4 Ways to Take Insulin from CDC

[Clement]

www.cdc.gov/diabetes/basics/type-1-4-ways-to-take-insulin.html#:~:text=Short%2D%20or%20rapid%2Dacting%20insulin,to%20control%20blood%20sugar%20levels.&text=Intermediate%2D%20or%20long%2Dacting%20insulin,steady%20between%20meals%20and%20overnight.&text=Rapid%2Dacting%20insulin%20taken%20at%20mealtimes%20and%20long%2Dacting%20insulin,once%20or%20twice%20a%20day.

This brief article from CDC lists pros and cons and calls inhaled insulin ultra-rapid-acting.  Fair and accurate.  !!

[peppy]

May 18, 2021 9:55:21 GMT -5 Clement said:

www.cdc.gov/diabetes/basics/type-1-4-ways-to-take-insulin.html#:~:text=Short%2D%20or%20rapid%2Dacting%20insulin,to%20control%20blood%20sugar%20levels.&text=Intermediate%2D%20or%20long%2Dacting%20insulin,steady%20between%20meals%20and%20overnight.&text=Rapid%2Dacting%20insulin%20taken%20at%20mealtimes%20and%20long%2Dacting%20insulin,once%20or%20twice%20a%20day.

This brief article from CDC lists pros and cons and calls inhaled insulin ultra-rapid-acting.  Fair and accurate.  !!

Not Bad.
Good.

[peppy]

Inhaled Insulin is "as Effective as rapid-acting injectable insulins."

Afrezza:



Rapid Acting Injectable insulin.



*Afrezza may be more expensive.

[mango]

May 18, 2021 10:29:11 GMT -5 peppy said:

May 18, 2021 9:55:21 GMT -5 Clement said:

www.cdc.gov/diabetes/basics/type-1-4-ways-to-take-insulin.html#:~:text=Short%2D%20or%20rapid%2Dacting%20insulin,to%20control%20blood%20sugar%20levels.&text=Intermediate%2D%20or%20long%2Dacting%20insulin,steady%20between%20meals%20and%20overnight.&text=Rapid%2Dacting%20insulin%20taken%20at%20mealtimes%20and%20long%2Dacting%20insulin,once%20or%20twice%20a%20day.

This brief article from CDC lists pros and cons and calls inhaled insulin ultra-rapid-acting.  Fair and accurate.  !!

Not Bad.
Good.

Imprecise dosage is an Advantage, not a Disadvantage. 

CDC is clearly ignorant on the topic (no surprise there). 

[peppy]

May 18, 2021 12:08:49 GMT -5 mango said:

May 18, 2021 10:29:11 GMT -5 peppy said:

Not Bad.
Good.

Imprecise dosage is an Advantage, not a Disadvantage. 

CDC is clearly ignorant on the topic (no surprise there). 

The precise dosing is for the carbs eaten two hours out, however, the insulin doesn't precisely stop.
Twisted sister. Got to work it for those rebates from Lilly and Novo Nordisk.