• Se 6 Ep 19: Re-mineralizing gum
    Dec 12 2025

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    Hello, all you scientists! In today's episode we are discussing the science behind re-mineralizing gum. We will be talking about what it is and if it works. Of course, we will also talk about the process of natural re-mineralizing of your teeth that your body goes through pretty much every day, along with how enamel is produced in the first place. If you have any questions or comments about this, you can send me an e-mail at thesciencebt@gmail.com or you can text me using the link above. I hope you enjoy today's episode and have a great weekend, and I'll see you all on Monday!

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    18 mins
  • Se 6 Ep 18: What are Allergies?
    Dec 8 2025

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    Hello everyone, in today's episode of The Science Behind That podcast we're going to be talking about allergies. We're going to be talking about what they are and the immunology behind them and then we're also going to be discussing what makes anaphylactic shock so different than a standard allergic reaction. I hope you all had a nice weekend and I hope you guys have a great week and enjoy today's episode! If you ever have any questions or comments or suggestions for future episodes you can text me using the link above, or you can e-mail me at thesciencebt@gmail.com.

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    24 mins
  • Se 6 Ep 17: Does Weightlifting Reverse Osteoporosis
    Dec 5 2025

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    Hello Scientists! In today's episode we are discussing the science behind weightlifting and if it can help people with osteoporosis increase bone density and improve outcomes. I hope you enjoy today's episode and have a great weekend!

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    37 mins
  • Se 6 Ep 16: How are Expiration Dates Formulated
    Dec 1 2025

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    Hello all of you scientists! Today we are going to be discussing the science behind how expiration dates are formulated, what they mean, and what you can do to minimize your risk of food borne illness. I hope all of you had a great Thanksgiving and enjoy today’s episode. If you have any suggestions or comments, you can send me a text using the link here in the description, or you can email me at thesciencebt@gmail.com.

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    16 mins
  • Se 6 Ep 15: Tanning Beds
    Nov 24 2025

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    In today’s episode we are discussing the science behind tanning beds. We will talk about how melanin is produced in the body, how sunlight affects that, if tanning beds are bad for you, and the cool ways nature uses melanin. I hope you enjoy today’s episode, and I hope you all have a great Thanksgiving!

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    27 mins
  • Se 6 Ep 14: Tattoos
    Jun 23 2025

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    In today's episode we are talking about the health impacts of tattoos. We will discuss how the immunology of tattoos work, some historical context, possible effects on the immune system, and if there is any risk for cancer. I hope you enjoy today’s episode and if you have any questions or comments, shoot me a text or an email at thesciencebt@gmail.com

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    24 mins
  • Se 6 Ep 13: Autocracy
    Jun 13 2025

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    Hello everybody. In today's episode I will be discussing the science behind autocracy. We will be discussing what it is and what autocratic regimes are. We'll be talking about why they are an easier system of government and the issues that arise from them. We'll also be talking about why they attract the type of people they attract, why many people tend to like autocratic regimes, especially in democratic countries that slide into autocracy, and of course, we will be talking about how you can help defend yourself, your family and your country from sliding into autocracy. I hope you all enjoy today's episode and have a great weekend!

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    35 mins
  • Se 6 Ep 12: Oceanic Carbon Capture
    Jun 9 2025

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    In today's episode, we are discussing the science behind oceanic carbon sequestration. The process of carbon sequestration in the ocean is not a new thing and has been going on for millennia. However, the technology of inducing it, making it more efficient, and manual sequestration methods is very new. Today we'll be discussing the different types of technologies or methods that fall under this categorization, as well as their benefits and their cons. I hope all of you had a great weekend! And I hope you enjoy today's episode!

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    25 mins