decorate the process — they force the process to work.
Why B6 hits the blood sugar problem first
Vitamin B6, especially in its active form, acts like a shutdown switch for a liver that keeps overproducing sugar when it should be quiet. Think of the liver as a factory with a stuck alarm bell: it keeps pushing product onto the conveyor belt even when nobody ordered it.
Without enough B6, the liver behaves like a night shift crew with no supervisor. It keeps tossing glucose into circulation, and the result is
