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Glycaemic fall after a glucose load. A population-based study
Nutrition, Metabolism & Cardiovascular Diseases, 10/23/09
Casiglia E et al. – It seems that two clusters exist in the general population with respect to their response to an oral glucose load, independent of age and gender. Subjects who respond with a BG decrease could represent a privileged sub–population, where insulin sensitivity and beta–cell function are better, some risk factors are less prevalent, and coronary mortality is lower.
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