Natural amylin: the forgotten satiety hormone What amylin is: 37-amino acid peptide hormone Co-secreted with insulin from pancreatic beta cells Released in response to meals (nutrient intake) Discovered in 1987 (relatively recent) Named "amylin" for amyloid-like structure Amylin's natural functions: Where amylin acts: Area postrema (brainstem) - primary satiety effect Nucleus accumbens (brain) - reward/feeding behavior Stomach smooth muscle - direct gastric slowing Pancreas alpha cells - glucagon suppression Amylin vs insulin (complementary hormones): Both secreted together from beta cells Insulin: Handles glucose uptake Amylin: Controls meal size and gastric emptying Work synergistically to regulate feeding and metabolism Learn fundamentals at SeekPeptides - explore what are peptides , how peptides work , and peptides for weight loss
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