DIABETES TREATMENT BY PEPTIDES

Peptides normalize metabolic processes in pancreatic cells

Peptides affect the structure of proteins, repairing damaged cells and tissues of the body. Peptide bioregulators normalize metabolic processes in the cells of the pancreas and restore insulin production. The pancreas begins to cope with its functions on its own and gradually the need for insulin injections may disappear altogether.

On the basis of peptides responsible for the functioning of the pancreas, brain, liver, pineal gland and blood vessels, a number of drugs have been developed that are used in the treatment of diabetes mellitus. When combined with non-peptide drugs, treatment can replace traditional medicine.