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Currently, it is evident that this relation even starts in the embryonic life where during heart formation and development, Immune cells infiltrate the heart and stay there. They take a critical housekeeping function throughout the whole life. The immune cells are recruited after myocardial infarction or during infection to remove dying tissue, get rid of pathogens, and promote healing. Under certain circumstances, immune cells may cause irreversible damage leading to heart failure.