Makai Allbert
Makai Allbert is a New York-based health writer who holds a bachelor's in biomedical sciences and is currently pursuing a master's in humanities. Fascinated with the intricacies of human health, Allbert is set to join Cornell University's master's program in computational biology in the fall of 2024. Connect with Allbert at [email protected].
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The goal of this series was to empower you with knowledge on how to fortify and maintain a robust and healthy immune system.
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You may be amazed by how many types of immune cells your body has and how well they work together.
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More and more research has discovered that the thymus continues, even into adulthood, to have essential functions across many systems of the body.
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The spleen, the largest lymphatic organ in the human body, plays a critical role, and is one of the least understood organs of the human body.
Building a Strong Defense: Boost the Lymphatic System and Detoxify After COVID-19 Vaccines
During the COVID-19 virus and vaccine era, maintaining a robust lymphatic system has become more important than ever.
Beyond Detox: Unlocking the Secret Healing Power of the Lymphatic System
The lymphatic system is our “immune network manager,” designed to keep internal and external toxins and invaders away from our body.
Many People Have Removed an Important Body Part, Which May Increase 4 Cancer Risks
Tonsil removal allows pathogens to enter the body undetected, and it also affect the natural defense patterns in many ways.
