How stem cell therapy helps diabetic patients?
Diabetes is a medical condition, in which the body is unable to properly regulate sugar in the body. It is a lifelong condition, which can be controlled but a cure for which is yet to be discovered. Diabetes has affected more than four hundred million worldwide, and this number is rapidly increasing. Diabetes can cause a number of life-threatening health problems like strokes, cataracts, heart attacks, kidney failure, and nerve damage to name a few. In some cases, it can be controlled with a combination of insulin or other drugs, diet and regular exercise. In Type 1 diabetes, your body attacks itself and destroys the beta cells. It implies that the body is unable to produce insulin, which makes is unable to deliver the necessary glucose to the cells. In Type 2 diabetes, in spite of body producing the insulin, the body remains unable to glucose to the cells. Stem cells Stem cells have the ability to transform into a type of cell in the human body. Stem cells function...