Explain the importance of carbohydrate homeostasis

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Question - Explain the importance of carbohydrate homeostasis in the body. Include possible complications from failure of the body to maintain stability.

Briefly describe carbohydrate digestion while a child is eating a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. At least two types of carbohydrates should be mentioned.

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