liver

-"Five stars," raves the Liver King.

Once those nutrients enter the bloodstream, that blood heads over to the liver, where the nutrients are processed.

And even camphor, although it seems more natural, can irritate the esophagus, stomach, and liver if it's eaten.

And if there are any toxic compounds, a lot of those can be inactivated in the liver, too.

Paradichlorobenzene is a little less toxic, causing eye or throat irritation when it’s first inhaled, but also ultimately ends up damaging your blood cells, liver, kidneys, and sometimes central nervous system, leading to weakness, slow reflexes, trembling or slurred speech.