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Living Your Best Life

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Welcome to Diabetic Relief of South Elgin

Physiologic Insulin Resensitization

  

Physiologic Insulin Resensitization (PIR) is an intravenous infusion protocol designed to bio-mimic the insulin hormone secretion in a more physiologically identical manner to the body's way of maintaining optimized carbohydrate symptoms-- which typically causes significant side effects. 

The Science

Physiologic Administration

 By delivering insulin in a manner that bio-mimics normal physiology, we are able to up-regulate insulin receptor activity and reduce insulin resistance. 

Insulin as a Hormone vs a Drug

 We utilize and apply insulin as a hormone instead of as a drug. When we use it as a hormone, we are essentially retraining the cells to be sensitive to insulin again. When you accomplish this it’s like turning back the clock on insulin resistance and naturally reduces or eliminates symptoms associated with diabetes. This of course has long-term desirable effects which has the potential to allow patients to live a better healthier life with normal blood sugars. 

 The traditional method of using insulin as a drug, for example with insulin injections and medications that boost insulin levels, overwhelms the cells with insulin and essentially forces the sugar into them. This common, yet unnatural approach, can often cause diabetes and insulin resistance to get worse overtime instead of better. 

RESTORING, REPAIRING, REGENERATING, BUT NOT A CURE

 

Unfortunately, metabolic impairment is a chronic disease. If patients stop therapy, the improvements experienced from these treatments will diminish over time.

  

Care is easy as 1 , 2, 3...

01)Getting Started

01)Getting Started

01)Getting Started

 

Every patient’s degree of insulin resistance and ability to metabolize carbohydrates is unique, so we begin with a FREE consultation to see if you qualify for the treatment, determine medical necessity, and establish a physician-directed

individualized care plan.

02)Treatment Phase

01)Getting Started

01)Getting Started


 The patient’s unique care plan typically includes an “Induction Phase” of weekly infusions. As the patient notices improvements, the infusions generally are reduced in approximately 90 days. 

03)Maintenance Phase

03)Maintenance Phase

03)Maintenance Phase

 

Next, the “Maintenance Phase” finds the balance between developing an optimized metabolism and maximizing the time between treatments. 

What To Expect

03)Maintenance Phase

03)Maintenance Phase

 Visits typically start with three hours, and patients are free to move around during the process (read, work, watch TV, etc). As patients improve, the time between visits is extended while visit duration is reduced. A two-hour visit about every four to six weeks is common. 

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Diabetic Relief of South Elgin

101 South Mclean Boulevard, South Elgin, Illinois 60177, United States

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02:30 pm – 06:30 pm

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