HI, thanks for using healthcare magic Stem cell implantation is an experimental procedure at the moment. It is not used wide spread in the treatment of diabetes at the moment. This unfortunately means that it is not likely an option at this time but you would have to speak to your local doctor to find out if there are any centers in your area that are currently experimenting. You may be able to better manage if your regimen in altered to suit your lifestyle. A basal insulin can be used once daily eg lantus, peglispro, detimir Short acting insulin can then be given with your meals. The amount of short acting insulin would depend on the amount of carbohydrates with your meal. If it contains no carbs- no insulin, if it has a high amount would need to enough insulin to cover the meal. This would allow some flexibility with dose and time. You would need to visit a nutritionist to learn to count the carbs. I hope this helps