When the body does not require immediate energy, the end-products of digestion are stored as ____.
A) protein and fat
B) fat and amino acids
C) glycogen and glucose
D) enzymes and glycogen
E) fat and glycogen

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When the body has excess energy that is not required for immediate use, it is converted into glycogen and fat and stored in the liver and adipose tissues. Therefore, the end-products of digestion are stored as fat and glycogen.

When the Body Does Not Require Immediate Energy, the End-Products