Insulin is a peptide hormone that controls the level of glucose in the blood.It is released from the pancreas as soon as you eat,even before blood glucose levels rise.This is an example of:

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Insulin release is an example of feed-forward regulation, where a stimulus (in this case, the act of eating) triggers a response in anticipation of a predicted change in the body. The release of insulin is not in response to elevated blood glucose levels but is instead a preemptive measure to prevent blood glucose levels from rising too high after a meal.

Insulin Is a Peptide Hormone That Controls the Level of Glucose