Diabetes affects 422 million people worldwide, according to WHO estimates and is directly responsible for at least 1.6 million deaths each year. The healthcare industry has seen a sudden increase in diabetic patients worldwide over the last three decades. Diabetes patients are increasing the strain on global healthcare facilities, which is expected to cost at least USD 490 billion by 2030. Diabetes is a chronic disease that must be properly managed by constantly monitoring blood sugar levels and lifestyle choices. Diabetic patients must live their lives with greater scrutiny than non-diabetic patients.