👉 The restored fluid, often referred to as a biofluid or natural fluid, is the body's essential liquid components that have been replenished or restored to their normal physiological state. This can include various fluids such as blood, synovial fluid in joints, cerebrospinal fluid in the brain and spinal cord, or tears in ocular structures. When these fluids are damaged or depleted, they are typically replaced through medical interventions like injections, surgeries, or natural processes to maintain the body's homeostasis and ensure proper organ function. Restored fluids play a critical role in lubricating joints, transporting nutrients, removing waste, and protecting sensitive tissues, thereby supporting overall health and well-being.
