Humans as batteries; how useful would they be?

If you were to hook up a human being to a sort of syringe sized water wheel to generate power using the force of their blood flow; how much power could they generate?

Consider a human in a medically induced coma on a steady drip of some kind of stimulant like adrenaline to speed up their heart rate and blood flow. Would this produce more power if the physical condition of the person didn't matter like permanent organ damage as a result of the process?

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