Glucagon

yeah, this is a nice highlight of a neglected metabolic abnormality- it reminds me of a common scenario where the patient comes in and complains- I eat like a bird in the morning and my sugar is still high!- the doctor raises his eyebrow- one might presume the doctor thinks the patient is 'embellishing' the food record, but some of these type of complaints may be due to inappropriate glucagon action

Red flags are starting to come up concerning Byetta and Januvia. It is possible that these new drugs could increase the risk of developing pancreatitis or even pancreatic cancer. I think I agree with the doc who does not prescribe any drug for his patients unless it has been on the market for at least 10 years.

Good post. There is more to the problem of diabetes than just blood sugar numbers or insulin resistance. When you change something in the body, there is often a counter-balancing reaction, and it may not be one you like. There is a really old book called Wisdom of the Body by a Dr. Cannon details this phenomenon.

Very interesting. Thanks a lot for the tip. But I was wondering if you could tell me, why if I do a lot of work out, or burn a lot of calories by exercising, depending on the activity I have, after an hour high levels of glucose in blood??

For example, if I play tenis, my blood sugar levels increase soon after I´ve played for two hours. Within 4 o 6 hours my glucose decrease. While if I do some aerobics activities, in almost an hour it comes down.

I very much know how my body behaves in those cases, I´m very energetic and practise sports everyday. But I´d like a scientific explanation, if it was possible.

Could you have an anwer like the one of the glucagon??

Thanks a lot, and sorry to bother you with my question.

I´m Mariela, from Argentina.