The full moon occurs when the Moon is directly opposite the sun at which point it is 100% illuminated by the sun. If it is only 99% illuminated, it isn't a full moon. It passes in about three hours and it is gone. If it's 100% illuminated tonight, it will be 99% or 98% illuminated by tomorrow night. If it's midnight at your location, and the full moon is scheduled for noon tomorrow your local time, it will appear to be a full moon now, and tomorrow night as well, from your point of view.
The liver is one of the largest organs in the body. It has many important metabolic functions. For example, it converts the nutrients in our diets into substances that the body can use, stores those substances, and supplies cells with them when needed.
Weighing in at around three pounds, the liver functions as a unique organ with many crucial roles to sustaining life. From circulation to digestion, the liver continuously processes the blood used by the rest of the body. Our largest internal organ, the liver works to keep us healthy. It converts food into substances needed for life and growth, storing glycogen (a blood-sugar regulator), amino acids, protein, and fat. It also makes the enzymes and bile that help to digest food.