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🧬 Your liver does more than process nutrients—it helps manage your body's glucose supply.

Explore this remarkable liver function in a cinematic 3D medical animation from Body Spectra.

After a meal, insulin helps promote storage of some glucose in the liver as glycogen. Between meals, glucagon helps stimulate glycogen breakdown and glucose release into the bloodstream.

In this short medical science journey, discover:
✅ How the liver stores glucose as glycogen.
✅ Why glycogen acts as a short-term energy reserve.
✅ How glucagon helps trigger glucose release.
✅ How the liver supports blood-glucose regulation between meals.
✅ Why liver function and pancreatic hormones work together.

The liver is a key part of the body's metabolic system, helping maintain the availability of glucose when energy needs change.

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00:02After a meal, insulin signals your liver to store some glucose as glycogen.
00:07Between meals, glucagon signals your liver to release glucose, helping keep blood sugar steady.

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