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Getting starched for health

Resistant starch is making waves among consumers, who are sold on its ability to regulate blood sugar, support metabolism and digestion, reduce inflammation and curb the risk of certain diseases. But how valid are these promises? Abi Millar speaks to dietitian Clare Thornton-Wood to find out whether there is any merit to the claims of resistant starch.

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