The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
the liver is really a powerhouse of nutrients it is nature's multivitamin fact while the vitamins were designed to mimic the liver because liver is considered sacred to most every indigenous culture when an animal is killed the liver is eaten immediately it is usually eaten raw and distributed among all the members of the tribe it's such a valuable source of nutrients
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you'll hear these indigenous accounts of you know we hunt an animal the first thing that we've traditionally done in our tribe is eat the liver raw and its savored everyone gets a little piece it's like it's sacred because they knew that if they did not eat the liver eventually they would develop nutritional deficiencies or something would happen
you know we hunt an animal the first thing that we've traditionally done in our tribe is eat the liver raw and its savored everyone gets a little piece it's like it's sacred because they knew that if they did not eat the liver eventually they would develop nutritional deficiencies or something would happen