System
A collection of several special parts is called tantra. These organs collectively perform a specific function. For example, the digestive system. It consists of accessory organs called liver and pancreas in addition to pharynx, stomach and intestines. The human body consists of the following systems:
1. Integumentary system: This system mainly consists of skin which covers the entire body and protects it from injury and infection.
2. Skeletal & Muscular system: Skeletal and muscular system give shape to the body and carry loads. This tantra helps people to move by doing Special parts of the body made up of bones or bones of different shapes provide security to the important parts of the human body, such as the skull protects the brain, the ribcage protects the heart.
3.Respiratory System: The respiratory system brings oxygen to the body and removes carbon dioxide from the body.
4. Blood Circulatory System: The blood circulatory system sends pure blood to different parts of the body and brings back the contaminated blood from there.
5. Digestive system: Digestive system brings food inside the body. Breaks down food into smaller particles. Then this tantra absorbs the food into the body and sends it to the various organs of the body through the blood.
6. Urinary system: Urinary system removes unnecessary substances from the body through urine. This system helps in regulating the amount of water and minerals in the body.
7. Reproductive system: Organisms increase their offspring through the reproductive system.
8. Nervous system: The nervous system receives messages from inside and outside the body. This Tantra categorizes messages and regulates various body processes according to the messages.
9. Endocrine system: This system consists of several ductless glands located in different parts of the body. The glands produce certain hormones that help regulate various body functions.
10. Lymphatic system : This system is used to transport lymph from cells and it is a main system in the immune system formed by the network of lymphatic ducts and many small and large lymph glands.
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