And its job in the body is to, A) regulate your blood sugar, and B) it also signals fullness to the brain, or something in research we call satiety that feeling of, you know, after you've had a big meal, where you feel very full
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Although the cause remains unclear, one possible explanation is that the blood glucose level before sleep on the day prior to the second experiment was 82 mg/dL, prompting the consumption of three biscuits, which may have elevated the basal glucose level on the day of the second experiment
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Glucagon traditionally raises blood sugar by triggering glucose release from the liver