Liver blood flow is not stored blood
Анатомічна навчальна схема судин печінки, не фотографія й не вимір потоку конкретної людини / Educational liver-vessel diagram, not a photograph or a measurement of an individual’s blood flow. Credit: Gwilz; CC BY-SA 4.0. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0 Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/?curid=99416651
The liver receives a substantial share of blood flow, about a quarter of cardiac output in a physiological account. But “over 100 liters every hour” is not a fixed norm for everyone. A flow of one and a half liters per minute, for example, mathematically equals 90 liters per hour; values depend on conditions and estimation methods. This is cumulative flow of recirculating blood, rather than 90 liters of separate new blood or blood stored in the liver.