Science Explains The Bizarre Medical Condition That Makes You Constantly Drunk
The world abounds with medical mysteries, one of the more intriguing of which is a disorder which makes you feel drunk without a drop of alcohol.
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Goodbye Ozempic, The FDA Approved A New GLP-1 Pill For Weight Loss
Oral GLP-1 drugs have been around for a few years, but formulations specifically for weight loss are new, and a new pill is about to hit the market.
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The Science Behind Turning Human Poop Into Usable Cooking Gas
Wood, coal, or natural gas are the usual culprits in terms of cooking fuel, but some clever chemistry makes poop into a surprisingly sustainable alternative.
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You Can Absorb More Calcium From These Vegetables Than Milk (But It's Complicated)
Calcium is one of the most important nutrients you can put in your body, but there may be better ways to get in your diet other than drinking milk.
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The Most Eye-Opening Earth Facts Scientists Have Figured Out In 2026 So Far
Given that we live here, there's a lot we know about Earth, but there is still tons of knowledge to uncover, some of which was discovered this year.
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The Ozempic 'Rebound Effect' Can Be Explained By Science
GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic are all the rage for their weight-loss effects, but the tendency to regain lost weight after stopping treatment is real.
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The Game-Changing Spray That Could Finally Beat Bed Bugs
You may not know it, but bed bugs are on the winning side of a 20-year counteroffensive, but we might finally have a tool to beat them for good.
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Long-Term Side Effects Of Ozempic That Aren't Widely Discussed
GLP-1 drugs have exploded in popularity recently, but lost among the hype around these weight-loss drugs is discussion about long-term side effects.
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The Baby Boomer Buying Habit That's Actually Backed By Science
Priorities have changed over the years, but the environmental issues of the 1970s pushed baby boomers toward developing this green and healthy buying habit.
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Scientists Simulated The End Of The World And The Results Are Eye-Opening
When you take the long view of things, you know that life on Earth can't persist forever, but a new model revises our timeline for the worse.
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The Shady 1950s Experiment That Tried To Harness The Power Of Mind Control
The Cold War played host to an abundance of strange and twisted experiments, including this controversial attempt to use drugs to weaponize mind control.
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The Fruit That's More Hydrating Than Watermelon
Watermelon is a popular summer-time snack thanks to its high water content, but there's another overlooked fruit that actually has watermelon beat.
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Unbanned: These Peptides Could Be Greenlit By The FDA Soon
Synthetic peptides are a hot medical trend, but how safe are they? Proper trials are still scarce, yet there are many arguments to greenlight them regardless.
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The Real Difference Between Topsoil And Potting Soil, According To Science
When it comes to gardening, the term 'soil' gets tossed around liberally, but there's actually a big difference between topsoil and potting soil.
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Why Retatrutide Could Be The Next Game-Changing Peptide
GLP-1s like Ozempic may be all the rage right now, but Retatrutide, may soon rise to prominence by combining the best aspects of many similar peptides.
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Taking These Two Supplements Together Is Scientifically Proven To Help Sleep
Getting a good night's sleep is one of the most important things you can do for yourself, but if you're having trouble, these supplements can help.
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A Bottle Of This Hydrating Beverage Has More Potassium Than A Banana
The nutritional appeal of bananas lies in the massive amounts of potassium they pack between their peels, but this common drink has even more.
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Don't Toss Your Leftover Coffee Grounds - Science Has A Better Idea
Coffee is a pretty regular part of many a morning ritual, but you might want to hold onto those leftover grounds. Your yard might thank you for it.
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The Bizarre Object Scientists Say Your Stomach Acid Can Dissolve
Stomach acid is a surprisingly strong substance, even able to dissolve some shocking objects. But that doesn't mean swallowing just anything is safe.
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The Surprising Thing Science Reveals About Cooking Potatoes
There's little that compares to the texture of a perfectly cooked potato, and it's no surprise to learn that there's a bit of science behind it.
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The 'Melatonin Hangover' Phenomenon Is Easily Explained By Science
Melatonin is one of the most common over-the-counter sleep aids available, but it could be giving you a 'hangover' and science may explain why.
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'No Artificial Colors' Doesn't Mean What You Think It Does
Claims about artificial colors are everywhere in food products, but national policies have actually changed exactly what that distinction actually means.
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The Shady '50s Government Experiment That Changed The US Forever
Although we count on the government for numerous services, it hasn't always behaved as a reliable partner, especially when you look back to the '50s.
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The Truth About The '5-Second Rule' Is Easily Explained By Science
Have you ever dropped food on the floor only to invoke the '5-second rule' before finishing up your snack? Well, science has some thoughts on that.
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The Cranberry Juice 'Myth' That Has Science Divided
The urinary tract–cleansing properties of cranberries are widely touted, but you may be surprised to know that the science on this topic is divided.
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The Scientific Reasons Coke Tastes Better At McDonald's
I've you've ever had a soft drink at a McDonald's, you've likely noticed that Coca-Cola seems to taste better beneath its iconic golden arches.
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The Reason Our Skin Itches Is Grosser Than You Think
Even though having an itch is innocuous, the underlying reason you have the itch in the first place could be more disgusting than you imagined.
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