Sentences with phrase «secreted less insulin»
Fructose and glucose look similar molecularly, but fructose is metabolized differently by the body and prompts the body to secrete less insulin than does glucose (insulin plays a role in telling the body to feel full and in dulling the reward the body gets from food).
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Type 2 diabetes patients, who represent the 85 % of people with diabetes, have fewer beta cells and less ability to secrete insulin in response to glucose.
When your body breaks down carbohydrates, and to a lesser extent, proteins into glucose, your pancreas secretes insulin to bring down your blood sugar.
The lower the Glycemix Index of a food, the slower it raises blood sugar levels, and the less insulin needs to be secreted at once to deal with it.
Secondary messengers acts to repair the doorbell so that the cell doors open in response to glucose, resulting in less insulin needing to be secreted.
More muscle mass increases metabolic rate so you burn calories more effectively, and it helps you to use glucose better resulting in less insulin needing to be secreted.
Each molecule of proinsulin breaks into one molecule of C - peptide and one molecule of insulin, so less C - peptide means less insulin has been secreted into the bloodstream.
Secondary messengers acts to repair the doorbell so that the cell doors open in a timely response to glucose, resulting in less insulin needing to be secreted.
The more Insulin secreted (depends on amount of food consumed), the less fat is burned.
Less commonly, an insulinoma (insulin - secreting pancreatic tumor) will cause hypoglycemia.