“How useless is a chocolate teapot?” ask The Naked Scientists, who then answer the question to their own — and perhaps also to your — satisfaction, documenting it with photos and a video. (Thanks to investigator David Kessler for bringing this to our attention.)
Tag: chocolate
Sic Transit Peanut
Scientists have long engaged in a race to catch up with evil-doers who would slip forbidden substances to unsuspecting creatures. This study documents on little chapter in the history of that struggle: “Detection and Determination of Theobromine and Caffeine in Urine After Administration of Chocolate-Coated Peanuts to Horses,” T.M. Dyke and R.A. Sams, Journal of […]
Chocolates and intentions (continued)
Investigator Poul Robinson writes: Until today I gave gifts of chocolate unthinkingly — but no more! Dean Radin’s study [“Effects of Intentionally Enhanced Chocolate on Mood“], the highlight of this month’s mini-AIR, has got me thinking. I did some searching (google, not soul) and found that Dr. Radin says he is quite serious about his […]