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91. Insulin will bring a diabetic to normal without the faintest need of a knife, but appendicitis needs an operation.

92. The close inverse relationship between insulin and IGFBP-1 is well recognised in normal and diabetic children.

93. It is now established that insulin has an antinatriuretic action resulting in increased sodium reabsorption probably from the proximal convoluted tubules.

94. There have been few controlled prospective studies of the effect of transferring to human insulin on the clinical presentation of hypoglycaemia. Sentencedict.com

95. The pancreas is vital for digesting food, because it produces digestive enzymes as well as the hormone insulin.

96. Glucose metabolism and insulin secretion are disturbed; hypoglycemia is common and potentially lethal but usually responds promptly to dietary correction.

97. Only recently has the importance of the timing of insulin injections in relation to meals become fully realised.

98. All that concentrated sugar can be dangerous for a person who has insulin resistance, and is at risk for diabetes.

99. And constantly high levels of glucose and insulin raise risks for diabetes and heart disease.

100. And for about 25 percent of people, weight gain increases insulin resistance, and can lead to diabetes.

101. Most will need two injections of intermediate-acting insulin a day with some short-acting to cover breakfast, a mid-morning snack and lunch.

102. The most common pitfall in managing insulin-requiring diabetes is to respond to elevated blood glucose levels by increasing the dose of insulin.

103. Their data can not exclude a 20% lower glucose threshold for adrenaline or a 24% lower threshold for noradrenaline with human insulin.

104. Insulin is a hormone produced in the pancreas that regulates how the body converts food into energy.

105. Most people caring for diabetic patients realise the importance of the patient actively participating in the very first injection of insulin.

106. Both hormones are antagonistic to insulin and hence increase blood glucose.

107. If insulin is required a convenient regime is to use a highly purified porcine or human short-acting insulin subcutaneously.

108. The discovery of insulin in 1921 would have lifted that sentence and offered him a long and reasonably healthy life.

109. Both in this situation, and associated with insulin and fluid therapy of diabetic ketoacidosis, phosphate moves rapidly into cells.

110. When the patient is over the acute episode and begins recovery the insulin requirement usually decreases.

111. This control mechanism involves the substance called insulin, secreted by the pancreas.

112. Doctors put the life expectancy of sufferers at about 40 years - even if they have daily injections of insulin.

113. In patients taking insulin this may mean deliberately inducing hypoglycaemia under controlled circumstances.

114. Case 3 - An insulin dependent diabetic woman aged 74 gave a history of nausea for one week and poor diabetic control.

115. This applies to patients taking short-acting insulin to cover meals and snacks.

116. Achieved plasma glucose and insulin concentrations were determined as the mean of the 50, 55, and 60 minute samples.

117. To date, diabetics rely largely on insulin medication, discovered in 1921, to regulate their blood glucose levels.

118. People with Type 1 diabetes must closely monitor their blood sugar and take daily insulin injections.

119. Does glycuresis take medicine since the insulin still is?

120. Mitogenic action of insulin: friend, foe or 'frenemy'?