Gluten gives us that beautiful fluffy bread that we love, but it may also be giving us something much less wanted.
Scientists at Otago University have discovered that gluten can cause brain inflammation in mice and the findings, of what is believed to be a world first study, could have serious implications for humans
Research led and professor at the Centre for Neuroendocrinology, Alexander Tups, joined us last month to talk about the effect of dahlia flower extract on blood sugar
He's with us again to discuss this latest research.
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