The liver performs numerous functions that contribute to homeostasis, including the synthesis of bile. How is bile utilized in the processes of digestion and absorption?
A) Bile is produced in the liver in response to meals that are high in protein.
B) Bile is stored in the gallbladder until it is needed for carbohydrate metabolism.
C) Bile is produced in the liver but released by the gallbladder when needed for digesting fats.
D) Bile production increases when an individual's fat intake is reduced over several days.
C
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