The human organ in charge of detoxifying the blood, in addition to a variety of other functions, is the liver.
The liver is the largest solid internal organ of the human body. It is located in the abdominal region. To be precise in the upper right-hand side of the abdomen, just below the diaphragm. The liver has a variety of functions including:
- Enzymatic functions
- Production and excretion of bile
- Excretion of substances (eg hormones)
- Storage of glycogen and nutrients
- Detoxification of blood
among a few others.
The liver acts as the primary filter for the body's blood. It filters out toxins, breaks down chemicals through enzymatic processes, and removes alcohol from the blood. These processes create waste products known as urea and bile, which are excreted by the liver to be removed from the body by other organs.
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