Diabetes is a chronic condition caused by the pancreas losing its ability to produce sufficient insulin or the body's inability to use insulin effectively, leading to high blood sugar levels. Persistent hyperglycemia can result in serious health complications over time. As one of the most common diseases worldwide, diabetes manifests through symptoms such as dry mouth, excessive thirst, frequent urination, fatigue, weakness, sudden and unintended weight loss, numbness or loss of sensation in extremities, dry and itchy skin, recurrent infections, and slow-healing wounds.

The Diabetes Program includes treatment protocols aimed at regulating glycogen synthesis and improving kidney and gastrointestinal function. The Diabetes Program consists of supportive applications that may accompany medical treatment carried out under physician supervision for people diagnosed with diabetes. Content and duration are determined individually; no outcome is promised regarding blood sugar control or organ function. Any change to existing medication or treatment may only be made by the treating physician.