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How can an increase in thyroxin, insulin, and adrenaline change blood glucose levels?

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Dr. John Moy answered

Specializes in Podiatry

Different mechanism: Insulin attempt to replace the Insulin that is deficient in your body. Thyroid is a hormone that sends signals to or organs including the pancreas and adrenaline.

Answered 6/25/2014

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