility, lymph moves nutrients and immune cells throughout your body, ensuring every part receives the proper resources and protection it needs. In this analogy, your car is like the blood transporting essential supplies, the lymph vessels are the pathways you take through your house, and the groceries represent the fats and immune components that lymph delivers to sustain and protect your body's health.
Practice Version
Lymph: A clear tissue fluid that moves between the blood and the lymph vessels, it transports fats and aids the immune system. Lymph is a fluid that helps the body fight infections and maintain fluid balance.