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By digesting starch and sugars from food. In humans, this is done in the mouth and the small intestine, by the enzymes amylase (for starch and sugars) and lipase (for fats). This is then absorbed into the bloodstream through the micro-villi and delivered to the cells, which then use it in aerobic respiration.

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All kinds of food are supplied with complex carbohydrates that can be broken down into glucose, such as starch in plants.

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Glucose is in carbohydrates, the food we eat that is made from plants.

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The primary source of glucose in the body comes from the carbohydrates that are eaten by the organism. Examples of carbohydrates are bread, pasta and rice.

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i dont know ask Google you numpties.

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From carbohydrates

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How do we get the glucose we need to power our cells?

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