Has anyone had any luck healing diabetes foot?

You really should get this checked by a doctor. Swelling in the feet and ankles can come from harmless things but also from serious issues, especially with diabetes. That combination raises infection risk and poor healing. Neuropathy plus circulation problems plus swelling can lead to ulcers that won't heal, sometimes resulting in long hospital stays or worse. This needs medical attention rather than just peptides. ARA 290 showed some positive trial results for neuropathy but development was dropped, so the papers are worth reviewing first.

Basic care access makes a difference compared to places without it. The glucose numbers all staying below 113 don't line up with diabetes, so an A1C or tolerance test would clarify things. Without the original readings it's hard to know what was seen at diagnosis. If the measurements happened while using the new compound that could explain the lower values. Swelling in both feet and ankles, especially if it improves after lying down, needs prompt medical review.

ARA looks stronger than most other non-GLP options based on available human data with images.

Between visits I arrange my own bloodwork through available services or donation programs that include many tests at no cost. Prediabetes resolved after starting a GLP compound and the associated weight loss, with the highest A1C at 6.1 right before that. From the details shared, the current dose of the newer compound averages low, and reaching at least a standard starting level sooner would be reasonable for metabolic effects. Sticking to one story with the regular doctor avoids mentioning the actual compound used.

I would still consider raising the dose unless side effects or excessive loss occur. Heart rate and pressure should be watched. Some see early results at one milligram weekly, but glucose and lab improvements generally need at least the common starting amount. Both weight loss and lab shifts increase with dose up to a point, after which gains level off.

The chart differs from what I see. At six foot two and currently two hundred fifteen pounds after earlier keto loss plus fifteen more on the compound, progress matches the plan. The compound increased hunger, so a few carbs were added to fix that without rushing. Keeping muscle while heading toward target weight is the priority.

Swelling that comes and goes or improves overnight still warrants a second look, especially with any pitting, one-sided pattern, pain, or skin warmth or color change. General notes on foot swelling include watching for those signs and seeking care promptly.

The more detailed replies have been very helpful.

Agreed, and it is surprising how much concern shows up in the comments. It feels reassuring.

Diet and exercise alone do not fix advanced nerve damage from diabetes. High-dose alpha lipoic acid or similar may offer support. Other thoughts include B vitamins, TB500, BPC-157, GHK-Cu for vessels nerves and skin, the compound already in use, and steady low-impact cycling to boost leg circulation without strain. Whey isolate and certain drink mixes have helped with nitric oxide effects and recovery in my experience.