The reason you cant, or may I say, "shouldn't" mix a short acting with glargine/Lantus is it is a full 24 hour insulin. Adding a short acting insulin would mean you take it to combat carbs/glucose increase from a meal. If you only administered your new "mix" of short acting and glargine/Lantus you would have no meal time insulin coverage for your 2 other regular meals.
Results of letting glucose run high are very dangerous over a period of time. Microvascular complications - Nephropathy, Neuropathy, PAD, Heart Attack, Stroke are all unfortunate realities to high blood sugars.
because the gene to make insulin isn't expressed
You dont?
You dont!
i dont no
tuh.... i dont know .. lol
no i dont think so
well they will askk you some quetions and stuff of model and acting just dont be nervous.
it depends on how much insulin you need to take or if ur on pulls then i dont no
i dont really know but do you know who can help... your mom
Insulin can be synthetically made through a process called recombinant DNA technology. This involves inserting the gene for human insulin into bacteria or yeast cells, which then produce insulin that is identical to what the human body makes naturally. These cells are then cultured and the insulin is harvested and purified for medical use.
first of all, insulin dosent break down glucose, it just facilitates its entry into cells secondly the answer you are probably looking for is: in the brain and in the eyes, glucose can enter both sites without need for insulin but also know that exercise causes the muscles to become insulin independent as well
i dont know and i dont care