This binding triggers cells to open glucose transporters, essentially unlocking the door that lets blood sugar enter cells for energy
Once you stop, those signals may fade, leading to increased hunger
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Watch out for: High added sugar High added sugar rapid blood sugar spikes override the GLP-1 satiety signal Refined carbohydrates Refined carbohydrates white flour, puffed grains, and highly processed starches digest rapidly Artificial sweeteners Artificial sweeteners some studies suggest they may disrupt gut hormone signalling Low-protein, low-fibre snacks Low-protein, low-fibre snacks rice cakes, fruit pouches, many granola bars Saturated-fat-heavy options Saturated-fat-heavy options produce a weaker GLP-1 response vs MUFAs and omega-3s GLP-1 Friendly Snacks: What to Actually Eat Handful of mixed nuts (almonds, walnuts, pistachios) ~1 oz / 28g Protein energy bites whole-food, minimal sugar, protein + fibre + fat (e.g
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