C-Peptide-Insulin Formulation and Method for Use of Same

Abstract

A pharmaceutical composition co-formulating insulin and C-peptide for simultaneous delivery to restore physiological coordination is described. The invention is based on the discovery, validated by advanced artificial intelligence (AI) modeling, that C-peptide acts on at least three distinct receptors (the Insulin Receptor, GPR146, and RXFP1) to potentiate insulin signaling, terminate pro-metabolic signals that lead to hypercortisolemia and dyslipidemia, and activate anti-fibrotic pathways. This approach is supported by a model of an integrated hormonal network where the relaxin, C-peptide, and cortisol systems are interwoven through central neuroendocrine modulation, direct molecular crosstalk, and metabolic convergence. These coordinated mechanisms provide comprehensive diabetes management beyond glucose control. The co-formulation is approximately 7-fold more mass-efficient than insulin monotherapy. Furthermore, the invention provides a dual-mechanism neuroprotective therapy for Alzheimer's disease by inhibiting amyloid-beta production in neurons and promoting its clearance by microglia via a novel neuro-immune pathway.

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