It said 60 to 100 so i would say 80
A fatty liver is the result of the excess fat in liver cells. Fatty tissue slowly builds up in the liver when a person’s diet exceeds the amount of fat his or her body can handle. A person has a fatty liver when fat makes up at least 5% of the liver . Simple fatty liver can be a completely benign condition and usually does not lead to liver damage. However, once there is a buildup of simple fat, the liver becomes vulnerable to further injury, which may result in inflammation and scarring of the liver <span>When the fat builds up enough, it will cause the </span>liver<span> to swell. If the original cause is not from alcohol, it's called nonalcoholic steatohepatitis This disease can impair </span>liver<span> function. Symptoms can be seen with this disease.</span>
Sidestream smoke is: B) Smoke that goes into the air directly from a cigarette.
This means that the smoke does not enter in the smoker's lungs, but rather it goes straight into the surrounding air.
The adrenal gland, just learned this yesterday lol