When energy needs are met the liver converts excess blood glucose to this storage form?

The human body has a complex and efficient system for storing and preserving energy. Glucose is a type of sugar that the body uses as an energy source. It is the product of breaking down carbohydrates into their simplest form. Once the glucose inside the liver, it is phosphorylated in G6P. which is further metabolized into triglycerides, fatty acids, glycogen or energy. Glycogen is the way the body stores glucose. The liver stores glycogen. Muscles also store glycogen and can store about 500g. Due to limited storage areas, any carbohydrate consumed beyond this capacity is converted and stored as fat. there is no limit to how many calories the body can store as fat.

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