Red Blood Cells Do More Than Carry Oxygen: They Also Help Consume Blood Glucose
High altitude is often associated with labored breathing and physiological strain, yet people living at high elevations generally show lower blood glucose, better glucose tolerance, and a reduced risk of diabetes. This pattern has been reported repeatedly across high-altitude populations, including residents of Tibet, Peru, Ecuador, and Nepal.
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