There are dozens of possible causes for smell loss.Among the most common… •Aging.With age, the nerves that are involved in smell weaken,and odor-detecting membranes lining the nose become thin and dry. •Smoking.Because it irritates nasal passages,smokingimpairs one’s sense of smell. Th...
A loss of a person's sense of smell may also mean that the cells in the individual's body are not able to regenerate as well as they used to (since the cells responsible for smell detection regenerate throughout life). This could put a person at higher risk of death from other causes...
It's as if the whole balance of life is gone. With more and more people perceiving dogs as furry family members, dogs and their families form strong units that are in a perfect state of homeostasis. Then, along comes death as a result of an accident, aging, or some terminal illness, ...
Life with a dog can teach you a lot: how to live in the moment, how to enjoy the smell of fresh-mown grass or the first snow of the year to its fullest, even how to forgive. Those lessons don’t stop with their heartbeats. Your dog’s death can also teach you to live in the ...
It always bothers me how the smell of cooking permeates the whole house. If the kitchen was in its own building, the bedrooms and living area would not get smelly. Middle ground! Do what you need to do and just take ideas from the rest of it. That is my take on a lot of the re...
07/29/13 - I was so glad to see your posting. I haven't smoked for years but I am addicted to Nicorette mini lozenges. It's true that I can pop one in anywhere and I don't smell like smoke or stale cigarettes, but my tooth enamel is changing color or getting very thin. And ...