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Re: saulucy20 post# 1725

Wednesday, 03/27/2013 5:58:16 PM

Wednesday, March 27, 2013 5:58:16 PM

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I really think Oramed is the biggest threat to Bio-solutions. This could spell the end of Bio-Solutions Type2 Defense before it even "crawls". Oramed even has FDA approval for clinical trial. Way ahead of Bio-solution in the game. I'm surprised, but also encouraged by their honesty, that they put this on their website.

(JNS.org) Israel’s Oramed Pharmaceuticals is on the brink of developing a new oral insulin pill that could revolutionize Type 2 diabetes treatment, Israel21c reported.

The pill, which would replace the current method of self-injecting insulin, mimics insulin’s natural location and gradients by first passing through the liver before entering the bloodstream. It could help an estimated 371 million people worldwide who are affected by Type 2 diabetes.

Oramed was founded in 2006 by Dr. Miram Kidron, based on her 25 years of research on diabetes at Jerusalem’s Hadassah Media Center. Her son Nadav Kidron is the president and CEO of the company. The insulin pill is designed to target adult diabetics who are not yet insulin dependent, according to Globes.

“We wanted to do more than just replace injections — we wanted to provide an alternative oral medication as an earlier treatment that can extend the second phase [of diabetes progression] and prevent patients from becoming insulin dependent,” Kidron told Israel21c. “That’s the revolution.”

Phase 2 clinical trials are scheduled to begin in the United States.

Oramed also has other diabetes medications in the pipeline, including one that will help balance blood sugar and control appetite—since many people with Type 2 diabetes are overweight.


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