When tissue fluid is formed in the body with excess glucose and amino acids, how come it enters the lymph and the

Question: When tissue fluid is formed in the body with excess glucose and amino acids, how come it enters the lymph and the glucose is not stored at glycogen straightaway as well as the amino acids being excreted in the kidneys into urea? Also what is the lymph and where is it in the body, how can it be separated from where the regular blood flows? Thank you
- Keywords:
  blood,
  flow,
  fluid,
  lymph
Asked by anon-244324 to Ondrej, Jordan, Eleanor, Ed on 19 Mar 2020.
- Eleanor Jones answered on 19 Mar 2020:
  
  I am struggling with the questions today! They are way too advanced for me in a field I know very little about!