Glucose and the Lymphatic System: A Complex Relationship

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The discussion centers on the relationship between glucose physiology and the lymphatic system. It highlights that the lymphatic system plays a role in regulating postprandial blood glucose levels. A referenced study provides insights into how glucose interacts with the lymphatic system. The conversation also suggests that it's more effective to ask focused questions individually rather than multiple questions at once, as this approach can lead to clearer answers and better search results.
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Hello,

Can you tell me please the glucose physiology in respect to the lymphatic system in short?

Is there glucose inside the lymph? How does glucose enter/leaves the lymph? Are the glucose levels in blood related to the glucose levels in lymph?

thanks!
 
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You asked a lot of questions:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17952835 answers some aspects of your questions. Lymphatic system is involved in controlling postprandial (after meals) blood level glucose rise.

Suggestion: ask one good question in post, not 4 off the cuff questions - most of them you could ask google, you know. PF is a terrible front end for search engines.

Form your questions one at a time, type them in one at a time. Google will get you an answer. If you do not understand the answer we can help.
 
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