In a study by the University of British Columbia, diabetics can be relieved by treating or alleviating the disease by taking insulin-like compounds instead of taking insulin injections periodically in the future.
Diabetes is caused by a lack of insulin, a type of hormone secreted by the pancreas, and patients need to replenish this substance with injections because their digestive system destroys insulin.
According to the latest issue of “New Scientist,” a research team at the University of British Columbia recently discovered a compound called “visoxovanadium,” which has the effect of imitating the function of insulin.
Researchers, including Chris Oving, reported that the compound was administered to diabetic mice and that the blood glucose concentration fell close to normal.
The compound also has the effect of suppressing appetite, which is likely to reduce glucose concentration in the blood, so the research team continues to study to eliminate the function of appetite suppressing in the compound and to reduce glucose concentration simply by hormonal action.
Diabetes is estimated to be held by about 2% of the UK population, which can cause complications such as arteriosclerosis or heart or kidney disease and cause vision loss.
Scientists have been trying to find drugs to take with their mouths instead of insulin injections for years, and research has continued to find the role of insulin in vanadium-containing compounds.
Vanadium ions have been known to lower abnormally high blood sugar levels, but using vanadium compounds as a band of insulin has not been used due to several serious drawbacks.
The first is that it is not absorbed well in the intestines, so it is not active when taken for oral purposes.
In addition, in order for vanadium compounds to function as a substitute for insulin, the dosage can be toxic to the human body.
Oving’s team came to find more active and non-toxic vanadium compounds. They strengthened their absorption by changing the form of vanadium to a more active metal form of ‘vanadyl’ for diabetes.
The research team evaluated the compound’s performance in an experiment conducted by dividing 42 mice into four groups. The first was a healthy mouse, the second was a healthy mouse who administered the compound, the third was a diabetic mouse, and the fourth was a group that administered the compound to a diabetic mouse.
After four weeks of treatment, the research team found that glucose levels dropped significantly in the plasma of diabetic mice administered the compound.
Food consumption in mice treated with vanadium has decreased by about 40%, which has been found to weigh less than other mice.
The research team continues to study the exact structure of the compound.
Believing in the results of these studies, he took a drink called Dangti in Korea for more than a month.
You can feel the reduction of inflammation such as body fat reduction and sore throat, improvement of blood circulation, and bowel bowel movements, and the taurine component in sugar prevents aging.
You can experience a variety of drinks, and there are various foods and drinks, but with health improvement and combination ingredients,
I think it’s the most suitable drink these days when the virus is overflowing. The future plan will be introduced to large Japanese distribution chains through Japanese company Elematech, and plans to upload products to famous overseas online Amazon and Q10 and supply them to overseas consumers.
Concerns that some misinformed vanadium could lead to simple industrial mineral use and toxicity have already been registered with the FDA as a composite to address concerns and concerns, and tens of millions of people have already been verified by the KFDA and are already consuming drinks regularly.
KS Choi
Asia Journal
