Insulin
The goal of insulin therapy is to mimic the insulin secretion pattern that is seen in people without diabetes through the use of injections or an insulin pump. Normally there are two patterns of insulin release:

• Basal insulin, or background insulin, which is continuously released from the beta cells and regulates the glucose production from the liver.
• Bolus insulin, which is insulin released in response to food and controls the glucose changes after meals

There are two types of insulin available for treating people with diabetes:

• Fast-acting insulin covers the glucose level rise in response to food.
• Long-acting insulin provides the background insulin. 

• Fast Acting Insulin
• Long Acting Insulin
• Insulin Tips
• Insulin Pump