Diabetes Treatment

You will know the treatment is working when you notice improvements in your energy levels, a reduction in symptoms like thirst and fatigue, better sleep, and less tingling or burning in your hands and feet.

We also measure treatment success by comparing your initial baseline tests with your current ones, which include blood draws, urine samples, and ANS tests. Patients will see improvements in their tests, such as reductions in HbA1c and fasting glucose, insulin resistance falling within normal ranges, and improved pancreatic and kidney function.

We understand that using insulin can be worrisome. It's important to remember that insulin is a natural hormone that the body uses to regulate blood sugar levels.

IRRT uses insulin differently by delivering tiny doses of insulin in a way that mimics your body's natural process. Instead of injecting larger doses of insulin under the skin, small doses of insulin is administered directly into your bloodstream. For those with Type-2 diabetes, the goal is not to rely on injectable insulin to control blood sugar levels, but to stimulate your body's natural ability to produce its own insulin.

Yes, people with Type-1 diabetes may benefit from this treatment as our therapy focuses on reversing insulin resistance in various organs and tissues, including muscles, kidneys, liver, and heart. Since Type-1 diabetics often become more insulin resistant with increased insulin use, our approach aims to re-sensitize the body to insulin, even for those without pancreatic function who rely on insulin injections.

People with Type-1 diabetes are evaluated for treatment suitability after baseline testing, with eligibility determined on a case-by-case basis.