As described in the World Journal of Hepatology in a 2017 article, Beyond the metabolic functions, the liver recently has been defined as an organ of immune system (IS) The liver keeps a delicate balance between hepatic screening of pathogenic antigens and immune tolerance to self-antigens. The liver is said to be of the wood element and is crucial for the transformation of food into energy, or qi, according to Chinese medicine

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