The decline in one's senses of smell and taste that result from smoking tobacco will gradually reverse when one stops smoking.

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Studies have shown that quitting smoking can lead to the recovery of taste and smell senses in smokers. Within the first few days of quitting smoking, people may experience an improvement in their sense of taste and smell. Over time, the damage caused to taste and smell receptors by smoking is reversed, leading to a better sense of smell and taste.

The Decline in One's Senses of Smell and Taste That