After you finish a big meal, the level of glucose in your bloodstream increases. what happens next in order for your body to process the glucose? when glucose reaches a certain level, your hypothalamus stops producing it. your stomach releases ghrelin to counteract the glucose. your pancreas produces insulin to manage the glucose. your fat cells release leptin, which tells your hypothalamus to stop producing glucose.

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Julina

13 August, 09:34

After you finish a big meal, the level of glucose in your bloodstream increases. what happens next in order for your body to process the glucose? when glucose reaches a certain level, your hypothalamus stops producing it. your stomach releases ghrelin to counteract the glucose. your pancreas produces insulin to manage the glucose. your fat cells release leptin, which tells your hypothalamus to stop producing glucose.

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Halle Weiss · Answer 1

The correct answer is that " the pancreas produces insulin to manage the glucose."

Insulin and Glucose has a certain relationship within the body, wherein when the body does not convert much glucose for use and the blood sugar levels remains high, the pancreas produces insulin to absorb glucose, which causes the blood sugar to lower and gives cells the energy they need to do work.