Comparison of oral versus intravenous glucose exposure on plasma growth hormone levels: a crossover study in healthy volunteers

Route of glucose exposure might influence the suppressive effect of glucose on GH secretion. This finding suggests that stimulation of other hormone systems may play a contributing role on the regulation of GH. The potential mechanism behind remains elusive but changes in gut-derived hormones might be of importance.

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Pituitary
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2026-01-12
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s11102-025-01633-x
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Growth Hormone and Insulin-like Growth Factors
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Comparison of oral versus intravenous glucose exposure on plasma growth hormone levels: a crossover study in healthy volunteers

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Abstract

Route of glucose exposure might influence the suppressive effect of glucose on GH secretion. This finding suggests that stimulation of other hormone systems may play a contributing role on the regulation of GH. The potential mechanism behind remains elusive but changes in gut-derived hormones might be of importance.

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