The Digestive System
Yessenia C.
Mouth
Esophagus
Stomach
Small Intestines
Large Intestines and Anus
The waste is solidified and prepared for excretion through the anus.
Accessory Organs
Liver
Gallbladder
You are able to live without your gallbladder, however, a modified diet is highly recommended, or needed, while your body gets used to living without the gallbladder,
Pancreas
Insulin is a hormone that changes glucose into glycogen. When your body doesn't produce/release enough insulin, your body can't handle the glucose making your blood sugar high, which can cause diabetes.
There is type I and type ll diabetes. Type l is when almost no insulin is produced and insulin shots are needed. There is also no cure for this and it is very hard to control.
Type ll is when your body is not producing enough insulin, or you are insulin resistant. This one however, can be controlled by a healthy diet and exercise.