Your Skin Is Trying to Tell You Something. Most Treatments Ignore the Message.

Walk into any pharmacy with cracked diabetic heels. You'll leave with heel balm.

Walk in with a recurring rash. You'll leave with hydrocortisone.

Walk in with slow-healing skin. You'll leave with antibiotic ointment.

The problem? None of those products were designed for diabetic skin biology.

Your skin doesn't work the same way it did before your diagnosis. Blood sugar changes everything:

• Your sweat glands produce less moisture (autonomic neuropathy)

• Your circulation delivers fewer nutrients to skin tissue

• Your healing runs at 40-60% of normal speed

• Your skin chemistry creates environments that fungi and bacteria love

When a "normal" person gets cracked heels, moisturizer fixes it. When YOU get cracked heels, you might have:

• Diabetic heel fissures (needs wound support, not just moisturizing)

• Moccasin-type fungal infection (needs antifungal, not moisturizing)

• Peripheral neuropathy damage (needs circulation support)

• Standard dry skin that happens to be on diabetic feet

Four different conditions. Four different solutions. One symptom.

The pharmacy gives you one product because they see one symptom. They don't see the pattern.

The Numbers Tell a Frustrating Story

When we analyzed 847,392 GlycoDerm assessments, we found:

41% of diabetics were treating the wrong condition entirely.

Not a slightly wrong approach. The WRONG condition.

• People treating dry skin when they had fungal infections

• People treating fungal infections when they had circulatory changes

• People treating surface symptoms when they had nerve-related conditions

"I Wasted 2 Years Treating Something I Didn't Have"

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"I was treating fungus. I had fissures."

"For two years I used antifungal cream on my cracked heels. The GlycoDerm assessment took 60 seconds and told me I had diabetic heel fissures — a wound-healing issue, not fungal. The protocol it recommended healed my heels in 3 weeks. Two years of antifungal cream. Three weeks with the right approach."

— Robert M., Type 2 Diabetic, Phoenix AZ

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"Finally understood why nothing worked"

"The assessment identified 'diabetic pruritus' — nerve-based itch. That's why Benadryl and hydrocortisone never helped. They work on histamine itch. Mine was nerve-signal itch. Different mechanism, different solution. I wish I'd known this 18 months ago."

— Sandra K., Type 2 Diabetic, Atlanta GA

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"My podiatrist was impressed"

"I showed my podiatrist my GlycoDerm results before my appointment. She said the assessment identified exactly what she would have diagnosed — diabetic xerosis with secondary fissuring. She said more patients should come in knowing their pattern."

— Michael T., Type 1 Diabetic, Chicago IL

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"Stopped the recurring infections"

"I kept getting boils. Assessment said 'recurring skin infections' pattern and explained WHY — my skin environment kept inviting bacteria back. The protocol changed the environment, not just killed the current infection. 6 months without a boil now."

— Patricia L., Type 2 Diabetic, Houston TX

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"The 60 seconds that changed 3 years"

"Three years of cracked fingertips. Every winter was torture. The assessment identified diabetic fissures and matched me to a wound-healing protocol, not hand cream. My fingers healed in 2 weeks. Three years of suffering. 60-second assessment. 2-week solution."

— James R., Type 2 Diabetic, Denver CO