I Can’t Taste Anything!
Adrian Wellock lost his sense of taste. After suffering a cold, he started getting a metallic taste in his mouth, which took his palate with it. These days, he only eats foods that are simple to chew and adds spice and herbs to ratchet up the smell. Find out what it’s like when everything, actually tastes like nothing. What did you think? Please leave a comment in the section below and remember to share the video and sign up for our free newsletter!
January 12, 2020 @ 7:45 pm
I have had that same thing for years, doctor just said nothing could be done – that it had been too long. Now I am 77 and think
a new medication has caused a metal taste in my mouth, fried foods taste bitter. I keep wanting something that will taste good and it just not happening. It is bad to get old and no joy in eating foods. I hate to cook, and almost everything is bad quality fried food when I go out and makes me sick at 3 a.m.
January 11, 2020 @ 12:14 pm
Two years ago, as the result of medication(s), I lost not only my sense of taste but my sense of smell too. When I eat food, it is my memory of what it tasted like or smelled like that I have retained. Insofar as my loss of smell. Occasionally, I get a hint of the smell of items I come into contact with. Otherwise, both senses seem to be lost forever.My primary care doctor has not been able to offer any solution to this dilemma. One positive thing, I can now eat foods that I did not care for in the past or foods that had a distinct taste or smell that I did not care for. Tasting or smelling from memory is all I have left. I am open to ‘real’ solutions that could or will restore both my sense of taste and smell.