If people have trouble digesting fats, they most likely have trouble with
a. the esophagus and liver
b. the pancreas and stomach
c. the liver and gallbladder
d. the small intestine and large intestine

The correct answer is C. The liver and gallbladder.

Explanation

The liver, is an organ of the digestive system, is the most voluminous in the human body, and performs three vital functions essential for the organism: Detoxification in which it acts as a filter that collects and eliminates numerous toxins; the liver metabolizes carbohydrates, fats, lipids and proteins, secreting bile, an essential element for our digestion. Also, it prevents bleeding through a coagulation process; finally, works as a container for vitamins and glycogen, carbohydrates, and energy is stored in the form of sugar. On the other hand, the gallbladder is an organ of the digestive system, whose function is to store and concentrate the bile secreted by the liver required by the digestion process. The gallbladder stores bile until a stimulus caused by food intake, especially meat or fat. According to the above, if the functions of these two organs are impaired, the most likely is that the person will have trouble digesting fats. So, the correct answer is C. The liver and gallbladder.

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