Do Your Favorite Foods Suddenly Taste Bland or Bad? It Could Be Perimenopause

Oprah Daily·May 13

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Some people are experiencing changes in their sense of taste, with favorite foods suddenly tasting bland or bad, and this may be related to perimenopause. However, other factors such as aging, depression, and certain health conditions may also be contributing to changes in taste. The reasons for these changes in taste are not entirely clear and may be attributed to various causes.

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