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29 December, 20:01
A nutrient absorbed in small intestine and kidney
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Stephen Snow
29 December, 20:26
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Glucose is the nutrient that is absorbed in the small intestines reabsorbed by the kidney glucose is a sugar applied during the process of digestion of carbohydrates in the small intestines. it's the most important source of energy that we get.
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