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Immune System

__//**Introduction**//__ Hi my name is locito109 and I am making this wiki to tell you about the immune system and how it plays a very important part in your body. I’m going to be telling you about the diseases of the immune system and how to keep it healthy and how it interacts with other systems and most importantly why we need it.

// __**Diseases of the system:**__ // The immune system has one disease that is very well known to the world today, HIV. HIV gets into the body and takes over your white blood cells; they try to reproduce by killing the white blood cells so when an enemy attacks the immune system is too weak to attack. A interesting fact about HIV is when a mother has HIV and has a baby the mother cant actually breast feed the baby because the HIV can travel in the milk into the baby. The immune system needs alot of sleep to keep healthy and working finely. The immune system works very well when your body gets rested and lots of sleep. Another way of staying healthy and keeping really bad deasses out of your body is having save sex.
 * //__How to keep the system healthy:__//**

__//**How does the system interact with other systems?**//__ The immune system interacts with the Circulatory system. The immune system travels through the blood vessels. The immune system depends on the circulatory system to take them from one part of the body to the other, which is necessary because germs and other bad things come into your body in ma ny different places.

__//** Why do we need it? **//__ We need are Immune system because it plays a very important part of are body. It takes down any bad things that it sees and when you get sick your immune system are the ones who fight what ever your feeling bad. Next time you get you get sick thank your immune system for fighting for you.

__//** Main Organs **//__: The immune system has many organs that fight as a team to keep your body healthy and away from any bad things that try to intrude. The Mirophage, Helper T Cell, B Cell, Killer Cells and the Memory Cell. Check out how i got my information! [|www.kidshealth.org]