Tegan Taylor

A lot of people who are against a ban here are using what they describe as the evidence from Australia to say, look, this doesn't work, loads of the kids are getting around it, so what's the point?

I'm like a swan.

I'm serene on the top and paddling furiously underneath.

Tap like tap dancing.

If you can't see Norman right now, he's thrumming his forehead with his finger.

It's the show where we answer the health questions everyone is asking.

So today's question comes from David.

David says, just stumbled across tapping.

It's a therapy to reduce stress, apparently researched with fact-based evidence by a pioneer at Bond University.

David says, I'm very sceptical about these types of treatments.

Any thought on their clinical effectiveness or is it placebo?

So Norman, you and me have obviously researched tapping.

Thanks to David's question.

But before we tackle it, had you heard of tapping as like a therapy before?

Norman is beating his chest like a gorilla right now.

Oh, okay.

So on that note, I'm thinking of... Have you watched Ted Lasso?

So Hannah Waddington's character, Rebecca, says when she's trying to get herself psyched up for something, she makes herself really big and she snarls.

So she's like...

And she lifts her arms up really high and she's like... Like a lion's roar.