9 Incredible Things Your Body Does to Protect Itself

A.C.
LIFE

Makes tears to clean the eyes

Tears protect your eyes from being infected. “They trap and whisk away small particles from the eye,” Kouri explains. “Tears are also rich in antibodies, so they help protect the eye from infection.”

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