Diabetes is an incessant metabolic disorder that is defined by an increment in the level of glucose. Type 1 diabetes, which results from insufficient endogenous production of insulin by pancreatic beta cells, as well as abnormalities in the secretion and/or action of insulin, are the causes of this (type 2 diabetes). The worldwide human population seems to be the canter of a diabetic epidemic. Despite significant advancements in the treatment of diabetes, the number of problems associated with the condition is rising. Parallel to this, novel methods have been developed that have been found to reduce the risk of difficulty and are more advantageous. This article emphasizes the development of the modernistic method of synthetic drugs and their therapeutic usefulness in treatment and Management of Diabetes.

Shastri Keyur V.*, Singh Sonal, Shetty Poonam, Bandodkar Sampada, Choudhary Ashok

Diabetes, insulin, NDDS, blood glucose levels