Taste Buds
jd50ae
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Well, this is a new one on me. The taste buds in/on my tongue don't work anymore. Got a clue when half a bottle of lite salt on noodles produced nothing. Looked it up and there seems to be a few names for it, and all of the descriptions say they will return. It is just a very strange feeling and lack of sensation. Been trying all sorts of food to see how bad it is, and I found out, not bad enough to eat okra.
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But if you break Okra and then drop it in the deep fryer for a bit... it becomes delicious.
That is interesting. So are you going to avoid smoking any nice cigars until your taste returns? Seems like kind of a waste otherwise.Despite the high cost of living, it remains popular.1 -
We all suspected as much, based on the cigars you smoke and the coffee you drink.
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It is amazing. just ate a banana and no flavor on the front of the mouth.
Ate a Halo and the flavor is all rear and top of the mouth.
@peter4jc I drink your coffee and I must say it is so good that it floods the mouth.
Cigars don't seem to be affected because of where the flavors hit. It is a little lighter but the flavors are still there.
Gonna try one of my granddaughters dill pickles later. They are the strongest I have ever had and I have never been able to eat more then one.
This is very interesting.....1 -
I was reading an article on how to dull your taste buds and they suggested smoking 5Vegas Gold.A little dirt never hurt13
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you are my favorite curmudgeonpeter4jc said:We all suspected as much, based on the cigars you smoke and the coffee you drink.5 -
Thanks.Yakster said:If you've been taking Zinc lozenges for a cold, that can really dull the taste buds. Hoping for a speedy recovery.
Not dulled, just plain gone.
Ate one of my granddaughters dill pickles. Nothing until it reached the back of my mouth and then hit the throat.1 -
Uh-oh. They're migrating south! And you know where that ends...……...no country for tastebuds, that's for sure.jd50ae said:
Thanks.Yakster said:If you've been taking Zinc lozenges for a cold, that can really dull the taste buds. Hoping for a speedy recovery.
Not dulled, just plain gone.
Ate one of my granddaughters dill pickles. Nothing until it reached the back of my mouth and then hit the throat.
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Have you tried citrus fruits? I know that when many cancer patients lose the ability to taste, one of the things they are able to taste or citrus fruits, specifically oranges.
While you're waiting on your taste buds to return, and you want a cigar to enjoy, you can send your cigars to me to smoke and I'll describe all the flavors for you.3 -
There are all kinds of articles online about this, and it's an interesting subject. You could temporarily lose taste and smell from having a cold, eating and drinking very hot foods and beverages, and not scraping your tongue when you perform your oral hygiene routine. You could get the taste buds back in 7 to 10 days, as I've read...but I wouldn't know for sure since I usually gargle with peroxide daily and brush my tongue and that has worked well enough for me.
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You've gone taste-blind
I know, You're a big dog and I'm on the list.
Let's eat, GrandMa. / Let's eat GrandMa. -- Punctuation saves livesIt'll be fine once the swelling goes down.
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Well Well Well
Zinc in my denture adhesive.4 -
They are back, with a vengeance, a serious vengeance.3
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Nice call, ChrisYakster said:If you've been taking Zinc lozenges for a cold, that can really dull the taste buds. Hoping for a speedy recovery
I know, You're a big dog and I'm on the list.
Let's eat, GrandMa. / Let's eat GrandMa. -- Punctuation saves livesIt'll be fine once the swelling goes down.
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