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Neurobiol Dis 16(2):440453
GLP-1 plays several important roles in blood sugar control and appetite regulation: It stimulates insulin release from the pancreas It reduces glucagon secretion (a hormone that raises blood sugar) It slows stomach emptying It sends signals to the brain that help you feel full and satisfied after eating Because of these combined effects, the GLP-1 hormone is a key player in managing blood sugar, cravings and overall metabolic health
While GLP-1 therapy is not surgery, the principle holds: pacing matters
In those cases, targeted therapy may be helpful
By engaging two key hormone receptors involved in appetite control and blood sugar stability, the treatment helps signal fullness more effectively and reduces the urge to overeat
Blood 111(7):3742-3750, 2008
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