Cortisol is often referred to as a "stress hormone" because it is secreted in response to both psychological and physical stress. This hormone also aids in blood glucose regulation. If an increase in cortisol secretion leads to an increased insulin secretion, what action do you think cortisol has on blood sugar?

Cortisol is often referred to as a "stress hormone" because it is secreted in response to both psychological and physical stress. This hormone also aids in blood glucose regulation. If an increase in cortisol secretion leads to an increased insulin secretion, what action do you think cortisol has on blood sugar?

Cortisol simply acts as a buffer to the blood sugar as it helps to maintain the blood level sugar in order to avoid it being raised high or reduced beyond normal rate which is highly derogatory to human's health

Explanation:

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