The lymphatic system or known as the lymph system is an important part of the immune system or the body's immunity. The lymphatic system plays a role in producing, storing and carrying white blood cells to fight infections, and other diseases. The lymphatic system consists of several organs that have their respective functions in supporting the body's immunity. When the function of the lymphatic system is disrupted, the body will become more susceptible to disease because the body's immune system is affected too. Understanding the Functions and Organs of the Lymphatic System The lymphatic system has a variety of functions for the body, here are some main functions: Fight the cause of infection. Deal with cancer cells. Deal with cell production that might cause disease or disorder. Regulate body fluid balance. Absorbs some food fat in the intestine. Organs of the lymphatic system consist of the spinal cord, spleen, thymus, lymph nodes, lymph fluid, and lymph ves