Me and some friends were arguing about the most important organ of the human body,some said its the heart,another said the brain,one even said the liver,I personally think its the brain,because the brain controls the heart that is to say when a human brain dies the human being is dead but the heart can still function for hours after death.
Over to the scientist in the house,what are your opinions?

The brain: it controls every other part.
You can live with your heart outside your body for hours (they remove it in some cardiac operations), your liver can be diseased, but if something affects your brain adversely you're a goner.

Every organ is important..No organ works in isolation. That's why anything that affects any part of the human body affects the general function. The brain controls the body but it needs blood which is pumped by the heart and nutrients taking in through the mouth and absorbed through the intestines and so on..Designed by a supreme being..

Am so in support, evry organ is important. That's y its called "body system" they all function side by side.let's take for instance d pills we take, it is d liver d detoxifies dem frm d system, wen d liver fails in dx regard, d person is gone. Then comes d question which organ eliminates dx toxic substance? It is d kidney, hmmm wot if d kidney fails ahhh abeg d strory long. ALL ORGANs ARE IMPT no one supersedes d other

Qsscruz: Every organ is important..No organ works in isolation. That's why anything that affects any part of the human body affects the general function. The brain controls the body but it needs blood which is pumped by the heart and nutrients taking in through the mouth and absorbed through the intestines and so on..Designed by a supreme being..