TREATMENT MODALITY

 

HOW DOES IT WORK?

Diabetes Relief

WHAT IS PHYSIOLOGIC INSULIN RESENSITIZATION?

LACVT provides a unique and groundbreaking patented approach called Physiologic Insulin Resensitazation where insulin is administered as a hormone rather than a drug; addressing the primary cause of Diabetes which is metabolic failure. By utilizing insulin in a manner that bio-mimics normal physiology, this modality is designed to reduce insulin resistance which helps blood sugar more readily enter each cell and be converted into energy.

Increasing cellular energy allows damaged tissues and organs to grow, repair, and regenerate. Thus, our approach not only stabilizes but in many instances has reversed complications of diabetes and other metabolic disorders.

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SYMPTOM SUPPRESSION
VS. SYMPTOM ELIMINATION

Insulin has been used since 1922 as a “drug” to suppress symptoms of high blood sugar after they start. Well Cell and it’s licensed providers use insulin intravenously as a “hormone communicator” in a more physiologically identical way to the body’s manner of maintaining an optimized metabolism.

CELLULAR HEALTH

Insulin has been used since 1922 as a “drug” to suppress symptoms of high blood sugar after they start. Well Cell and it’s licensed providers use insulin intravenously as a “hormone communicator” in a more physiologically identical way to the body’s manner of maintaining an optimized metabolism.

INSULIN AS A HORMONE VS. A DRUG

What makes this modality unique is using insulin as a hormone rather than a drug.

 

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.

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