5Blood Clots
Another important role of the liver is to aid in the process of forming blood clots. This is because it is involved in the absorption of vitamin K from foods. Without this substance, your body cannot produce some special types of coagulants such as fibrinogen and prothrombin, which help clot your blood after an injury or wound. Also, the liver can produce albumin, a type of protein that maintains the isotonic environment for the blood to clot properly. [5]















