The liver is a crucial organ necessary for survival. As the body's largest solid internal organ, it is roughly the size of a football and typically weighs between 1.36 and 1.59 kg. It sits on the right side of the body, beneath the rib cage.

This organ carries out many important tasks, such as removing harmful substances from the blood, regulating blood clotting, producing bile to break down fats, storing sugar for energy, converting excess glucose into glycogen, generating proteins for blood plasma, and aiding in digestion.