One-Time Injection of Parathyrin Increases Glucose Tolerance

One-Time Injection of Parathyrin Increases

One-time injection of domestic preparation of bull parathyrin—parathyreoidin (1 U/100g body weight, intramuscular) leads to a significant decrease of the blood glucose level and an increase of the serum calcium level in rats. There is a close negative correlation established between glucose and calcium level (r = −0.813, P > 0.02). The calcium laktat load (9 mg) per os induces the same changes....

The One-Hour Oral Glucose Tolerance Test

Response of middle-aged men to loo-gram and 50-gram doses of glucose given fasting and 1, 2, and 3 hours after meal. PREFACE This is one of several studies designed to evaluate examination procedures used in the first cycle of the Health ESamination Survey. These studies constitute efforts to define and to measure some of the components of variation in the examination techniques. Where the tech...

One-time injection of calcitonin induces glucose intolerance in children with the first degree obesity

The effect of calcitonin on the blood glucose level in glucose-tolerance test of children with the 1-st degree obesity was studied. Initial blood glucose level was normal and glucose-tolerance test per os didn’t expose glucose tolerance impairment in children under control. Calcitonin didn’t change initial glucose concentration but evoked impairment of glucose tolerance. The girls with the 1-st...

Longer time to peak glucose during the oral glucose tolerance test increases cardiovascular risk score and diabetes prevalence

INTRODUCTION The pattern of glucose levels during an oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) may be useful for predicting diabetes or cardiovascular disease (CVD). Our aim was to determine whether the time to peak glucose during the OGTT is associated with CVD risk scores and diabetes. METHODS Individuals with impaired fasting glucose (IFG) were enrolled in this observational study. Participants w...

Glucose Injection