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from howstepworks.com. Hey, this is Alison Maderman, the science center at howstepworks.com.

And this is Robert Lam, science writer at howstepworks.com.

Alison, you know of the old saying, spoonful of sugar makes the medicine go down. I do. I do.

Was that Mary Poppins? I think so. Yeah. Mary Poppins said that famously. The whole idea is because

the medicine is so horrible. Just taste so yucky that you've got to have a massive amount of sugar

to get a child to take it. The child will choose death over the yucky taste. So you've got to have

an appropriate amount of sweetness to cancel it out. Very well, you know you can get the drugs

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