Scientists test if a calcium drip can tame sugar spikes
NCT ID NCT06942195
Summary
This study aims to understand if putting calcium directly into the first part of the intestine affects how the body handles sugar after a meal. Eight men with type 2 diabetes will have a small tube placed to infuse either a calcium solution or a saltwater control. Researchers will then measure their blood sugar, hormone levels, and how quickly their stomach empties a test drink.
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Clinical Research Facility, Adelaide Health and Medical Sciences Building
RECRUITINGAdelaide, South Australia, 5005, Australia
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