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Adam has had difficulty controlling his insulin level for years.  While he monitors his blood glucose level and tries to eat right, he finds that he still has insulin levels that are too high.  Based on research, Adam likely
A) is very thin.
B) has anorexia nervosa.
C) never feels hungry.
D) is overweight or even obese.
E) has too much activity in his ventromedial hypothalamus.
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