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Evgesh-ka [11]
9 months ago
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Claire had a heavy breakfast early in the morning. then she went to the gym to exercise. after the gym, claire went to class. wh

ile exercising, the body requires a continuous supply of energy and uses up blood sugar at a faster rate. how will hormones maintain the sugar balance in the body from breakfast until claire has lunch? high blood sugar secretion of glucagon secretion of insulin glycogen breaks down to glucose
Biology
1 answer:
BlackZzzverrR [31]9 months ago
5 0
  • <u>Following breakfast, </u><u>pancreas</u><u>, high blood sugar,</u><u> insulin secretion</u><u>, and liver cells consuming sugar.</u>
  • <u>Reduced blood sugar,</u><u> pancreatic, glycogen decomposes to glucose during secretion of </u><u>glucagon</u><u>.</u>

What is secreted in response to high blood sugar?

  • Diabetes Basics: The pancreas' islet cells secrete the hormones insulin and glucagon.
  • Both of them are secreted in different directions in response to blood sugar levels.
  • The beta cells of the pancreas, an islet cell type, ordinarily release insulin.

How does high blood sugar affect the body?

The blood vessels that provide blood to essential organs can be damaged by hyperglycemia, which raises the risk of kidney disease, heart disease, stroke, visual issues, and nerve problems.

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