Hi Dan ...not using that.
I am suspecting the thyroid medication having horrid side affects with it and
would not doubt it is the culprit.
On Tuesday, May 22, 2018, 9:40:25 PM EDT, Dan Nave
wrote:
Using hydrogen peroxide in the mouth can cause you to loose your
Using hydrogen peroxide in the mouth can cause you to loose your ability to
taste.
On Sat, May 12, 2018 at 1:48 PM, Deborah Gerard
wrote:
> Hi Isa,
>
> I was reading last-night about the zinc...I do take zinc 15mg but maybe
> need to up it too or try to eat meat. It is so
I am eating plenty it is just a drag not being able to taste anything...Take
all the B vitamins and minerals and use Lugols transdermally
On Saturday, May 12, 2018, 6:04:01 PM EDT, Jean Baugh
wrote:
Hi,
Sorry, left out some information.
Swanson vitamins
Hi,
Sorry, left out some information.
Swanson vitamins carries the 5 mg B-12 methylcobalamin in tablets
that are dissolved in your mouth. Very effective in my opinion for appetite
and energy.
Mokuti brand of Cancer Bush, from South Africa, also sold in the state of
Oregon. Fascinating herb
Hi Isa,
I was reading last-night about the zinc...I do take zinc 15mg but maybe need to
up it too or try to eat meat. It is so expensive to eat grass fed beef and I
sure don't want to eat any of the other toxic garbage...I think it is both
taste and smell...but mostly taste...drove me nuts I
> Hi Deborah,
If you are losing you taste, then you are not eating enough?
My suggestions are two things. Natural B-12 and Cancer Bush, from OR,
Mokuti, at 505-892-5160.
Jean
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>
>>> Can you all comment for me please,
>>>
>>> I am going to be 67 next month and in the last
Hello Debbie, is it smell or taste (or both..)? If it is smell Zinc
supplement can help ... Homeopathy too, Teucrium Marum.
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2018-05-12 10:29 GMT+02:00 André Juthe :
> If you are using CS in your mouth daily then that will make you loose
> taste for obvious reasons (it
If you are using CS in your mouth daily then that will make you loose taste
for obvious reasons (it kills the bacteria in the mouth which should be
there and which contribute to the taste when eating) but it is reversible.
I just abstain from CS a week or two.
/AJ
2018-05-12 6:10 GMT+02:00 David
Hello Debbie,
I’m certainly no expert nor a doctor but I notice you started losing tastes
just about as spring came around and all the plants and trees started spewing
pollen into the air. Might it be that allergies have gotten to you and enflamed
your sinus which can effect your taste?
If you
Hi Debbie,
That doesn't sound like normal aging to me. It could be a pinched nerve going
to the taste buds in the upper cervical vertebrae. A good chiro could take care
of that if that is the issue. If it is pathogenic/parasites then a zapper and
antiparasitics would be helpful.
Thanks
Can you all comment for me please,
I am going to be 67 next month and in the last year or more I have really
noticed a dive in my ability to taste things. Is this normal part of aging? I
eat real clean no gmo's, no wheat, no diary, no processed foods, filter my
water that is all I drink, take
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