I understand the work involved, but I know I cannot sustainably afford this supplement, regardless of whether or not it works. Every single supplement now available for every health issue pretty much costs the same. You should work on making it actually affordable for real people. I would like to try other supplements as well, IF this one really works as promised. I cannot exercise, or eat specific foods. My diabetes was brought on by a spinal cord injury, caused by a doctor, along with Gastroparesis. Literally... I walked into the operating room with neither ailment, yet afterward, I was diagnosed with both. I also had WHO Grade Type III Papillary Meningioma(the most serious)brain cancer, which has also affected my physical health. I am not a complainer, but I do suffer with intractable pain daily. I've tried Nutrition1MD-with no benefit at all. As a matter of fact, after a year, my numbers were in the 500 range. I am also familiar with holistic care, and understand the relevance of the ingredients in your supplement. There are different ingredients than the last supplement I took. We have finally crawled out of the ruins my illness and injury caused. I lost my nearly 20 year business(which I started at age 18)when the doctor, who admitted his negligence, paralyzed me, and then the brain cancer. We also lost our home of 20 years as well. So when I say I will be unable to consistently afford your supplement, IF it even works, I'm not stating this lightly. I am unable to effectively exercise, but still lost over 200 pounds since first gaining that weight once becoming bed bound. It took 14 years, but despite the insistence of several specialists that id never leave a wheelchair, I taught myself how to walk again. I'm unsteady and fall a lot, but I'm no longer in a wheelchair. And I've a recent diagnosis of severe Vertigo, so i fall simply while standing. The radiation treatments to my head also destroyed my once perfect teeth, so I can no longer eat many(if any) of the beneficial foods necessary to facilitate a diabetes friendly diet, without a full mouth restoration involving implants, as I'm a poor candidate for dentures. My current rapid weight loss has been unintentional, and has seemingly eaten my muscle mass, although I make every attempt to eat good, healthy food, and my joints cause me such severe pain-toes, fingers, wrists, ankles, knees, shoulders, etc. But as of yet, I suffer no neuropathy-so that's great. If anyone within your circle of care advocates has any ideas, I welcome suggestions. A former athlete, inadvertently strong for a woman, with a non stop work ethic...it's a devastating controversy feeling and looking as I do each day. But I'm infalliibly cheerful and optimistic, with a harsh sense of reality and a sharp tongue. Nothing worth fighting for comes easily, I'm just looking to reverse the damage done to my internal harmony and my strength. I will be pleasantly surprised to receive a response from you, but wish you all the best, and good health.