Must Read: This Exclusive Fasting-Mimicking Diet Can Reset Pancreas To Combat Diabetes

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Great news for all diabetic patients as new research has come up with a novel way to cure diabetes by tricking your body to believe it is on a diet. This new mode of Fasting Mimicking Diet (FMD) "reset" pancreas triggering it to produce insulin. The method already a success in the lab when used upon mice and the human cell is now on the route for human trial.

What is Fasting-Mimicking Diet?

Consumption of only a selected intake of food for a few days a month which caters to the requisite nutrients but still leaves your hunger unsatiated is the trick. Those hunger yearnings act as a boost to develop beta cells in the pancreas. It is these cell that store and releases insulin. The Fasting Mimicking Diet, or the Artificial Diet furthers pancreas to secrete insulin and Ngn3 protein while also recreates new working cell as a replacement for the damaged ones. The practice has shown powers to regenerate the key functionaries of the pancreas and built its ability to produce insulin, revealed BBC.

The study was conducted by the University of Southern California, and research was published in the journal Cell. The experiments carried out on mice, and human tissue reveals that the regenerative cure help to transform insulin secretion by the pancreas. In both Diabetes type I and Diabetes type II the major problem is insufficient insulin creation due to damaged insulin resistance.

With the discovery of this Fasting Mimicking Diet, the researchers hope the positive effects of the diet will not only be limited to diabetes but will also open new doors for cancer, heart diseases, and multiple sclerosis treatments. Though more researchers need to be conducted in that measure.

For now, we can hope that diabetes will soon find its biggest namesake in the Fast Mimicking Diet program and hopefully shortly there will be an end of the era of diabetes.