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The Exercise Hormones That Could Become Tomorrow’s Diabetes Drugs

Exercise-induced myokines signaling between skeletal muscle and metabolic organs involved in diabetes and insulin sensitivity.

What if scientists could capture some of the metabolic benefits of exercise in a medicine? Research into the connection between myokines and diabetes is bringing that possibility closer to serious scientific discussion. When skeletal muscles contract, they do more than move the body. They release signaling molecules called myokines that …

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Can Turning Body Fat Into a Metabolic Powerhouse Change Diabetes Treatment?

Medical illustration showing white fat cells transforming into metabolically active brown fat to improve insulin sensitivity and glucose metabolism in diabetes.

For decades, diabetes research has focused on protecting insulin-producing beta cells or replacing those that have been lost. However, scientists are now exploring a completely different strategy. Instead of repairing the pancreas, researchers are investigating whether the body’s own fat can become a powerful tool for improving glucose control. This …

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