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Taylor’s Video series

 

1. Ask Dr. Taylor - Brain Bytes™ - These four-minute videos present a variety of brain-related topics, many triggered by questions from viewers. A new episode is released every other Saturday morning on Taylor’s YouTube channel. Access Taylor’s YouTube channel from the website homepage, at Ask Dr. Taylor - Brain Bytes™, or through Spotify   https://open.spotify.com/show/3uYHO9ryZiBXDNMnUFgu3e

2. EQ Magic - Ask Dr. Taylor™ - These four-minute videos present ways in which raising Emotional intelligence or EQ can help you better manage a variety of situations in life. A new episode is released every other Saturday morning on Taylor’s YouTube channel, alternating with Ask Dr. Taylor - Brain Bytes™. Access Taylor’s YouTube channel from on her website homepage www.ArleneTaylor.org or at EQ Magic - Ask Dr. Taylor™.

3. Brain Secrets - Ask Dr. Taylor™ - This series presents answers to questions asked by “people on the street.” Aja Hudson and Grant Gilmore, part of the Brain Secrets Team, bring the questions back to the studio where Dr. Taylor answers them. A new episode is uploaded to Taylor’s YouTube channel every other month. Access Taylor’s YouTube channel from her website www.ArleneTaylor.org or at https://www.youtube.com/@braingurutaylor/.

4. Ask Dr. Taylor in the DMs™ - “We heard you!” Individuals around the world wrote in to ask if they could ask questions, too, as there’s no way Aja and Grant can get everywhere in person. In response, Taylor and her team had fun developing a new video series titled Ask Dr. Taylor in the DMs™.  A new episode is uploaded to Taylor’s YouTube channel every other month alternating with Brain Secrets - Ask Dr. Taylor™.

 
Watch for a new video series on its way…
 
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Taylor’s Q&As

Q. Is it true that people who retire early experience a drop in their mental ability? Answer...

Q. I have a couple of  “friends” who always seem in a rush. If we’re on the phone they are always in a hurry or must take another call or say, “I’ll phone you right back,” and then rarely do.  I even found out they were actually in my part of town and didn’t bother to connect. Why do they act like that? Answer...

Q. Okay, I have a question. Many of my friends are losing weight on a Keto Diet and it is working. Why isn’t everyone on a Keto Diet? Answer...

Q. This is my second marriage and just found out that my husband has been cheating on me with a single friend of mine. I am devastated. Why do people cheat? Answer...

Q. Since diabetes runs in our family, our family physician recommended I stop drinking any sodas including diet sodas. I don’t understand what the problem is with diet sodas; after all they do not contain sugar. Answer...

Q. If sugar is not good for the brain, why are people given a glass of orange juice when they have low blood sugar? Answer...

Q. Recently I was diagnosed with insulin-dependent diabetes. The nutritionist suggested I use a non-dairy milk. Why would that be? Answer...

Q. Whenever my sister has a low-glycemic episode (she has a pre-diabetic condition), we always give her a glass of orange juice. So, why isn’t that good for everyone? Answer...

Q. What do humans need insulin for anyway? Answer...

More Q&As with Dr. Taylor...

Taylor’s Vegan Tom Kha Thai Soup

For those who asked for a vegan version of Tom Kha Thai soup, here is the one Dr. Taylor enjoys. It is a little heartier than the traditional recipe.

Link to Tom Kha Thai Soup

More recipes from Taylor...

 

Taylor’s Blog

Follow Taylor’s weekday blog (which is released every weekday at 9:00 a.m. Pacific Time), and stimulate your brain while learning more brain bits. Spend three minutes a day learning something about brain health and then choose to implement helpful strategies. Access Taylor’s blog:

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