"Lymphocytes can live for as long as a month. Lymphocytes include B cells that produce antibodies and T cells that protect the body on a cellular level. The life span of B cells ranges from three or four days to up to five weeks. If a T cell has no function other than to travel throughout the body, it can last for months; if it is engaged in a battle with foreign substances, it will last a from a day or two to a week, depending on the circumstances.
According to doctors and authors of the book "Miscarriages Can Be Prevented," lymphocytes can live for many years. Leukocytes and lymphocytes die early when they engage in fighting germs. Those that don't die by destroying germs die by being destroyed by other white blood cells so that new ones can be made."
Ich habe bei mir das auch bemerkt - einige Tagen nach einer Erkältung -sind bei mir die lymphoziten 2x mal weniger als üblich. "Leukocytes and lymphocytes die early when they engage in fighting germs"
