👉 The Ind Fluid, also known as Interstitial Fluid, is a vital component of biological systems, primarily found within the spaces between cells and surrounding tissues. It acts as a medium for the transport of nutrients, oxygen, hormones, and waste products, facilitating cellular communication and metabolism. This fluid is crucial for maintaining homeostasis, as it helps regulate the concentration of substances in and around cells. Ind Fluid also plays a role in cushioning and protecting tissues, ensuring they function optimally without direct contact with each other. Its composition closely mirrors that of blood plasma, but at a lower protein concentration, reflecting its primary role in cellular support rather than systemic circulation.
