Smell Taste Loss
About Smell Taste Loss
Losing your sense of smell or taste brings people to DrTalks after COVID, or when they learn it can be an early sign of something else. Food that suddenly tastes flat, smells that disappeared after an infection, a burning or metallic taste in menopause, or a fading sense of smell in an older parent are all things these experts talk about. These talks look at how smell connects to the brain. The videos cover long COVID, smell loss as an early clue in Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, fragrance and air pollution, mold, and burning mouth syndrome. You'll find conversations on long COVID recovery, early Alzheimer's markers, and cutting toxins at home. Doctors and functional medicine practitioners explain what's actually going on, from a careful exam to brain health markers, and what helps, from smell and brain training to cleaner air, fewer fragrances and healthy habits that protect the brain.