Tegan Taylor
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14,308 appearances
402 recordings
12 series
first heard Mar 2020
last heard yesterday
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Yeah, it was interesting to me.
Um, some of the research that we looked at sort of talked about dietary diversity.
And we've talked about it a lot, this idea of, you know, mixing things up, it's good for your microbiome.
But what stood out to me was that the emphasis really was on the diversity of vegetables or fruits and vegetables that you were eating, and less on the diversity of, say, the protein sources or even the grains you were eating, that it was this vegetable diversity that was most protective.
Protective.
Eat the rainbow.
Well thank you so much, Laurent, for the question.
If you have a question you want us to have a go at, our email address is thatrash at abc.net.au.
Norman, we are still getting responses to our episode on noses and sleep, but every single one of them is so fascinating.
So Alex says, um, we had the episode where we said it was rare for smells to wake us up.
Well, Alex says, I stupidly left an old car battery on a charger last night in our downstairs workshop, which started to off-gas.
My younger daughter woke me at 6 a.m.
asking what.
what the smell was, my wife and both teenage daughters all reported that they'd had dreams involving sulphur, rotten eggs and a gas fire.
It's actually a bit scary, Alex.
I'm glad you were well enough to uh write that email and I hope that you've opened some windows in your house.
Stephen says for sleep, I've recently discovered earworm songs as very effective in stopping the relentless thoughts that keep me awake.
They don't have to be annoying, just whatever pops into my head when I need it.
Conversely, said Stephen.
Oh my gosh, Norman, you're gonna love this.
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