Besides the possibility of lung scarring over time, there's another HUGE
problem with inhaled insulin.  You can't titrate the dose worth a damn.

The smallest unit dispensed (1 mg) is equivalent to 3 units. The larger
size unit dispensed (3 mg) is supposedly equivalent to an 8 unit dose.
Mixing and matching the two sizes gives unpredictable results.

So people using it will end up having to eat to fit the insulin dose
they inhaled rather than fitting the dose to the carbs they ate. This
ensures they'll have to gain weight to avoid hypos. It also makes it
IMPOSSIBLE for anyone with normal insulin sensitivity to eat anything
approaching a low carb diet.

--Jenny

http://www.phlaunt.com/diabetes  Diabetes Info

http://www.alt-support-diabetes.org/newlydiagnosed.htm Get Your Blood
Sugar Under Control

I had a hunch TR's fanatical bullshit had to come my way some day.
Looks like the day has arrived.

Again a.shole, it is an article.  Like many articles, it has good and
bad.  Like all all meds, it has it's dangers.  Every drug or
supplement has its good side and dangerous side effects.  Inhaled
insulin is no different.  Believe it, or don't believe it.  But, don't
you stand there and tell me what the f.ck I can post.  f.ck off
a.shole.

f.ck off.