The taste, and not the smell, is what the body is responding to," Mattes says. If further studies confirm Mattes' findings, textbooks have to add fat to the list of taste sensations, food scientists ...

Have you ever thought about what it would be like to lose your sense of taste and smell? Imagine waking up not being able to taste your breakfast, or smell the grass that's just been mowed outside.

Few studies have described how patients receiving chemotherapy experience taste/smell changes (TSCs). Food and meal situations have important meaning beyond nutrition, so these common symptoms may ...

But once you're in the air, your sense of taste isn't the same as it is on the ground. A lot of factors on the plane are all coming together to suppress your sense of smell, which makes up a large ...