US EditionIncreased red blood cell count can lower blood sugar
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Increased red blood cell count can lower blood sugar
17.04.2025 - A recent study led by the Medical University of Vienna shows that the haematocrit value, i.e. the proportion of red blood cells in blood volume, has a direct influence on blood sugar levels. The researchers were able to show that an increase in the number of red blood cells directly causes a decrease in blood sugar. The results, which have been published in the journal 'Science Advanc
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