Diabetes Treatment

inSolutions (Insulin Solutions) is a ground-breaking, multi-patented Physiologic Insulin Resensitization (PIR) system that provides an inventive way of providing customized patient care where insulin is administered as a hormone rather than a drug. IV access is connected to a precision infusion pump programmed to deliver insulin in a way that simulates normal glucose metabolism. Blood sugar can now more readily enter each cell and be converted into energy. By using insulin in this manner, we can bio-mimic normal glucose metabolism, which leads to:

• Reduced insulin resistance.
• An increased amount of blood sugar entering the cell.
• An increase in the conversion of sugar into energy.

Increasing cellular energy allows damaged tissues and organs to grow, repair, and regenerate. In many cases, this approach has shown the ability to stabilize and, in some cases, reverse the complications of diabetes and other metabolic disorders.

How Does it Work?

Using Insulin as a Hormone

Insulin as a Hormone vs. a Drug – The key is using insulin as a hormone rather than a drug.

Physiologic Administration –By mimicking physiologic secretion profiles, insulin receptor activity is upregulated, and insulin resistance is diminished.

Insulin Sensitization –Improved sensitivity facilitates carbohydrate processing, improved metabolism, and greater ATP production. This allows damaged tissues and organs to repair and regenerate. Thus, our modality not only stabilizes but, in many instances, reverses complications of diabetes.

Cellular Health –By reducing inflammatory mediators and providing greater cellular energy, this treatment has not only stabilized but, in many instances, has reversed complications of diabetes and other metabolic disorders.

The treatment includes an intravenous precision administration of
FDA-approved fast-acting insulin using an FDA-approved portable pump.

Typical Patient Care Plan

Every patient’s degree of insulin resistance and efficiency of carbohydrate metabolism is unique, so the doctor begins with a consultation to determine medical necessity and establishes an individualized care plan for each patient.

Each Care Plan typically includes an “Induction Phase” and a “Maintenance Phase.”

The primary goal is to establish a balance between an optimized metabolism and an infrequency of treatments.

Metabolic disorders are chronic diseases; therefore, loyalty and commitment to the Care Plan is essential.

Are You Ready to Get Started?

1.  CONSULTATION- The clinician will review your medical history, provide an explanation of the process, and answer any questions that you may have.

2. QUALIFYING EXAM AND LAB WORK- During this stage, we will conduct a qualifying examination and obtain any necessary lab work in the event that your labs are not up to date.

3.  TREATMENT PLAN DETERMINATION- If you are approved for treatment, your clinician will create your individualized infusion plan based on your current health status and lab results.

4.  TREATMENT BEGINS- Initial treatments can be as long as 3 hours and then decrease in duration and frequency over about a six-week period. The typical maintenance schedule for infusions during the maintenance phase is two hours every four to six weeks.

“I haven’t felt this good in years. It’s like my neuropathy just disappeared, and my energy levels have increased.”  – Wayne K. (Type 2 Diabetic 18 years; Neuropathy 8 years)

“It’s almost a miracle that my foot healed so well. I started treatment, and within three weeks, it healed. The wound had been there for three months before treatment.”   -Greg B. (Type 2 Diabetic 10 years; Hypertension 5 years; Neuropathy 8 years)

“My blood sugar is now controlled, and my eyesight has improved so much I went from legally blind without glasses to now being able to read the captions on the TV with no glasses, and I’m down from six vials of insulin per month to only three.”   -Bruce B. (Type 2 Diabetic 27 years)