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Insulin action is reduced in obesity

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1 Insulin action is reduced in obesity
SUMMARY OF THE EFFECTS OF INSULIN ON GLUCOSE AND LIPID METABOLISM IN VARIOUS TISSUES AND THE COMPONENTS AFFECTED BY INSULIN RESISTANCE Insulin action is reduced in obesity Glucose Lipids Uptake Uptake from blood triglycerides Glucose → Glycerol → Triglycerides Glucose → Fatty acids → Triglycerides Release (anti-lipolytic) Hyperglycemia, Delayed triglyceride clearance, Increased fatty acid output Uptake Storage (glycogen) Oxidation Oxidation Lesser use of glucose Storage (glycogen) Oxidation Gluconeogenesis Secretion Glucose → Fatty acids → Triglycerides VLDL secretion Hyperglycemia, Hypertriglyceridemia Legend Green upward arrow = stimulation by insulin Red downward arrow = inhibition by insulin Red x mark = loss of insulin action in insulin resistance

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