Carbohydrate digestion system starts with processing in the small digestive tract where monosaccharaides are consumed into the circulation system. Glucose fixations are controlled by three hormones: insulin, glucagon, and epinephrine. In the event that the convergence of glucose in the blood is excessively high, insulin is emitted by the pancreas. Insulin empowers the move of glucose into the cells, particularly in the liver and muscles, albeit different organs are likewise fit to metabolize glucose. In the liver and muscles, a large portion of the glucose is changed into glycogen by the methodology of glycogenesis (anabolism). Glycogen is put away in the liver and muscles until required at some later time when glucose levels are low.