New oral insulin developed in UK

Diabetes Technologies UK has recently developed a new type of oral insulin that better controls the symptoms of diabetesThe company's new insulin has successfully solved the problem of insulin being digested easily by the stomach as a protein, the Times of London reported TuesdayThis insulin is packed in a capsule and avoids stomach acid and "directs" to the small intestineInsulin capsules dissolve in the small intestine, releasing a mixture of insulin and other substances that accelerate the absorption of insulin by the small intestine wallA small trial of 16 patients with type 2 diabetes by a team of researchers at Cardiff University in the UK showed that the daily insulin, taken before breakfast and before lunch, had good blood sugar levels in their bodies and that the drug was also available inchildren" Glen Travers, executive chairman of Diabetes Technologies, said the product is better able to control diabetes and does not increase the risk ofheartdisease in people who take it, as is currently widely used