This is why our body produces
insulin after ingestion of proteins.
Not exact matches
Insulin: Responsible for maintaining healthy blood sugar levels
after the
ingestion of carbohydrates.
Isomalt only slightly raises blood glucose and
insulin levels
after ingestion and does not trigger reactive hypoglycemia
after the meals [2 - p. 184].
According to studies, green tea extract reduces the elevation of
insulin and glucose
after the
ingestion of 50 grams of starch.
The researchers found that «1)
ingestion of a large number of calories at one time (binge eating) impacts metabolic parameters even when total calories and macronutrients are appropriate for weight; 2) the timing of energy intake is an independent determinant of the diurnal rhythm of leptin secretion, indicating a relatively acute affect of energy balance on leptin dynamics; 3) the mechanism of exaggerated
insulin secretion
after a binge meal remains to be determined, but may be related to the altered diurnal pattern of leptin secretion; and 4) as most binge eating episodes in the population are associated with the
ingestion of excess calories, it is hypothesized that binge eating behavior is associated with even greater metabolic dysfunction than that described herein.»
Blood glucose and
insulin were measured before
ingestion, and at 0.5, 1, 1.5, and 2 h
after ingestion.
Postprandial increases in both blood glucose and blood
insulin were significantly inhibited in subjects in the borderline group who took the test food in comparison with the placebo group (blood glucose: p < 0.05 and p < 0.01 at 1 and 1.5 h
after ingestion respectively;
insulin: p < 0.05, p < 0.01 and p < 0.05 at 1, 1.5, and 2 h
after ingestion respectively).
The results showed a significantly higher
insulin response and a nonsignificant tendency toward a lower glycemic response
after ingestion of the chickpea bread (normal process).
Xylitol causes an increase in
insulin levels, which in turn drops blood glucose to potentially life - threatening levels in as short as 30 to 60 minutes
after ingestion.