Oral Insulin, or How to Trick the Stomach

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More than 420 million people have now diabetes worldwide. Many of them need insulin to maintain optimal blood glucose levels. The most common way of its administering is injections. However, injections several times a day are not only traumatic and inconvenient, but also carry certain risks. Therefore, many laboratories around the world are looking for alternative, non-invasive, insulin delivery methods. Obviously, the most attractive and physiological is the oral one (delivery in the form of tablets or solutions). This article considers advantages and disadvantages of such a way of administering, and also discusses a new strategy for the treatment of diabetes, which is based on dilute insulin solutions and supported by the results of hypoglycemic effect positive experiments.

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L. Valuev

Topchiev Institute of Petrochemical Synthesis, RAS

Email: valuev@ips.ac.ru
Moscow, Russia

I. Valuev

Topchiev Institute of Petrochemical Synthesis, RAS

Moscow, Russia

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