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Why do humans prefer the sweet tasting things over the other tastes such as salty and sour?
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I'M NOT AN EXPERT BUT MAYBE THE REASON BEHIND THIS IS THE FIRST INTAKE OF A NEWLY BORN CHILD BEFORE HE OR SHE OPENED HIS OR HER EYES IN THIS WORLD THE INTRODUCTION TO HIS OR HER MOUTH IS SUGARBASED VITAMINS AND OR MEDICINE THRU A MEDICINE DROPPER AS ANTI-INFECTION, TETANOUS ETC. AS JUSTIFIED BY MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. ALL I CAN SAY (IN MY OPINION) THAT ALL PEOPLE IN THIS WORLD ARE PRE-DIABETIC BECAUSE OF THE SWEET POISON HIDDEN ALL FOODS, DRINKS, VITAMINS ETC.
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What doesn't standard poodles eat?
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What smells can humans smell?
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What part of the tongue can detect sweet taste?
All of it. The 'tongue map' taught widely in schools, was meant to show which part of the tongue tasted what. According to the map, the tip of the tongue tastes sweet things while at the back tastes bitter things. The sides were for tasting salt and sour. This was based off German research published in 1901 but a person at Harvard University mistranslated it. The original research showed that the areas had relative sensitivity to the 'four basic tastes' while the mistranslated version showed that they could only be tasted in one zone.
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Why do some people prefer sour tastes over sweet?
old people like bitter things better because their tastebuds have gone old and the taste buds don't actually detect the bitterness.
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tasting drinking and smell
What does your nose have to do of how things tastes?
just smell it and it will give you a taste.
What tastes better cucumber or tomato?
I think you cannot compare because they are two different things with very different tastes. In my opinion, tomato tastes better because cucumber has no flavour.
The things noticed by your senses?
Looks, sounds, smells, tastes, touches.
What part of your tongue tastes what flavorS?
The tongue however does taste things that are: bitter, salty, sour and sweet.
