• Faster insulin process stabilization in children with diabetes: 64% of a group of diabetic children experienced a 2-3-day faster process stabilization than the children in the control group

• Reduced irritability and greater composure in 80% of a group of children with diabetes, compared to no change in the control group

• Significant reduction in severe dizziness in 81% of a group of female diabetes patients

• Faster adaptability to the new condition in children with diabetes who received insulin for the first time: 64% of a group of diabetes children adapted more quickly to their new condition than those in the control group

• Reduced irritability, improved emotional stability and greater composure in 81% of a group of female diabetes patients

• Significant reduction in headaches in 80% of a group of children with diabetes, compared to no appreciable reduction in the control group

• Reduction in sleeping disorders in 81% of a group of female diabetes patients

• Reduction of headaches in 81% of a group of female diabetes patients

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