Does the liver produce insulin?
My uncle recently got diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. We were discussing insulin and its role. I know the pancreas is key, but does the liver also produce insulin in our body? Just want to understand it clearly.
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4 months ago
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No, insulin is produced by the pancreas, not the liver. Having managed diabetes for ten years, I can tell you that keeping an eye on your pancreatic health and getting regular HbA1c tests is the best approach.
7 months ago
No, the pancreas makes insulin, though the liver helps process it. If you are experiencing symptoms like extreme thirst or frequent urination, please get your blood sugar checked by a doctor immediately.
7 months ago
Beta, the pancreas is the one that makes insulin, while the liver helps control the glucose levels. In my experience, eating simple home-cooked meals on time keeps this whole system running beautifully.
4 months ago
No, children, the pancreas is responsible for insulin. To keep your digestion and sugar levels balanced, you can take a spoonful of methi seeds with warm water, but always consult a doctor first.
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7 months ago
Insulin is created by the pancreas. Doing regular Mandukasana and pranayama can help stimulate your pancreatic health and support your body's natural sugar balance beautifully.
5 months ago
No, the liver doesn't make insulin, the pancreas does. I used to get so confused and anxious about which organ does what, but don't worry, a quick chat with a doctor can make everything so clear.