A person who consumes many complex carbohydrates has more glycogen stored in which of the following organs?

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Glycogen, a form of stored glucose, is primarily stored in the liver and muscles. When someone consumes a lot of complex carbohydrates, these are broken down into glucose, which is then stored as glycogen in muscles (and the liver) for energy. The muscles are a major site for glycogen storage, allowing the body to maintain energy levels during physical activity.

A Person Who Consumes Many Complex Carbohydrates Has More Glycogen