Gluten Attack: Is Gluten Waging War on Our Health? And If So What Can We Do About It? David Sanders Vermilion, 2016, PB, 208pp, £12.99, 978-1785040160
Ever since Novak Djokovic announced that he was going ‘gluten free’, there has been controversy surrounding the role of gluten in health and wellbeing. Is it a panacea for the worried well or are we unfairly branding a cohort of patients ‘neurotic’ because of deficiencies in our own understanding?
It is well known that sufferers of coeliac disease should avoid gluten …
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