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What is Advanced Diabetic Infusion Treatment (ADIT)?
Advanced Diabetic Infusion Treatment (ADIT) is a physician-directed therapy that delivers insulin in a way that more closely mimics normal physiology. Rather than focusing only on blood sugar control, ADIT is designed to improve metabolic function by addressing insulin resistance—the underlying driver of many metabolic disorders.
How Does It Help?
By improving insulin sensitivity, ADIT helps glucose enter cells more efficiently, where it is converted into energy. Enhanced cellular energy supports healthy tissue function and may help improve metabolic health and diabetes-related complications as part of a comprehensive treatment plan.
Reported Outcomes
Clinical observations have reported:
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95% improvement or resolution of neuropathy
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76% improvement in at least one diabetes-related condition
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63% reduction in HbA1c
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41% reduction in the need for at least one diabetes medication
What to Expect
Treatment begins with a physician consultation to evaluate your metabolic health and insulin resistance. Based on your assessment, a personalized care plan is created.
Your plan typically includes:
Induction Phase: Two infusions per week, for 8 weeks. Then, one session a week for 24weeks.
Maintenance Phase: Treatments are spaced farther apart while maintaining improved metabolism and insulin sensitivity.
Infusions are performed in a comfortable clinical setting by trained specialists using a physician-directed insulin delivery system.
Is this the treatment for me?
A1C focuses primarily on patients with metabolic disorders, such as Type 1, Type 2, prediabetes, and insulin resistance. Every patient’s degree of insulin resistance and efficiency of metabolism is unique. We begin with a consultation with a qualified physician to determine medical necessity.
What is the process?
After evaluation, a physician-directed, individualized care plan is formulated. Each patient’s care plan includes a schedule outlining the number and frequency of infusions from introduction through to maintenance.
Once the plan is in place, patients arrive at one of our centers dedicated to the needs of our infusion patients. One of our clinical specialists will guide each patient through the procedure. An infusion set connects the insulin pump delivery device to the body. It works the same way as an intravenous line does.
Is this a new treatment?
No. Clinics and health care facilities all over Europe have been certified in the last few years to provide this treatment. Research on these treatments have proven very positive.
Will my insurance pay for this?
Most large insurance companies including Medicare and Medicaid will fully cover the cost. In some instances, there may be a nominal co-pay.
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