In previous in Vitro and in Vivo studies oxytocin was shown to stimulate A and B cell secretion. In the present study we show that oxytocin is also able to increase arginine-induced glucagon and insulin secretion in healthy human beings. Similar results were obtained in both insulin-dependent (type-1) and non-insulin dependent (type-2) diabetic subjects.

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