In one case of diabetes, normal glucose contents and volumes of the urine and high diabetic values alternate with each other. This periodicity may be of short duration (a couple of days), but long-lasting normal state can also occur. This state of aperiodicity may last almost a month. In such "smoothening" of hormone-regulation, some modulator substances may play a role.
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