Glossary
GIP
Gut hormone that amplifies insulin release after meals
GIP is a hormone produced in the upper small intestine when food, especially carbohydrates and fats, is present. It acts on the pancreas to increase insulin output in a blood-sugar-dependent way. Studies examine GIP signaling alongside related gut hormones to understand combined effects on how the body processes nutrients.
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