Sports drinks are sometimes best when swished, not swallowed
Do sports drinks have what your body craves, or maybe just your mouth?
Do sports drinks have what your body craves, or maybe just your mouth?
I recently discovered that my first grader has learned two things about caffeine: it’s part of coffee, and it’s yet another wonderful gift humans have received thanks to plants trying to kill bugs.
If you’re an ambush hunter, looking like your surroundings will only get you so far.
A nice thing about chemistry is that it’s source agnostic.
Nobody likes to eat yucky-looking food.
If you were to explore the ocean’s depths, down where light cannot reach, you’d find a variety of unusual, amazing creatures.
While humanity continues our search for possible life on other planets, it’s important to note that we’re still figuring out the origins of life here on Earth.
Your leaf-blower may have an ergonomic design, cordless motor and 200 MPH air-speeds, but all it’s really able to do is shove your leaves around.
Swiss cheese is one of the precious few items on my kindergartner’s list of preferred foods that does not qualify as either a dessert or a pastry.
Kids’ medicine often comes in “delicious” flavors that are supposed to taste like grape or cherry, but the best additive may turn out to be maple syrup.