According to the International Diabetes Federation, it was responsible for about 4.2 million deaths in 20191 and is predicted to be the seventh leading cause of death by 2030 (WHO).2 Also, there is evidence suggesting a relationship between this disease and the causes of cardiovascular diseases, blindness, kidney failure, stroke, and limb amputation.3 In particular, type 2 DM is a noninsulin-dependent disorder, stemmed from the ineffective use of insulin in the body and accounting for 90–95% of total diabetes cases.4 Here, INS is linked to diabetes mellitus.