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10 July 2023, Otago researchers make blooming great blood sugar discovery, News and events, Communications Office - Vimarsana News

10 July 2023, Otago researchers make blooming great blood sugar discovery, News and events, Communications Office

An extract from dahlia flower petals has been found to stabilise blood sugar levels of diabetes patients in University of Otago-led clinical trials.

Can Dahlia Flower Extracts Help In Regulating Blood Sugar Levels? - Vimarsana News

Can Dahlia Flower Extracts Help In Regulating Blood Sugar Levels?

The groundbreaking work is done by the Professor Tups and his team to identify two anti inflammatory molecules that begin to operate in the brain and significantly enhance the body’s ability to process blood sugar. TheHealthSite.com

Wheat Gluten Spurs Brain Inflammation - Neuroscience News - Vimarsana News

Wheat Gluten Spurs Brain Inflammation - Neuroscience News

Researchers found that wheat gluten induces brain inflammation in mice, a finding that could have implications for human health.

10 July 2023, Otago researchers make blooming great blood sugar discovery, News, University of Otago, New Zealand - Vimarsana News

10 July 2023, Otago researchers make blooming great blood sugar discovery, News, University of Otago, New Zealand

An extract from dahlia flower petals has been found to stabilise blood sugar levels of diabetes patients in University of Otago-led clinical trials.

Otago researchers make blooming great blood sugar discovery - Vimarsana News

Otago researchers make blooming great blood sugar discovery

An extract from dahlia flower petals has been found to stabilise blood sugar levels of diabetes patients in University of Otago-led clinical trials