Scientists have discovered that specific brain cells in the hypothalamus work overnight to manage blood sugar levels. These neurons trigger fat breakdown, ensuring blood sugar doesn’t drop too low while we sleep. This fine-tuned process could shed light on why metabolic issues, like those seen in prediabetes, occur.
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