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Peptides your body makes every day

Peptides your body makes every day. You don't need a lab. You're already full of them.
Insulin, 51 amino acids, Pancreas. Lets cells take in glucose after a meal.
Glucagon, 29 amino acids, Pancreas. Raises blood sugar between meals.
Ghrelin, 28 amino acids, Stomach. Signals hunger to the brain.
GLP-1, 30 amino acids, Gut. Boosts insulin release and fullness after eating.
Oxytocin, 9 amino acids, Made in the brain. Drives labour contractions and milk release.
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→ Insulin (51 amino acids), pancreas: lets cells take in glucose.
→ Glucagon (29), pancreas: raises blood sugar between meals.
→ Ghrelin (28), stomach: the hunger signal.
→ GLP-1 (30), gut: more insulin release and fullness after eating.
→ Oxytocin (9), made in the brain: labour contractions and milk release.

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Sources

Sources 📚
• OpenStax, Anatomy and Physiology 2e — Chapter 17, The Endocrine System
• Amino-acid counts: UniProt — INS, GCG (glucagon and GLP-1), GHRL (ghrelin), OXT (oxytocin)

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