When insulin levels are very high, glucose enters the cells of the body rapidly and much of it is stored as fat. If the insulin levels remain high, the stored fat cannot be used for energy. What happens to the person's appetite?

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When insulin levels are high and glucose is rapidly entering cells and being stored as fat, the body's cells are not able to access the stored fat for energy. This can lead to feelings of hunger and increased appetite as the body tries to compensate for the lack of available energy. Therefore, the person's appetite becomes very strong.

When Insulin Levels Are Very High, Glucose Enters the Cells