When Insulin Levels Are Very High, Glucose Enters the Cells

Multiple Choice

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?

A) The appetite becomes very strong.
B) The appetite is about the same as usual.
C) The appetite becomes very weak.
D) The appetite fluctuates sharply from moment to moment.