From Disruption to Control: Chemosensory Changes During Menopause (Nutrients, 2025)

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Publisher: Nutrients (MDPI), via PubMed · Published: August 6, 2026 · Accessed: August 6, 2026

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• Menopause is associated with metabolic, sensory, and psychosocial changes that can reshape eating behaviour and nutrition-related quality of life (2025 focus-group study, PMID 41228484).
• Women in the study described chemosensory (taste and smell) changes during the menopausal transition; these are real, reported experiences, not delusion.