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vesna_86 [32]
2 years ago
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did not eat breakfast this morning before she headed out to class. As a result the hormone ________ will be released by her ____

_____ in an effort to raise blood glucose levels.
Biology
1 answer:
Mila [183]2 years ago
3 0

The hormone <u>cortisol </u>will be released by her <u>liver</u> in an effort to raise blood glucose levels.

<h3>Why is blood sugar high before breakfast in the morning?</h3>

Hormones like cortisol and growth hormone indicates the liver to increase the production of glucose in the early morning, which gives us energy to wake up. In order to maintain healthy blood glucose levels, this causes the pancreatic beta cells to release insulin.

Blood sugar levels will already be lower if we don't eat, and any medication we take could further lower them, which could result in hypoglycemia. We can become unsteady, faint, or even fall into a coma as a result of hypoglycemia. We run the risk of developing too-high blood sugar levels when we eat to "break" your fast.

Learn more about blood sugar level here:

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