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Dennis
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 Posted - Apr 17 2016 : 10:19:24 PM
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About a week ago, my sense of taste changed slightly. Some foods taste bitter, it's as if my sense of sweetness is impaired. Sometimes I think I'm actually tasting things more fully but everything tastes a little off.
I'm wondering if this is a side effect of the practice (SBP, DM, Yoni,Chin pump), or if anyone has experienced this. And if so, is it a permanent change?
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BlueRaincoat
United Kingdom
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Posted - Apr 18 2016 : 05:46:14 AM
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Hi Dennis
Yes, changes like this can happen. It is unlikely to be permanent.
I can't tell what it means in your case (only you can figure that out), but when food taste starts to lose its freshness, for me it's a signal that I need to fast. It can be just one meal - for instance, instead if having breakfast in the morning, I will wait to get hungry and have a meal of plain rice. The next meal can be also rice, or it could be vegan (I am usually a vegetarian these days, so vegan for me is fast). I drink plenty of water to help the cleansing process.
This is of course just one example. Your case could be somewhat similar or entirely different. Only you can tell.
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Blanche
USA
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Posted - Apr 18 2016 : 08:02:30 AM
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Hi Dennis and BlueRaincoat,
I have experienced shifts in taste. It seems to be a symptom of purification. When something tastes funny, I do not eat it - or my body will let me know that it was a bad idea to eat it. Some things do not agree with the body for a short while, some seem to disagree for longer periods.
In the last months I cut off sugar. After a couple of weeks, my mouth started to fill with sweetness. Could it be that giving up sugar made me more sensitive to the sweetness that is in us naturally? 
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Dennis
USA
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Posted - Apr 21 2016 : 02:14:00 AM
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Thanks, I though something was organically wrong with me. My wife told me to go to the doctor but I know that wouldn't do any good.
Hard to pinpoint but it seems as if my ability to taste sweetness in foods is reduced, causing things taste a bit bitter. Funny how things like cheese have a sweet component and without it, taste a bit unpleasant.
I guess something is actually happening so that's exciting. I'll wait it out and maybe it's a signal to change my diet.
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