However, activators of this receptor also are gaining attention due to their ability to protect nerve cells from damage, promote nerve cell growth, and boost the integrity of the blood-brain-barrier, a tight, semi-permeable membrane that controls which substances in the bloodstream can get into the brain
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Here is how it does this [4]: It starts with Semaglutide activating GLP-1 receptors This augments insulin secretion, causing the correct release of insulin Inhibits glucagon release Suppresses hepatic gluconeogenesis All of this takes place rather rapidly and the body adjusts by keeping blood glucose levels stable, slowing the release of food from the stomach, and thus the user has fewer unwanted effects of hyperglycemia
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