Yes if not consumed in too large quantities and too often. Liver is very rich in different nutrients as this organs stores a lot of them. This helps to treat some deficiencies.
Firstly it is rich in protein what might be beneficial, on other hand if you already have enough protein during the day, extra portion of liver might exceed many time the daily recommendation.
Liver is very rich in vitamin A too, again the exceeding should not occur too often as 100g of liver contain already 5 times the amount of vitamin A you need per day. Constant exceeding might lead to adverse effects. otherwise vitamin A is a good antioxidant and plays major role in different metabolic reactions.
B vitamins from liver have cholesterol lowering effects though liver itself is very high in cholesterol. Again, in moderation there is no harm done to the body.
Liver is also very rich in iron.
Eating too much of anything is not good. Liver included
Yes.
Calf's liver comes from a baby cow.
When calves start eating grass they also start ruminating.
Liver-Eating Johnson died in 1900.
Liver-Eating Johnson was born in 1824.
In the liver...
Eating raw onion is very healthy and does not affect the liver. Carbohydrates are good for the liver.
Not really, no. Calves should be eating plant-type feed, not insects or insect larvae.
Back in the days when cows had to rely entirely on the naturally occurring grass for food, calves were born in spring so that they had the whole summer with good eating ahead of them to grow big and strong to survive winter.
yes they drink for their kidneys and for calves when they are eating
The calves were frolicking in the early morning dew.