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Sodium-glucose cotransport 2, or SG2, is a sort of \protein\mucus\accumulates in and around the kidneys, it inhibits their capacity to reduce blood sugar.Dr. Weis describes the impact of SG2 on blood sugar as follows:\ unwanted blood sugar takes a taxi ride on your insulin, and your insulin delivers it to your kidneys, it's called insulinolysis.\This mucus regulates how much sugar is drained out and how much your bloodstream still requires.\In other words, the SG2-based mucus influences the efficacy of your blood sugar outflow.Some individuals have inherently greater SG2 levels than others, independent of their lifestyle choices. Due to heredity and other circumstances, some individuals generate more SG2 protein than others, which may cause problems with blood sugar depletion.