Type I glycogen storage disease is an inherited disorder in which patients are able to store glycogen in the liver, but lack a necessary enzyme to break down glycogen properly. Based on the function of glycogen in the body, what would be the treatment for this disorder?

A: Avoidance of foods containing any type of carbohydrate

B: Decreased intake of simple carbohydrates in the morning

C: Frequent feedings of complex carbohydrates throughout the day

D: Monitoring consumption of refined sugars and simple carbohydrates

Question

Type I glycogen storage disease is an inherited disorder in which patients are able to store glycogen in the liver, but lack a necessary enzyme to break down glycogen properly. Based on the function of glycogen in the body, what would be the treatment for this disorder?

A:  Avoidance of foods containing any type of carbohydrate

B:  Decreased intake of simple carbohydrates in the morning

C:  Frequent feedings of complex carbohydrates throughout the day

D:  Monitoring consumption of refined sugars and simple carbohydrates