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Which hormone is involved in regulating metabolism? parathyroid hormone insulin thyroid hormone thyroid stimulating hormone

Which hormone is involved in regulating metabolism?

parathyroid hormone

insulin

thyroid hormone

thyroid stimulating hormone
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The answer is insulin.

Insulin is an example for peptide hormone which is produced from the beta cells of the pancreas. It regulates the sugar levels in the blood. It is an another example of the anabolic hormone. The beta cells of pancreas is sensitive to the blood glucose levels, when those senses the high level of blood sugars, they will repsond they will release the insulin, these insulin promotes the absorbtion of glucose from the blood to liver, muscle cells, where it turns in to glycogen and stores.

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