When a person fasts for days or weeks the body must compensate by changing​ proteins (muscle) and fats (adipose) into glucose. What is the name of this​ homeostatic process and what hormone stimulates this process?​A. glycogenolysis stimulated by insulin​B. glucohydro-attenuation stimulated by adrenalin​C. gluconeogenesis stimulated by cortisol​D. carbo-redemtion stimulated by cortisol.​

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