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Why does blood taste like metal and why are we not magnetic?

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Sometimes we get questions from listeners that are so intertwined that we just have to include them both in one episode, and today is one of those days! Cardiologist Dr. Courtney Jordan Baechler helps us figure out the answer to two questions – why does blood taste like metal, and why are we not magnetic? And as a bonus, Dr. B.

© Lemonada Media Length 6 min 4 February 2025 ScienceEducationalFacts USA Episodic

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© Lemonada Media Length 6 min 4 February 2025 ScienceEducationalFacts USA Episodic

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Sometimes we get questions from listeners that are so intertwined that we just have to include them both in one episode, and today is one of those days! Cardiologist Dr. Courtney Jordan Baechler helps us figure out the answer to two questions – why does blood taste like metal, and why are we not magnetic? And as a bonus, Dr. B. includes a super fun experiment that you can do at home.

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