Hanna Gibson Meghan Williams. * Type 1 Diabetes: Is a form of diabetes where the body does not produce enough insulin to support the body and maintain.

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Hanna Gibson Meghan Williams

* Type 1 Diabetes: Is a form of diabetes where the body does not produce enough insulin to support the body and maintain homeostasis.

Insulin shakes are a way that diabetics that have type 1 diabetes can get insulin into their bodies without having to give so many injections to themselves.

* Since insulin is a liquid solution it could be easily added to already existing products like protein shakes that most people drink on a regular occasion anyways. We would create a shake that could implement breakfast meals for type 1 diabetics and they could also get their insulin needed for their body.

* The perks of drinking a shake instead of injecting themselves is firstly no more needles which everybody likes. Also the shakes will be infused with nutrients that are needed by diabetics like protein and other things to help their bodies maintain homeostasis.