Fren, the first thing I would do is adopt a ketogenic diet. You don't need particularly large amounts of insulin to eat a ketogenic diet. Double check your insulin level. The hope here is that an insulin test that can be used to double check you are making sufficient insulin. HOMA-IR is the test. If you just have sky high insulin resistance, intermittent fasting 13-15 hours per day on keto will bring your insulin resistance down to levels where your existing insulin production could potentially keep your blood glucose in check. Also double check your blood pressure. If you are running high, this is a sign of systemic nitric oxide impairment. Nitric oxide is the body's primary signaling molecule, and improving nitric oxide can definitely bring down insulin resistance. PM me if you want additional details! And, no, beet juice or Arginine / Citrulline supplements are not the way. I have a relative right now who was about to lose his leg to diabetic PAD, and he is now slowly recovering based on my suggestions.