1963
DOI: 10.1093/ajcn/13.5.285
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Effects of Large Doses ofl-Leucine in Animals and Man

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“…An exaggerated insulin response in obese hyperinsulinemic children also has been reported [14]. It also can result in symptomatically significant hypoglycemia in sensitive individuals [13,15].…”
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“…An exaggerated insulin response in obese hyperinsulinemic children also has been reported [14]. It also can result in symptomatically significant hypoglycemia in sensitive individuals [13,15].…”
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confidence: 84%
“…It also has been known for many years that leucine is an insulin secretagogue when given intravenously or orally in very large amounts to adults and children [11][12][13]. An exaggerated insulin response in obese hyperinsulinemic children also has been reported [14].…”
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“…That dose in previous studies [10] was seen to be about 3 limes less than the minimum active quantity for sensitive children and 15 times less than that for all people.…”
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“…DIABETES 75:560-64, August, 1966. L-leucine produces hypoglycemia in sensitive children or adults 1 and in patients having islet cell tumors of the pancreas. 2 This effect, which may also be demonstrated to a lesser extent in the normal human or animal, 3 is exaggerated by treatment with insulin in dogs. 4 It is also potentiated by sulfonylurea administration in healthy volunteers, 5 diabetics 0 or animals.…”
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