The bone–blood sugar connection: What osteocalcin has to do with glucose control

Researchers are exploring the role of osteocalcin, a protein produced by bones, in glucose regulation. Dr. Raju Vaishya stated that osteocalcin can enhance insulin production and sensitivity, suggesting a feedback loop between bones and the pancreas. This connection could reshape our understanding of metabolic health, although human evidence remains inconclusive.

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