Camel milk - more than just a substitute for traditional dairy

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While camel milk has been a staple item for thousands of years in many cultures, in Australia it's a much less common drink. But consumption is on the rise with research showing it may even benefit people with diabetes. A new Melbourne study suggests a glass of camel milk a day might help maintain healthy blood-sugar levels.

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