Tara Duke's guest appearances

Tara Duke

Table in Latin

The Resetter Podcast with Dr. Mindy Pelz

Let’s Talk Organ & Tissue Donation

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For full show notes, resources mentioned, and transcripts, go to: www.drmindypelz.com/ep114/   To enroll in Dr. Mindy's Fasting membership, go to: resetacademy.drmindypelz.com   This episode is about the damaging effects of EMF exposure and using Somavedic to improve overall health.  Thanks to high-tech's lightning-fast innovation efforts, Wi-Fi, smartphones, and wearables are making our lives easier and more comfortable than ever before. But there is a price for this comfort - the long-term harm all these wireless devices are having on our bodies. This is why they have developed Somavedic – to mitigate these negative effects.  Their mission is to bring Somavedic into as many households, offices, and health &amp; wellness clinics as possible. In a nutshell, they want to create a healthier home &amp; work environment for everybody. They want to create spaces where people can feel better, have more energy, more focus, and where their relationships thrive.  Please see our medical disclaimer.

For full show notes, resources mentioned, and transcripts, go to: <a href="http://www.drmindypelz.com/ep114/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.drmindypelz.com/ep114/</a> To enroll in Dr. Mindy's Fasting membership, go to: <a href="http://resetacademy.drmindypelz.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">resetacademy.drmindypelz.com</a> This episode is about the damaging effects of EMF exposure and using Somavedic to improve overall health.  Thanks to high-tech's lightning-fast innovation efforts, Wi-Fi, smartphones, and wearables are making our lives easier and more comfortable than ever before. But there is a price for this comfort - the long-term harm all these wireless devices are having on our bodies. This is why they have developed Somavedic – to mitigate these negative effects.  Their mission is to bring Somavedic into as many households, offices, and health &amp; wellness clinics as possible. In a nutshell, they want to create a healthier home &amp; work environment for everybody. They want to create spaces where people can feel better, have more energy, more focus, and where their relationships thrive. Please see our <a href="https://drmindypelz.com/medical-disclaimer/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">medical disclaimer.</a>

How To Reduce EMF Exposure and Improve Your Health - With Tara Duke

Episode 8 – Tara Duke “With a new liver she would gain quality of life. It would take her away from the risk of having a metabolic crisis and something catastrophic happening down the track. We wanted to give her the best possible chance of thriving and living her fullest life. From our side, all of it pointed in the direction of an organ transplant.”   These are the words of Tara Duke, mum of baby Maia, who underwent a liver transplant at the age of just 20 months. In the eighth episode of Let’s Talk Organ and Tissue Donation, podcast host Michael Billings speaks to Tara about little Maia, who was diagnosed with a very rare metabolic disorder called propionic acidemia – a hereditary disease caused by a missing enzyme needed to convert protein into energy, also required for growth and development. Maia’s adoring parents Tara and Richard embarked on a complex medical journey to get Maia well. It was the gift from an unknown donor and their family that helped give Maia a new and robust life. “Knowing that Maia was 20 months when she had her transplant, and knowing she had a paediatric donor – somebody in that situation, at the most traumatic time in their life, has made a decision that helped save our daughter’s life,” says Tara. “You can’t clearly put into words, how to say thank you.”  More Australians are alive today because of organ and tissue donation. To register to be an organ and tissue donor, visit donatelife.gov.au. It only takes a minute.Subscribe on LiSTNR: https://play.listnr.com/station/hit-bendigoSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 8 – Tara Duke “With a new liver she would gain quality of life. It would take her away from the risk of having a metabolic crisis and something catastrophic happening down the track. We wanted to give her the best possible chance of thriving and living her fullest life. From our side, all of it pointed in the direction of an organ transplant.”   These are the words of Tara Duke, mum of baby Maia, who underwent a liver transplant at the age of just 20 months. In the eighth episode of Let’s Talk Organ and Tissue Donation, podcast host Michael Billings speaks to Tara about little Maia, who was diagnosed with a very rare metabolic disorder called propionic acidemia – a hereditary disease caused by a missing enzyme needed to convert protein into energy, also required for growth and development. Maia’s adoring parents Tara and Richard embarked on a complex medical journey to get Maia well. It was the gift from an unknown donor and their family that helped give Maia a new and robust life. “Knowing that Maia was 20 months when she had her transplant, and knowing she had a paediatric donor – somebody in that situation, at the most traumatic time in their life, has made a decision that helped save our daughter’s life,” says Tara. “You can’t clearly put into words, how to say thank you.”  More Australians are alive today because of organ and tissue donation. To register to be an organ and tissue donor, visit <a href="http://donatelife.gov.au" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">donatelife.gov.au</a>. It only takes a minute.<a href="https://play.listnr.com/station/hit-bendigo" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Subscribe on LiSTNR: https://play.listnr.com/station/hit-bendigo</a>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Episode 8 - Tara Duke

On this episode, we discuss artificial intelligence with Mensa member Tara Duke. Tara is the Transformation Program Director at Dell EMC. She holds a dual masters from Questrom School of Business, Boston University.   -- American Mensa: us.mensa.org -- Table in Latin is hosted/produced by Ben Clark and Joel Michalak. Ben is a writer, actor, stand-up comic and martial artist. Joel is a writer, filmmaker, producer, singer, songwriter, musician, actor, photographer, and occasional painter/multi-media artist. They are both based in Los Angeles. This podcast is not affiliated with Mensa, but everyone talking on it is.  This podcast is not endorsed by Mensa, and the views stated on it are those of the podcast authors and guest alone, and do not represent the positions of Mensa or any of its other members.

On this episode, we discuss artificial intelligence with Mensa member Tara Duke. Tara is the Transformation Program Director at Dell EMC. She holds a dual masters from Questrom School of Business, Boston University.   -- American Mensa: <a href="http://us.mensa.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">us.mensa.org</a> -- Table in Latin is hosted/produced by Ben Clark and Joel Michalak. Ben is a writer, actor, stand-up comic and martial artist. Joel is a writer, filmmaker, producer, singer, songwriter, musician, actor, photographer, and occasional painter/multi-media artist. They are both based in Los Angeles. This podcast is not affiliated with Mensa, but everyone talking on it is.  This podcast is not endorsed by Mensa, and the views stated on it are those of the podcast authors and guest alone, and do not represent the positions of Mensa or any of its other members.