To: little jeremiah
A woman with long-haul COVID told me that it was zinc that finally restored her senses of taste and smell. It’s no coincidence that loss of taste and smell is a symptom of zinc deficiency.
1,325 posted on
11/03/2021 9:33:35 PM PDT by
AZLiberty
(All I want for Christmas (better, Halloween) is Trump back in the saddle.)
To: AZLiberty
I never lost my sense of taste and smell. I have an uncanny sense of smell, can smell things others can’t. My sense of taste went weird, nothing tasted good, lost appetite for months.
To: AZLiberty
I had it for a month. Now I take zinc daily. Its slowly coming back.
1,428 posted on
11/04/2021 4:51:02 AM PDT by
rodguy911
((FR:home of the free because of the Brave---),ITS ALL A CONSPIRACY: UNTIL IT'S NOT)
To: AZLiberty
it was zinc that finally restored her senses of taste and smell
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Its been two months since I loss my sense of smell and taste and I've stopped taking zinc because you know I've already had Covid. But how wrong that strategy is apparently. One benefit of having no sense of taste is that you can eat foods that once were repulsive to you.
1,462 posted on
11/04/2021 7:53:22 AM PDT by
Keflavik76
(Don't want to be a brick in Babylons wall.)
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