Tegan Taylor

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2,688 appearances 36 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2018 last heard 31 Jul

Tegan Taylor’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Norman, it's mailbag time. voice-verified
I've got lots of questions. voice-verified
Send your questions to healthreport at abc.net.au. voice-verified
Should say voice-verified
All I'm hearing is excuses, but I believe in you. voice-verified
Philip says, uh question From the viewpoint of vegan osteoporosis sufferers, a friend has suggested that drinking oat milk where calcium is listed as one of the ingredients will just result in plaque in the arteries rather than calcium in the bones. voice-verified
Is there a material difference in the way the body absorbs calcium in cow's milk versus calcium as an ingredient in oat or other non dairy milk? voice-verified
And a question from Maria saying, are vaporisers or humidifiers actually useful for common colds, or is this a myth? voice-verified
And if they are useful, does it matter if you use one or the other? voice-verified
And this isn't so much a question as a comment from Marcus who says, Thank you for the segment on bipolar disorder that we did on the 15th of March. voice-verified
I wish that the other reporting was also nuanced in the way that Norman and Liz, Associate Professor Liz Scott from the Brain and Mind Institute, spoke. voice-verified
And Marcus says: something Liz said was very interesting as I think about my own childhood suffering and trauma and how memories that are formed are not narrative but live in other parts of the brain. voice-verified
And is asking Norman if you have any books or other things to read about this or where the research base is for this so that he can read more. voice-verified
And one last question from Christopher who says, uh, they've heard that a company called My RNA, M Y R N A, Myrna, is claiming to give weight loss advice based on DNA. voice-verified
Is there evidence that DNA can be used for personalized weight loss advice? voice-verified
It sounds spurious, but uh I think Christopher's intrigued. voice-verified
Well that's the mailbag for today. voice-verified
Uh like we said, healthreport at abc.net.au is the email address for me to throw questions without notice to Norman and watch him try to find an answer. voice-verified
See you then. voice-verified
You've been listening to an ABC podcast. voice-verified
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