How might insulin terminate a paralytic attack?

Insulin can help terminate a paralytic attack, particularly in cases of hypoglycemia-induced paralysis, by rapidly lowering blood glucose levels. When administered, insulin facilitates the uptake of glucose into cells, restoring energy levels and normalizing metabolic functions. This can lead to the restoration of neuromuscular function, alleviating paralysis symptoms. Additionally, in certain contexts, insulin may have neuroprotective effects that contribute to the recovery of nerve function.