Etymology
The word "glycemia" is derived from the Greek words:
Meaning
Glycemia refers to the presence of glucose (sugar) in the blood.
Origin
The term "glycemia" was first coined in 1856 by the French physiologist Claude Bernard. Bernard discovered that glucose was the primary energy source for the body and that it was transported through the blood to various tissues. The term "glycemia" has since been widely used in medicine and physiology to describe the concentration of glucose in the blood.
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