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Most Superpower Organ in Human Body

The human liver is magnificent. When surgeons do transplants, they often cut out as much as 60% to 70% of the liver and give it to the new patient. The donor patient, who lost most of their liver, will be able to regenerate a full liver in turn. The recipient will also get a brand new liver. The liver also has more than 100 functions in the body. It cleans waste, processes nutrition, the list goes on and on. All blood that is leaving the stomach and intestines passes through the liver. The liver is probably the most underappreciated organ in the body. Per my doctor friend, it is also one of the bloodiest transplants they do because the liver is filled with so many veins: But yes, livers are awesome. Please be an organ donor! We need more donors!

Maximum Capacity of People on Earth

Guys, I just translated the answer, if you disagree and want to debate, talk to the original author, because I am not!) Many people are disgusted to know this, but... If we made a gigantic condominium, with luxury buildings with twenty-two floors, six apartments per floor and give an apartment to EVERY PERSON. The entire population of planet Earth could be comfortably accommodated in the state of Sergipe. Of course, we take into account a hypothetical efficient allocation of resources. To really have a problem, we would need to exceed 100 billion inhabitants. The planet earth holds up to a trillion people with the proper redirection of food. The US alone, which has a population of 300 million, wastes enough resources annually for 3 billion people. This is due to the poor distribution of resources by N factors, including monetary. We are full of resources, but those people live in need because they have no money or basic resources like food. Overpopulation is not a problem, in fact it i...

Why are animal livers dangerous to eat?

The livers of certain animals are more dangerous to eat than others. Liver is very high in vitamin A and vitamin B12. Eating liver was the first treatment ever used for treating a deficiency of extrinsic factor, now known as vitamin B12. I think it’s polar bear liver that is extremely high in vitamin A, which can cause hypervitaminosis A. Hypervitaminosis A is a toxic increase in vitamin A which can cause certain dangerous symptoms like liver damage, bone damage, and blurred vision. Eating too much of any animal liver can cause hypervitaminosis A, but most people do not eat liver very often so it isn’t particularly common. According to Wikipedia , liver generally contains 813% of your daily supply of vitamin A in a single 100g serving. 100g of liver (probably pork or cow liver) also contains 1083% of your daily vitamin B12. Imagine eating only 100g of liver at once! I can’t! The liver of pufferfish, commonly known as fugu contains the tox...

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