Birth control pills and IUDs may change how your body handles sugar

This study looks at how different types of hormonal birth control affect blood sugar regulation in young, healthy women. Researchers will compare three groups: those not on birth control, those taking birth control pills, and those using an IUD. Participants will drink a sugary beverage and have blood samples taken over two hours to measure glucose and insulin levels. The goal is to understand if synthetic hormones in birth control impact the body's ability to handle sugar, which could affect long-term metabolic health.