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You can increase the stamina of each internal organ by performing actions that tax them, and then by immediately consuming protein. They function in a way, just like muscles of the body.
Therefore, to increase the stamina of one's liver, a good course of action to take would be to drink to excess, and then have a large chicken diner.
To improve the condition of one's heart, one would consumer a large, battered, chicken dinner, and then immediately consume another, larger, chicken dinner.
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