The lymphatic system comes from the word "Lymph" in Greek and means 'Greek Goddess of Spring' - This is because the lymphatic system is a fluid, water based system that your body uses to transport nutrients, immune cells, remove waste and absorb fat soluble vitamins. 

As we age we move less and our body dries out as we become more dehydrated. This causes a more sluggish lymphatic system. 

Your lymphatic system becomes more sluggish with age. You will feel more aches and pains, headaches, soreness and sickness when your lymphatic system is sluggish. 

The lymphatic system is responsible for.. 

1. Fluid Balance: The lymphatic system helps maintain fluid balance in the body. This excess fluid is then transported as lymph to be filtered and eventually returned to the bloodstream. This process helps prevent swelling and edema.
    

2. Immune Defense & Inflammation: One of the primary functions of the lymphatic system is to support the body's immune response. The lymphatic system uses lymphocytes and macrophages, lymphatic based cells to detect and eliminate pathogens (such as bacteria and viruses) and abnormal cells, as well as regulating inflammation throughout the body.  
    

3. Transport of Nutrients and Waste: The lymphatic system also plays a role in transporting dietary lipids (fats) from the digestive system to the bloodstream. Additionally, lymphatic vessels help remove waste products and cellular debris from tissues.
    

4. Filtering Lymph: Lymph nodes act as filters, removing foreign substances, pathogens, and abnormal cells from the lymphatic fluid. Lymphocytes in the lymph nodes play a critical role in recognizing and fighting infections and diseases.
    

5. Absorption of Fat-Soluble Vitamins: In addition to transporting dietary fats, the lymphatic system aids in the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins (A, D, E, and K) from the digestive tract. These vitamins are absorbed into the lymphatic vessels, then ultimately enter the bloodstream, where they can be used by the body.
   
   Overall, the lymphatic system plays a vital role in maintaining fluid balance, supporting the immune system, and facilitating the transport of essential nutrients and waste products throughout the body.
   
   Radiate 21 contains twenty-one ingredients that support the health of lymphatic cells, namely macrophages and lymphcytes. These cells act to contain infections at the source and ensure that the inflammatory response of the body is regulated properly. 

Your gut lining is a thin skin-like membrane that protects your gut but can be damaged by sharp foods, gluten, gut dysbiosis, parasites, yeast infections and more. The integrity of the gut lining is so important because it plays a role in digestion, nutrient absorption, function of your immune system, hormone production and more. 

If your gut lining is damaged, the roles that it plays cannot be executed in the highest manner. 

This means that your digestive system, immune system, hormone production and more can be damaged. This will cause bloating, fat gain, belly discomfort, gas and more. 

Your gut lining is responsible for..

Digestion: The gut lining contains specialized cells that secrete enzymes and other substances necessary for the digestion of food. These enzymes break down complex molecules such as carbohydrates, proteins, and fats into smaller, more easily absorbed forms.

Absorption Of Nutrients: Nutrients, water, and electrolytes are absorbed through the gut lining and transported into the bloodstream. The gut lining located within the small intestine, in particular, has a highly specialized lining with tiny finger-like projections called villi and even smaller microvilli, which significantly increase the surface area for nutrient absorption. A healthy gut lining helps you to absorb nutrients fully.

Keeps Bacteria & Viruses Out: The gut lining forms a physical and biochemical barrier that separates the internal environment of the body from the contents of the GI tract. This barrier prevents harmful substances, pathogens (like bacteria and viruses), and toxins from entering the bloodstream and causing illness or infection. This plays a vital role in your immune function.

Hormone Production: Certain cells in the gut lining produce hormones that play crucial roles in digestion and metabolism. For example, cells in the stomach lining produce gastrin, which stimulates the release of stomach acid, while cells in the small intestine produce hormones like cholecystokinin (CCK) and secretin, which regulate digestive enzyme secretion and bile release.

Mucus Production: The gut lining contains cells that produce mucus, a thick, gel-like substance that lubricates the GI tract and protects the mucosal surface. Mucus also traps and removes potentially harmful particles and bacteria.

Radiate 21 includes twenty-one ingredients that support the health of your gut and gut lining including a unique gut lining repair tree sap that works like gorilla glue to heal and seal your gut lining called Sangre De Grado.