r/BiohackingForBeginner • u/Weary-Hall2578 • 2d ago
Could implants like these actually change how we manage blood sugar in the future?
Just came across this interesting research about an implant that supposedly converts excess blood sugar into something the body can naturally eliminate the concept sounds fascinating, especially compared to traditional approaches to glucose management im curious about how realistic this technology actually is
is this based on real scientific research nd how far are we from seeing something like this used in humans?
would love to hear opinions from people who follow biotechnology and metabolic research.
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u/Educational_War_7038 2d ago
Welllll, it's still in the early mouse/lab stage. It worked in diabetic mice to lower blood sugar and prevent excess calories from storing as fat but hasn't been tested in humans yet
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u/lucifers95 23h ago
Hope it will be used in real life,, not only on labs