tankasnowgod
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Maybe, but I still think any increase in "loss of taste or smell" was largely due to people jamming foreign objects up their noses, for the "Covid" tests, and also due to irritation from marathon mask wearing.I wonder if all those people getting taste disturbance with "covid" were actually radiation poisoning victims - 5g?
The effects of zinc on radiation-induced dysgeusia: a systematic review and meta-analysis - Supportive Care in Cancer
Purpose Many head and neck cancer patients who receive radiation therapy experience radiation-induced dysgeusia (RID), which has no standard treatment. The only supplement controlled clinical trials have evaluated for the treatment of RID is zinc. However, the results of these and other studies...link.springer.com
It's not a new symptom at all (I've posted news reports from 2011 talking about how half of Americans will experience it at some point), and ENTs often listed physical damage to the nerve responsible for smell one of the primary causes.