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Topics: Insulin
Diabetes Insulin
Diabetes insulin is normally referred to simply as “insulin,” a hormone produced by the pancreas. After eating, food breaks down into glucose, a simple sugar and main source of energy for the body’s cells. But the cells cannot use glucose without diabetes insulin (insulin), a hormone produced by the pancreas. This hormone helps the cells take in glucose and [...]
Click to Read the Entire ArticleDiabetic Insulin Pump
Depending on the level of your diabetic condition, your doctor may require you to use a diabetic insulin pump. A diabetic insulin pump is a device that is a little larger than a pager, typically worn on your belt or placed in a pocket, and is used to administer direct insulin injections into your system [...]
Click to Read the Entire ArticleInsulin Pump Supplies
Using the power of the Internet, finding affordable and convenient insulin pump supplies is now easier than ever before. If you use an insulin pump to better manage your blood glucose levels, you will require a daily supply of sterile and affordable insulin pump supplies to keep your device working as it was designed.
Typical insulin [...]
70 30 Insulin
70 30 insulin (also called a 70/30 mix) is a special type of insulin that provides both a steady supply of insulin throughout the day as well as a “burst” of insulin after you eat a meal or snack. The advantage of 70 30 insulin is that it works quickly at mealtimes and also helps [...]
Click to Read the Entire ArticleDiabetes and Insulin
If you’ve been newly diagnosed (or have a loved one who has), you probably have questions about diabetes and insulin.
People with diabetes have a disease in which the body does not produce or properly use insulin, the hormone used to convert sugar, starches and other food into energy.
People with diabetes do not naturally produce enough [...]
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