Does the small Intestine play a part in blood glucose regulation?

and how?
If you can please give me a link

Blood glucose is regulated by both the liver and the pancreas in a normal individual. While glucose gets into the bloodstream via the small intestine, the regulating is not done there. Regulation is a complex, multipart process involving the brain and endocrine system… the pancreas and the liver (organs), insulin and glucagon (hormones), glycogen and glucose (fuels), and the various cells in the body. For a diagram, see this site:

http://www.endocrineweb.com/insulin.html

Regulation of Blood Sugar

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