Type I or "Juvenile" Diabetes affects millions of children and young adults worldwide.  It causes severe complications such as heart and liver disease and nerve damage.  It is the number one cause of blindness, the sixth leading cause of death in the world, and it significantly shortens the life expectancies of all afflicted.  But, now there is real hope!

Through the groundbreaking research of Harvard's Dr. Denise Faustman and her team at Massachusetts General Hospital, a cure is now in sight!  Dr. Faustman has a 100% success rate in reversing diabetes in laboratory mice, and she is ready to begin clinical trials on humans.  Dr. Faustman has been featured in the New York Times, and was rated the number one woman scientist of the year in Oprah's O Magazine.  Despite all the praise, she has been unable to obtain funding from traditional sources such as pharmaceutical companies or the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation (probably because she's going to put them out of business).  That's why she needs our help!

Lee Iacocca, who lost his wife to diabetic complications at age 57, established The Iacocca Foundation 20 years ago to help find a cure.  He is so confident in Dr. Faustman's research that he has pledged all the foundation's resources plus a million dollars of his own money to get the ball rolling.  is also donating a portion of its profits to the cause.

To learn more about Type I diabetes, Dr. Faustman's research, or to make your tax-deductible donation, please visit: www.JoinLeeNow.org