Approximately 537 million people worldwide are living with diabetes.

Alarmingly that number is growing.

Type 1 diabetes is characterized specifically when the immune system attacks and destroys the beta cells in the pancreas that produce insulin. These cells regulate blood glucose levels that the body needs for energy. Blood sugar will continue to rise without insulin, so type 1 diabetics must inject insulin for the rest of their lives due to the fact that there is no known cure for diabetes.

But in the last 20 years, significant advances in stem cell research and therapies have revealed promising methods for creating new insulin-producing cells, which means this could be the cure for type 1 diabetes.

There are no known side effects of stem cell therapy to date. On the contrary, stem cell therapy patients have experienced positive results and some have even surprised the stem cell therapy community. After 150 days, some patients can reduce the amount of insulin they inject by 90+%.

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