When will they find a cure for diabeties?

Question

I had it for 10-11 years now, I would love to know if they found something that may help all of us.

Answer 1

Hi Jane

We do have cures, but not in the form of drugs.

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Answer 5

This is a repeat question , so here is a repeat answer.

There will never be a cure for diabetes. Here is an analogy, science will develop some hybrid cars, but oil will never be replaced as a fuel. It is too much of a cash cow for the industry.

Now, take insulin. $300 for a 10ml bottle of Levemer or $120 for 50 blood sugar test strips. Nobody is going to cure diabetes. There is too much money to make off diabetics. We are a captive market. If we choose not to consume diabetic supplies, we die.

Drug companies will do whatever they can to prevent a cure. Sure they will accept NIH research grants, but employing some scientists to play around all day on the computer doesn't guarantee any cure.

Answer 6

The diagnosis of Type 1 diabetes is normally done on the basis of the onset of the symptoms like frequent urination, unusual thirst, hunger, sudden weight loss, weakness, extreme tiredness, blurred vision, irritability, extreme case vomiting and nausea. These symptoms worsen in a matter of weeks and by the time the blood tests are done almost 20 to 25 % of the patients start experiencing diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA). Till now Type I diabetes could only be treated with subcutaneous injections or inhalations of insulin and with careful monitoring of blood glucose levels using blood testing monitors. But, apart from these, a drastic change in lifestyle is also necessary. This change should incorporate exercise and a healthy diet. Along with these measures there are different experimental ways to inject insulin into the body, Some of them are: 1) Delivering insulin through a pump. 2) Infusion of insulin 24 hours a day at preset levels. 3) Ability to program a push dose of insulin as needed at meal times. 4) Taking insulin as an inhaled powder. Diet also plays an important part in controlling blood sugar level and a balanced meal planning is a necessity too. Physical activity is very important for a diabetic person as it helps in keeping the person from gaining weight as well as stabilizes the blood sugar level. As Type I diabetes is a chronic condition, treatment must continue indefinitely with lots of care and discipline. The blood sugar level should be between 80-120 mg per decilitre and if it falls below 80mg, Hypoglycemia occurs, needing immediate sugar to be taken and if it rises above 120 mg, Hyperglycemia occurs which should be immediately countered by an injection of insulin.

Answer 7

no probably not but from all the research their doing they think so I've done and done the pancreas transplant and after about 3 years and 7 different rejection episodes got it back the truth is it makes a lot of money for the drug company's and as long as it does us people have no chance of getting a cure they don't
want us to

Answer 8

no one knows. the only thing u can do to help is donate money to a charity for diabeties and consider becoming a doctor!!!!
folow this quote:
to the world u might b one person but to one person u can b the world
imaine how many lives u would make make a difference in if you solved diabeties

Answer 9

There are cures but the drug companies don't want it to be known because they would lose billions. Unfortunately, even the doctors are not taught about these cures.

Answer 10

Hi
I have been a diabetic for 22 years and just found this website about 3months ago. This is a great website for diabetics.
http://www.diabetesforums.com/