It's been 17 years of complete smell loss and only tasting sweet/salty/bitter/sour/umami (I can no longer taste flavors).
But that is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to smell loss (anosmia). Most don't realize the far-reaching effects of not being able to smell or taste the world you live in.
This article explain why it is, in fact, devastating. Every single day.
Smell Loss Can Be As Devastating As Parkinson's and Stroke (by University of East Anglia)
this would smell like nothing to me
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| image via Unsplash |
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| Author: Hannah Galloway |
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