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My daughter had parosmia for a year after Covid. Coffee, onion cooking or leaks was just unbearable for her. She couldn't eat eggs anymore, avocado, houmous. All things she used to love. Life got really hard around meal times. And then almost as suddenly as parosmia appeared, it disappeared. And she's almost back to normal. So there is hope! I hope all of you suffering from this will recover.

Imagine how devastated chefs/cooks would feel having this symptom

Many years ago I participated in a smell study that identified me as a super taster. I could taste complicated recipes and identify everything, every spice, every individual ingredient! When I got Covid and lost my sense of taste and smell I was devastated! It’s slowly coming back but I’ve lost my superpower. I prided myself on my gourmet cooking abilities. Now even coffee tastes bland. And I can’t cook by taste anymore. It’s a painful new reality.

I am seriously considering getting rid of my cellphones! I literally just got through brushing my teeth and I was THINKING about how crazy it is that everything I smell has a weird smell and I was THINKING about looking for an ear, nose, and throat doctor to address this because I had COVID about a year ago and then recently in the summer. When I got to my bed I was going to KZfaq for a night time music channel to help me sleep and this was the first video that popped up. How is that, when I didn't utter a word to anyone about what I was THINKING?!?!!! I didn't even SEARCH the topic! I have experienced having a conversation with someone about a particular subject and then having that topic show up on advertisements or in my video feed...which is also creepy, but what are these phones REALLY programmed to do? This is crazy insane and I don't like it at all!!

This is crazy. I’ve clearly been taking being able to smell and taste for granted. I hope anybody effected by this recovers 100%.

This makes me remind myself to count my blessings honestly

I've been dealing with mine since Oct. till now, let's just say it's horrible. I speak of it to people and they say it's in my head which makes me just devastated. When I speak of it want encouragement not constantly talked about amongst others as if I'm crazy. The foods I once loved taste pure rotten. My depression and anxiety has tripled due to people saying it's all in my head. I just pray it gets like it use to be, or at least doctors find a cure for it.

7 months and counting. I never realized how important good tastes/smells were in my everyday life! Forget about food, I miss the smell of wet grass! I miss the smell of my son's hair! I'd give anything to smell something other than garbage again.

I'm drinking coffee as I watch this and I promise myself to savor each cup a little bit more.

This makes me realize just how much I take my smell and taste for granted

Had Covid last December and finally after watching this video, I no longer feel alone. I thought something changed within me when after I recovered I thought hopefully I can taste and smell better but that isn't just the case. The food I love so much, smells and taste like a rotting onion (what she said is so relatable). Everything I eat seemed the same. And right now, as of writing this comment it still never changes.

What the heck !!!! Ive been having something exactly like this and I kept telling people or asking others do you smell that do you smell that and most of them thought I was nuts I lost my sense of smell and taste, but only towards the very end of Covid. This is very strange, because from time to time I will start smelling odd smells of trash, or just completely off smells that don’t relate to anything it’s like being off balance in your nose. As I said, it’s not as bad as these other people, but I am definitely getting it .

I just want to point out that just because you're vaccinated doesn't mean you can't contract COVID. Just saying.

What an awful affliction! I can imagine the average person thinking it's a joke or no big deal, but imagine trying to eat your dinner that you normally really like and it tastes and smells like cigarettes or rotting flesh! I'm so sorry for these people and hope they all recover their sense of smell and taste! ❤️

Agreed completely. Burning smell and sewage ,during and after Covid. Smelling things do nauseate me wickedly.

Thank you for making this video! My fiance and I have been dealing with it for almost a year, I got it first when I had a temporary crown put in and I had to take it out because the glue they used tasted like rotting garbage. He got it a few weeks later and it progressed really quick. One night we went through our fridge and threw almost everything away because we couldn't even deal with opening the door. We quickly figured out the only things that we could eat were turkey sandwiches, and some fruits. Eventually we got so angry with it that we just started eating everything again and kind of meditating on the flavors and forced our senses to fix themselves. The weirdest part for me was that the taste changed every 3 or 4 months, first it was burnt rotting garbage, then it was like a burnt smelly foot and BO smell, now it's burnt farts. There are still a few things that smell and taste like it but for the most part we're so much better.

My hubby is a chef. He has had parosmia since December. I have to taste everything for him. His joy of cooking has been robbed. I had covid too, lost my smell and taste for only 3 days. I feel so bad for him.

About 20 years ago I had a misdiagnosed bout of meningitis I was sent home from a clinic near my home on two separate occasions with the flu and I because extremely ill, I actually flatlined twice and had several seaizures and was spent three months in hospital and when I finally got better I realized that I’d completely lost my sense of smell and was told I may never get it back. It took me a year of rehab to re-learn how to walk and many years of coming to terms with just how close I came to losing my life, it was about 5-6 years before I realized that my sense of smell was returning, it’s fully back now, but sometimes I wonder whether what I’m smelling is the right smell, I don’t know if that makes sense, but that is my reality.

I've had covid twice, once 3 years ago and two years ago. I'm still suffering from this crazy stuff.My sense of smell up until now has been about down to 10% and my sense of taste has been haywire. It's all coming back slowly but I didn't realize that it was this widespread and up til now I didn't even know it was a clinical condition!

I'm praying for everyone who has this, for healing. I have some taste issues from menopause, and that's bad enough, so I feel your pain.

For anyone like me dealing with parasmia, I’ve found it helpful to just grab a full meal protein shake mix and have that for my breakfast - it has all the nutrients you need to get going and stay healthy, reduces having to think about what you’re going to eat, and tastes good (most have a sweet/vanilla taste). Then for lunch I’ll make or buy a salad with lots of veggies and sometimes I’ll toss some sauteed, seasoned chicken on it. Then dinner is where I make decisions… that way you’re not having to constantly use all this brain power on your meals every day. Sometimes if I’m super busy I’ll even just do the protein shake for breakfast and lunch! 🙏🏾🙏🏾 just some tips to help, I know it gets so exhausting. ❤️

The lady with the head wrap, I could see the pain and suffering in her eyes as she spoke. I hope she's doing okay and her senses come back to normal soon.

I had covid late 2019 early 2020, I lost half my volume in hair, never lost my sense of smell or taste, but ever since I've smelled a rancid vanilla smell, just waves of it, really randomly, throughout the day!!! It's never stopped!! Thank you for this, because I thought I was losing my mind!!!

I'm so happy that I found this, as I was convinced this was all in my head. I just went through Covid for the first time and my smeller was all wrong! My coffee smelled like turkey, my husband smelled like chicken, pop tasted like cleaning chemicals and the only other smell I had was of cigarettes, so much so I started thinking my neighbors were smoking in their apartments! Its slowly getting better, very slowly...

I'd be so scared to lose my sense of smell/smelling correctly. I have asthma, being able to smell is one of the first ways i know I'm around something that may trigger my asthma.

Wow, I had no clue this existed. I pray everyone will eventually get all there senses back.

Oh my gosh…I’m so grateful for finding this channel! I got Covid a year ago and lost my taste and smell, we’ll ever since then my food taste horrible. My bread has a chemical taste to it, cannot eat pop tart’s or cracker’s because they taste like cement. I thought I was going insane! Thank you so much for this! I had never heard of this before!

The one upside I've found from having this is that I no longer have any food addictions. After having to force myself to eat at least one meal a day for a month because food was so repulsive I can now eat but no longer eat if I don't need to, which is freeing. I'm intermittent fasting and able to enjoy my food without being attached to it. I feel much healthier. Finding others who have experienced this is so helpful

Everything smells like cigarette smoke or canned chicken. It’s been a year now but it’s getting better.

After having Covid a year ago I really craved that sensory input of smell, and developed a fragrance collection/addiction. I'm so grateful my sense of smell returned, parosmia sounds so hectic

I’ve had this. It has mostly returned to normal. I still shows up sometimes on watermelon and milk products, but I don’t eat milk products often. I also made myself eat some foods which weren’t quite right tasting in the hope that My body would improve over time. I also practiced smelling things to hopefully improve my sense of smell. I think I’m 98 percent okay. It’s been over two years now. Have heart, give it time and hopefully your body will correct itself.

Have had this for almost a year now, I’m glad you’re spreading the word though! Hopefully someone can find a fix for this

My granddaughter is a long haul Covid survivor/ suffering from parosmia for 8 mos. She took 3 mg of Ivermectin prescribed by her doctor and within one hour, she could tell her mom was cooking taco meat as opposed to rotting garbage! I hope this is helpful to scientists, researchers and sufferers.

I’ve had Parosmia for over a year and it has completely changed my life. Thank you for making this video, it’s a really good explanation of what is happening and it makes me feel not as alone knowing that there are others who have also had it for as long as I have and who feel exactly the same way as I do.

As one who gets Migraines I might experience one or more of these issues. Visual auras, distorted smells, heightened smells or smells that aren't there. And during the migraine episodes the smells are so strong and make me nauseated. I can relate with these people how smells could impact your every day life or choices.

OMG this happened to me! Finally proof that I'm not crazy! I'm not the only one! Thank you for this video!

I thought I was going crazy and my neighbors were smoking everyday in the apartment! The meat smells bad when uncooked but I just cook with garlic, onion, fresh basil and oregano and lemon zest. I don't eat much meat anymore. Just cook it for the family. They say I've become a better chef. My father passed away from cancer of the lymphnoids and couldn't eat so he would enjoy smelling foods.

I've had to put a hold on my baking business because I cant smell burning when it happens, but I smell burning randomly all the time. It sucks. A year and a half later 😥

Ooh I have this! I had COVID almost a year ago. Closest thing to it is secondhand smoke. It's not exactly like secondhand smoke but its the closest thing. And processed food (that I shouldn't be eating anyway) tastes weird, especially peanut butter. And I used to love peanut butter.

When I got Covid I had lost my sense of smell for a few months after recovering and things tasted weird since. I'm a lot more sensitive to bitter and salty tastes.

“1% fatality rate” doesn’t say anything about the survivors.

Firstly, THANK YOU for covering this topic. Honestly. I just cried whilst watching this because this is what I’ve been suffering with. When I started smelling this awful rotting/gas/chemical smell I looked into it, and, found a Facebook group called “covid-19 post smell and taste disorders” and even tho I felt sorry for everyone, it was also a sense of reassurance that I wasn’t going crazy, and other people understood me. Somebody shared this video in that group, and, to actually hear that scientists are taking this seriously and researching into it has made me feel like there is hope. It is super worrying that this may be my new reality for the rest of my life, and, if it is I don’t know what I’m going to do. I’m not coping very well with this rancid odour everywhere all the time. Background: caught covid/flu in August 2021 was really poorly for 3 weeks taking it to September. I was bed bound, wasn’t eating, there was severe burning in my nose, lost my smell and taste and all flu symptoms. I then recovered and my smell/taste came back within a couple of weeks from recovery, mid September to the end of September everything was fine, eating and drinking like normal, still felt fatigue and brain fog but was on the mend and then from the start of October the burning in my nose became so severe again I rang the doctors worried I may have had a post covid sinus infection, they put me on a 7 day antibiotics course. I completed it but the burning sensation was still there. That’s when I knew something wasn’t right. That’s when I started to smell rotting meat. I made a chicken casserole and I was adamant the meat was spoiled but no one else could smell the same thing as me. Since then, everything has smelt and tasted the same. Eggs smell and taste like I’m eating pure gasoline. Perfumes smell like dead bodies. Meat, just smells rotten. Any food that’s being heated and cooked smells like gas. Any cleaning products smell vile. Honestly, I can’t explain how hard this is. I’m hoping so much that there is a cure. I heard that cancer patients when undergoing chemotherapy suffer with the same problem because their receptors become damaged, then I started wondering ok the virus obviously does this to our receptors and then I started thinking about the PCR tests - could they have done this? Would we ever be told if the PCR has done this? Please can anybody suggest anything which may help.

Ever since I recovered from covid-19 infection, many things don't taste or smell right. I've been queasy too. Definitely not pregnant now, but feels exactly like "morning" sickness. All the time. 🤢

This has been something that really surprised and has saddened me since having COVID. I'd heard about people losing their sense of taste and/or smell but no one told me that things could smell and taste "off." All my favorite foods now taste like gasoline, metal, or just plain wrong. Coffee tastes like gasoline, bacon tastes like soap, eggs have almost no taste, butter tastes like it's gone bad, and all oils smell like they've gone rancid. It's so upsetting that I can barely manage to force myself to eat anything because the flavors are all screwed up.

As a person in my 30’s who’s whole life revolves around food this is the scariest thing about COVID to me. I’m a chef so my palate is one of my key tools at work too. God I hope I don’t get Covid.

I truly wish, with all my heart, that a cure is found or that this condition doesn't last forever for these good people!! _🤞🏼🤞🏻🤞🏽_

17 months for me. Life changing & depressing,

Making an observation here: did people who lost their sense of smell and taste happen to get a PCR test?…the one that they shove way high up into the nose? I never understood why they shoved it so high. Well, as the video shows where the smell receptors are located…high up in the nose. 🤔 perhaps the receptors were mechanically damaged by the PCR??

I really used to love love cooking and even thought about going to culinary school. I've had parosmia for 5 months now and it's quite miserable. worried i'll never recover fully but staying hopeful. glad to see i'm not just over-imagining these things myself. hope we all get our senses back soon!

Zinc has helped my family to get their smell and taste back to nearly normal.

The only thing I can tolerate is sweet foods. I can eat waffles and French toast all day. Anything else is unbearable. All I smell is rotten fermented onions in the dumpster of a fast food restaurant in the middle of a 120 degree Arizona summer day.

My sister had polyps filling her nose for years and had an operation 8 years ago. Very very painful..but she couldn't smell..breath right and could eat anything..nothing had a taste. She finally got the operation was upset if there ever was a fire shouldn't wouldn't know..or something was wrong. It's been life changing to have her smell back. I had Covid a few times..always kept my smell

Imagine when you were really sick and had a blocked nose…you don’t find the attraction to food because you can’t taste it properly

I had covid at the end of July and lost complete sense of smell and taste for about 2 weeks. It was a horrible thing to experience. It started with a scent of fish every time I would go outside for about 2 days (only outdoor air), then I just completely lost both senses (my son said he smelled rotten garbage before losing his). It was only 2 weeks but I went through a few days of depression because I couldn't get myself to eat or want to cook for my family because everything tasted like cardboard. I thank God I'm able to taste and smell now- not 100% but I can ENJOY food again. Definitely do not take my sense of smell or taste for granted anymore! I really hope they find a solution for people suffering with this long-term.

I have this! Many things smell spoiled to me. Thank you for making this video

I have cancer had chemo 2019 and covid 3 times. Lost my taste and smell, lost so much weight was 149 now 96.8 lbs. No joy in food. So sad would think today sugar will taste better NO. FOOD TASTE LIKE PLASTIC RUBBER NO FLAVOR, MILK HAS SUGAR IN IT THE FLAVOR IS GROSS DON'T KNOW HOW TO TO DESCRIBE IT, BUT BECAUSE OF THE MILK. Other things like a shucks spray can't smell it. Things burning or cooking in the oven. Teacher your granddaughter how to cook or bake its hard without your 5 sense miss what you don't have. Glad I came across this I'm not the only one. Praying one day to be able to enjoy eating.

It’s been well over a year for me. Things smell like they’re burning, eggs smell like garbage, coffee smells like poop, and almost everything smells like burnt Chinese food. It’s Miserable.

I've been dealing with this for almost a year . Its depressing.

I have an intermittent loss of smell, but it feels more to me like numbness to my nose, tongue and top of my head, it's completely random when it happens. All of course, after having had and recovered from COVID. It's weird how different it is, and no one I know would believe me if I told them.

This has happened to me. I can only smell bad smells. Many times it smells like car exhaust, smoke, or dog poop. It's been 2 years now. Basil use to be my favorite smell, it smells like nothing now.

I had parosmia for several months and was mostly cured by smell training using essential oils. Most commonly used are lemon, rose, clove and eucalyptus (ALL four scents are needed). This is how I regained my smell and then to help with the parosmia.

I remember there was a strange smell that accompanied everything around me when I gained my taste and smell back: shampoo, food with strong scents, etc. I don’t smell it anymore, but I didn’t realize this is what it was. Never taking smell or taste for granted.

Yup. It's been almost 2 year and I have exactly what they're saying. The government stole my sense of smell and I'm furious.

It's been almost 2 years for me so far. The strangest thing is that during covid I lost my sense of smell for about 2 weeks, but everything tasted normal. It wasn't till I regained both senses and 3 months later I got parosmia. I can't stand anything I used to love like chocolate, peanut butter, most cheeses, breads, chips, bacon, and so much more just tastes rotted and gross. I went from being a picky eater to trying anything and everything that has a chance to be normal, but somehow I can somewhat taste freeze dried chocolate from what I can remember. A little while back when I had a physical done my doctor said something about the virus lingering, but not contagious anymore. I've had many breakdowns over these foul smells.. So I've researched a bunch and nothing is to compare to this so, Thank you for making this video.

My smell and taste came back after about 2 weeks. I am so thankful to God 🙏🏽🙏🏽

It’s amazing that this is not talked about more. I got Covid in August 2021. I lost taste and smell. It came back but I constantly smell smoke or sometimes an artificial alcohol smell. My taste is there somewhat but it’s definitely not as prominent as it once was. It seems like I can taste the processed taste in foods more so as well. Lettuce and deli meats especially are bad and I can taste the sodium in bottled water. Very strange. I still have a lingering cough but mostly when I lie down to sleep. I also have a very dry mouth and a thirst that will never be quenched. Glad I am not alone or imagining this stuff because people including my doctor looked at me like I am crazy!

Mine has been a little different. I lost my smell. Initially when it started to come back everything just tasted super salty. Like I took a shot of salt. All I could taste was salt. I'm six months post covid and I actually can barely eat anything sweet. I had the biggest sweet tooth previously and now everything sweet is just unappealing. It tastes like it did before but I don't like it now. It's like I went to sleep one day and woke up with someone else's taste preference.

No one else has something crawling around in the ear like it's listening to the conversation and as soon as I say something about it it retracted back and I don't feel it for a while but it comes back every single day it's driving me nuts

THIS IS HEARTBREAKING . I am almost three years finished with chemo and I have these issues and it is hell.

The vaccine doesn’t stop us from contracting Covid. Praying that you all get better soon!

اللَّهُمَّ اهْدِنِي وَسَدِّدْنِي ، اللَّهُمَّ إِنِّي أَسْأَلُكَ الهُدَى وَالسَّدَادَ

New worst fear unlocked!! I currently have Covid for the second time and hope it doesn’t have an effect like this 😬🥺

All I wanna is to hear from people who have recovered from this after several months. They need to give us hope. Please.

I can't smell for over a year now, I break down when I'm having my favorite meals because I can't taste anything 😥😥 you guys

the intense negative abreaction to good food really bothers ... and likely interferes with healing. I lost my taste 15 yrs ago after 4xbypass surgery...and returned differently, and had to adjust... when this happened again with covid, I could no longer stand my dentures... that still persists a year later... but I do not avoid or abreact to good food. I began exploring plants. negativity is not a good response.. you need to be positive, I hope that these people discover how involved our negative response is in healing... heal with positive energy

Thanks again, Faucie and company.

It's interesting to find about this affliction. I got Covid and lost my smell and taste briefly. But once my taste and smell returned, they feel muted. I generally can't smell anything until I put my nose close to it. I can't taste subtle flavors or smell subtle scents anymore. I'm glad that "scent library" hasn't gotten ransacked.

Thank you soooo much for making this video. When I first realized something was wrong, I thought I smelled like rotting onions. Others assured me I didn't. Next was coffee. Again, weird rancid onion smell and taste to it. Now so many of my favorite foods smell and taste awful. And my shampoo, soaps, lotions, and perfumes are also disgusting to me now. That's probably made me the saddest.

I had parasmia for maybe a year and a half. At first could smell nothing… then just chemicals and onions for months on end! Finally it went away!! 🎉🎉 I feel like it sort of came back on its own but I also noticed randomly I smelled rubbing alcohol once while using it and all of a sudden I could smell just a couple things. It didn’t click immediately but then I thought about it and so I tried so like smelling the alcohol bottle again… it was the only thing I could actually smell the true smell of in a very long time and again it seemed to help a bit… between that and it just naturally coming back I can taste and smell again! So keep up hope!!

I just ran across this video. Oh my gosh, I have had this problem for over a year. It’s so hard when my family ask “how do you like it”? I finally asked them not to ask me anymore.

It is a form of neurasthenic. When dealing with hospice patients with neurasthesia from chemo I always recommended zinc, B complex and essential fatty acids so like omega 3 supplements.

Bro I’m recovering from covid and my sense of smell and taste is messed up. Everything smells and taste like cleaning solution to me and it impacts how the way I eat certain foods. I’m glad they’re addressing this issue-

ive had parosmia for over a year now. Im hoping anyone reading this is dealing with theirs okay. keep your heads up.

When I was a teenager I got just sick enough to where all sauces smelled like chemicals to me. But everything else smelled fine only sauces. 10 years later and I’m experiencing the same thing near the end of my Covid

I’m on my daughters account. I suffered for months with no taste or smell. I looked up some lab reports on Covid and something caught my eye. Vibration disrupted the ability for the virus to stay attached . So I bought a vibration machine on HSN and used it daily I got a headache for a few days then all my symptoms went away and I got my taste and smell back by 2 weeks it also helped with energy and helped with my legs . I’m not a doctor but this is my experience and I hope the information can be helpful. Most gyms have them as well

I literally looked up why my taste was rotten then you guys drop this! Thank you. I can mostly get over the bad taste but when when I eat peanut butter it taste horrible.

I contracted covid a year ago. Spent 3 months in ICU and through the Grace of God survived without being put on a ventilator. I lost 65% of my lung function, along with my taste and smell. I walked out of a months post ICU rehab 40kg lighter because I could not smell or taste! I had completely lost my appetite for my favorite foods. I've only just recently begun to regain both my smell and taste (intermittently) . I was told it was because of nerve damage in the nasal passages. They can and do heal with enough time !

Omg...I have this. I had covid in February 2021. It took me months to get my sense of taste and smell back and now nothing smells the same or tastes the same. I smell gas fumes for days on end, like the smell of vehicle exhaust. Onions and peppers smell terrible. I smell onions a lot of the time. It's exhausting. I HATE it!!

This was really cool to learn about. I am sorry for everyone dealing with this. Hopefully they can find a way to solve this soon.

Thank you for making this video. Its incredibly validating and feel less alone going through this.

I've had long haul Covid but never lost my sense of smell or taste. I did loose my taste for 1 month but that was in Sept of 2018 long before Covid. It came back as quick as it left. Still don't know why.

I just got out of the hospital from a bad case of COVID-19,pneumonia,, and now my since of smell and taste is just like they are describing,, with out a doubt,, I will be glad when my sense of taste and smell returns to normal...

I was very ill with every symptom of Covid back in December 2019. Nobody was talking about it then. I thought it was a medium severity flu...lasted nine days, not pleasant. But then a few days later I lost all smell and taste. I ground some fresh cinnamon and could not smell it at all. I asked my dad to smell it and it blew him away so it was not old sticks. It is now August 2021, nearly two years later. I have some smell and taste, but some things don't taste at all and others are way off. Dr Pepper soda for example, tastes like some sort of cleaner. Pepsi tastes pretty normal, and coke has nearly no taste at all. I do taste sweet, salt and spicy....but cant differentiate which particular flavor it is in most cases...even chocolate. I cant taste meat usually, then sometimes I can. I completely stopped eating chicken, I cant taste it. And everywhere there is a strange smell I cannot identify as ever having experienced. It comes and goes, in the same space with no source or anything cooking or anything. Fortunately its not bad, its just annoying and overpowers everything. I cant smell garlic or peppermint oil at all....yet this smell is something like peppermint , allspice and the smell of moldy citrus. I find it depressing. I don't eat much anymore either...not like I used to because I don't get an appetite. Then sometimes it all comes on and I can taste and smell nearly normal, so perhaps after all this time its healing. Im glad to find others experiencing similar phenomena. I do think it will go away completely some time...

I can't even imagine going thru that. Never being able to taste my favorite foods. Smelling horrible things all the time. Gasoline would be terrible as I get a migraine from the smell off gasoline and vomit. My heart breaks for everyone who suffers with this. I hope their taste and smell comes back for them and science finds a cure for this soon. Bless your all.

It took me over a year to mostly recover from this. I lost my taste and smell during covid. Recovered from that. Then the parosmia kicked in 2 mos later. I wasted so much food. Taking one bite and tossing it. Going out to eat was a nightmare. It’s been about a year and a half creeping on 2. And I still hate cilantro, peanut butter and red wine. And my bf’s deodorant. That I used to love. But everything else is back, I didn’t hate cilantro previously. I loved peanut butter. I wasn’t a big wine drinker, but I didn’t hate it. At one point all I could eat was one brand of black bean burger Patties, one type of energy drink and protein shakes. Crackers tasted like armpits. Farts smelled so weird. My armpits smelled like onions. I hated lemons. But limes were fine. So interesting. I feel like my healing truly kicked in after I started microdosing. Of course I can’t prove that. But I was at 6 months with few changes. Prior to that.

Since December 2020, I've lost all of my sense of smell and taste , it was trying to come back . I have now been through Covid 4 times , I just wish it would be healed or nothing would be better. I can only eat some fish & chicken and no other meats. No junk food, no ice cream & limited amount of Dr.Pepper and Rootbeer. No citrus I can no longer enjoy the holiday seasons with all the different scents, puppies breath,smell of rain...I loved it all! And it's JUST GONE & I'VE tried everything 😭😭

When i got my kidney cyst flaring and stones purging, and UTI to boot, during treatment, everything tasted like metal. I lost 20kg and miserable. I hope all those suffered prosmia recovered. 🙏🙏

I had something like this for about a year until I was forced into the hospital because I lost so much weight and couldn’t keep my food down. I was diagnosed with failure to thrive. They gave me a bunch of needed medicine and it fixed me. For about a week I was constantly starving and fell in love with food all over again.

Super frustrating that AJ+ has done more research about the topic then any ENT in my entire state