Subsistence level hunters eat or use every bit of the animals they capture.
In this case the main purpose is get two vitamins. A and D.
They don't get much sunlight on their body a lot of the year, so they need a super high Vitamin D source in their diet, but they experience a lot of bright light, so they need extra Vitamin A for low-light and color vision, 'cause light burns away the Carotene made by the Vitamin A.
Livers store good things, including a huge whack of Vitamin A and D.
Cooking, like Oxygen and light will destroy complex molecules like vitamins, so they eat it raw to get the most nutritive value. They also have no alternative to "raw" for most of their food preparation as there is little or no fuel (wood etc.) in the high Arctic
Because that is the only place they can get vitamin C. Most animals store vit.C in their livers. Otherwise the only place to get it is in fruits and vegetables and the Inuit don't have them available. At least not before they became more modern.
Eating raw onion is very healthy and does not affect the liver. Carbohydrates are good for the liver.
No, it is not safe for cats to eat raw chicken liver as it may contain harmful bacteria such as salmonella that can make them sick. It is recommended to cook the liver thoroughly before feeding it to your cat.
Turtles should be fed raw chicken liver as part of a balanced diet. Cooked chicken liver may lose some of its nutritional value and may not be as easily digested by turtles. It is important to ensure that the liver is sourced from a reputable supplier and that it is given to the turtle in moderation.
No it's toxic and can cause liver and heart damage
yes once a week about a pound for a medium to large dog
Yes, it is safe for cats to eat chicken liver, but it should be cooked before serving to avoid the risk of bacterial contamination.
worms and salmon eggs for two raw liver for three and grapes
Yes Dogs can eat Chicken Liver and Beef Liver. I boil them in water until not pink, and use the water for dry food gravy. They are great for training you dog also. My Dog loves livers.
The Inuit will eat fish, and deer and seal meat, also caribou if available
Fish are not normally a source of vitamin C, since it is destroyed by cooking, but if you eat raw fish, they do contain vitamin C, and that was the source which sustained the Inuit.
You can eat raw potatoes. They have a starchier taste than cooked potatoes and have a hearty crunch!Actually, the tubers of the potato plant are somewhat poisonous in their raw state due to an alkaloid called solanine. Excessive intake of raw potatoes can cause liver, heart, and gastrointestinal damage.