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7 months ago
That's a good question. In my opinion, the ingested glucose remains more in the blood than the injected one.
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When ingested, glucose also stimulates release of glucagon like peptides, in the intestine that also work to lower the blood glucose, it's a very interesting phenomenon. You can also look up, gliptins which are drugs that help increase their availability and are a new class of anti diabetic drugs!
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