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Is your body's response to a change in glucose levels positive or negative feedback? Explain your answer.
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Is your body's response to a change in glucose levels positive or

negative feedback? Explain your answer.

User Sisir
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I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes since 8 years old. So I know a lot about this. Anyways the body response would be negative. That is if it is high or low not if it was normal like 129 to 134
User PerryDaPlatypus
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Its negative feedback because when levels of glucose increase, the body will sense a change and release insulin into the blood, lowering sugar levels. Hope this helps
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