@intertwined.wellness: Digestion doesn’t end when food is broken down. There’s another important step: absorption. As carbohydrates are digested into smaller sugars, including glucose, the small intestine absorbs those sugars into the bloodstream. The rate at which glucose becomes available can influence the rise in blood sugar after eating. Meanwhile, the body responds through hormones, including insulin, to help regulate circulating glucose. Digestion, absorption, and blood sugar regulation are connected parts of a larger process. Save this as another piece of the Digestion & Blood Sugar connection. #IntertwinedWellness #foundations #substainableliving #digestionandbloodsugarregulation #everythingconnects

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