How Insulin Signals the Liver: Glucose Metabolism Explained
The pancreas releases insulin when blood sugar levels rise after a meal. Insulin carries the message to the liver and other cells in the body to take in glucose from the blood. The liver then converts the glucose into glycogen, which is stored for later use when blood sugar levels drop. In this way, insulin helps to regulate blood sugar levels and provides energy to the body when needed.Diabetes - Related Articles
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