After a large meal is digested, the liver reduces blood glucose levels by
A) converting glucose to glycogen.
B) breaking down glucose into waste products.
C) stimulating the pancreas to store excess glucose.
D) releasing hormones that inhibit the pancreas.

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The liver converts excess glucose into glycogen, which is stored in liver and muscle cells for later use. This process helps reduce blood glucose levels after a meal.

After a Large Meal Is Digested, the Liver Reduces Blood