
Chemo Taste Changes: How to Eat Well & Fight Weight Loss
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The Chemo Taste Struggle Is Real!
What happens when food stops tasting like food? For many people receiving chemotherapy, one of the most frustrating side effects is that everything tastes wrong. Meals that once brought joy can suddenly taste metallic, bitter, or bland.
In this episode, we explore why chemotherapy changes taste and smell, how it impacts nutrition and emotional well-being, and what you can do to find flavor again. From surprising foods that still taste good to creative meal ideas that help you keep eating, you’ll learn practical ways to nourish your body and reclaim one of life’s simplest pleasures. https://bit.ly/4pf8G5c
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In this Episode:
- 01:50 - A Man on the Inside, New Season
- 04:23 - Advice from a 90-year Old on Longevity
- 08:18 - Changes in Smell and Taste Perception with Chemotherapy
- 11:01 - Strategies to find Foods that Taste Good with Taste Changes
- 22:41 - Now I Have to Learn to Fly Solo - Greg, Who Lost His Wife to Alzheimer's
- 25:48 - Outro
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