Scientists have developed insulin pills

In the past, researchers have tried to make insulin tablets, but the biggest obstacle to oral insulin is the neutral particles of stomach acid, which prevent them from getting into the gut.

Dr M says technology has been developed to coat insulin with C vesicles, creating a barrier between insulin and stomach acid so that it cannot be absorbed. Once C reaches the intestinal tract, it can be absorbed by the body. After the vesicles enter the blood through the intestinal tract, the cells will decompose the lipid vesicles containing insulin to release insulin.

Now researchers have done animal experiments on vesicles.