Once released, it does several things at once: it prompts your pancreas to release insulin proportional to your current glucose level, signals your brain that you're full, slows the rate at which food leaves your stomach, and suppresses glucagon - the hormone that would otherwise push glucose higher between meals
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Whether the single molecule GLP-1/Gcg coagnonist has a similar CNS pattern of activation requires further investigation
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