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RE: My lavender week in France part #4 : ...A slow day photographing my lavender world...
Fascinating. Do you taste okay? (I'm not planning to bite you)
Fascinating. Do you taste okay? (I'm not planning to bite you)
That is kinda hard to compare ;) I don't know how you taste. And the only thing close to anosmia you can imagine is having a cold and everything tastes boring. It might be that you haven't developed as strong a taste buds as I have. I might taste better than you. Where does smell come along? (btw I wrote a post 5 months ago about this: https://steemit.com/health/@r00sj3/happy-anosmia-awareness-day)
That's pretty spun out. It'd be fantastic if they could drop some stem cells in there, to get that bulb bulging. Has anyone ever been cured of anosmia? I'd like to hear how they describe smells.
I just found this article. Never heard of it, but seems interesting. According to this, there are a few cured people in the world. No EnChroma colorblind glass like videos though ;)