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taste sensitivityGizmodo
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Scientists in Slovenia found that women taking semaglutide improved taste sensitivity to sweetness.
The active ingredient in popular diabetes and obesity drugs Ozempic and Wegovy can also tweak people’s taste buds for the better.
Increasing taste sensitivity could help with weight loss by reducing the desire for excessively sweet, high-calorie foods.
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