Question

what happens when the liver is unable to release glucose rapidly enough? the brain signals a feeling of fullness the body cells release glucose the pancreas releases more insulin the brain signals a feeling of hunger

Explanation:

When the liver can't release glucose rapidly enough, the body's energy - supply is affected. The brain senses low blood - glucose levels and signals a feeling of hunger to prompt the intake of more energy. Body cells don't release glucose, the pancreas doesn't release more insulin when glucose is low, and a feeling of fullness is not signaled when glucose is scarce.

Answer:

The brain signals a feeling of hunger