Once inside the cells glucose provides energy. Insulin lowers blood glucose whether or not patient eats or not. Patients should eat on time if they take insulin. Most people who need insulin take at least two injections a day for good blood glucose control. Some people even take three or four injections a day to have a more flexible plan...
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Insulin should be taken 30 minutes before meal if regular insulin is taken alone or with a longer acting insulin. If rapid acting is what is wanted then insulin should be taken just before meal. Mechanism of Action Insulin and its analogs lower blood glucose levels by stimulating peripheral glucose uptake, especially by skeletal muscle and fat, inhibits hepatic glucose production...
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