Andrew Huberman· PhD
metformin tackles the problem elsewhere it tamps down glucose by addressing the glucose the hepatic glucose output channel
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metformin tackles the problem elsewhere it tamps down glucose by addressing the glucose the hepatic glucose output channel
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because what it unambiguously does is reduces the amount of glucose that the liver puts out so hepatic glucose output is one of the fundamental problems that's happening in type 2 diabetes
metformin tackles the problem elsewhere it tamps down glucose by addressing the glucose the hepatic glucose output channel
what it unambiguously does is reduces the amount of glucose that the liver puts out so hepatic glucose output is one of the fundamental problems that's happening in type 2 diabetes
we also probably see increase in hepatic glucose output which is where a drug like metformin that suppresses hepatic glucose output becomes uh valuable