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(Natural News) An Australian scientist has made quite the unusual discovery related to diabetes. Professor Frank Grutzner, Ph.D., recently found that the venom released by the platypus, of all creatures, contains a unique type of hormone that can actually help the human pancreas to naturally produce more insulin. Prof. Grutzner says he’s spent many years... |
How did they discover that? Researcher says platypus venom can help the pancreas produce insulin
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