In a healthy subject, a diet rich in sugar (such as starch and fast sugars) increases blood sugar in the first two hours after ingestion and then stabilizes after the third hour with the action of the patient. insulin which has a hypoglycemic action. But over time the pancreas (the org

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Skyler Bauer

Biology

7 October, 08:06

In a healthy subject, a diet rich in sugar (such as starch and fast sugars) increases blood sugar in the first two hours after ingestion and then stabilizes after the third hour with the action of the patient. insulin which has a hypoglycemic action. But over time the pancreas (the org

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Lawson Walton · Answer 1

Answer: Over time the surge of insulin secretion by the pancreas noticed after eating will reduce to the baseline secretory level which is in a pulsatile fashion for the regulation of blood glucose called euglycemia

Explanation:

Insulin secretion can be postprandial or baseline secretion. Baseline is to maintain the glucose level to the normal range. Postprandial secretion is a surge of insulin secretion that occurs after eating.