Accessibility & Display

Customize how physiology moves, speaks and presents information. Changes are saved on this device.

Accessibility options

Reduced MotionMinimize animations and transitions.Reduced Motion

Step Mode TimelineNavigate the timeline step-by-step.Step Mode Timeline

Larger TextIncrease text size across the app.Larger Text

High-Contrast LabelsIncrease contrast on labels and UI.High-Contrast Labels

NarrationRead step titles and key labels aloud.Narration

LanguageChoose the interface language.Language

UnitsSelect measurement system.Units

Color-Safe IndicatorsUse patterns and symbols in addition to color.Color-Safe Indicators

Step Mode: OFF

1Small intestine
Digestive processes start breaking carbohydrate into absorbable sugars.
2Small intestine
Glucose appearance from the gut contributes to a rising post-meal range in the bloodstream.
3Pancreas
Rising glucose usually prompts pancreatic beta cells to increase insulin secretion.
4Liver
Insulin supports glucose uptake in tissues such as skeletal muscle and helps the liver shift toward storage and use.
5Bloodstream
As glucose appearance slows and uptake continues, the representative ranges move back toward their starting state.

Step 3 of 5

Rising glucose usually prompts pancreatic beta cells to increase insulin secretion.

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