What happens when you burn your taste buds?

Answer 1

The taste buds go through the process of dying and multiplying after you consume something too hot

it depends how bad your burn your tongue, but most times you won't be able to taste foods as well. You might feel a bit numb on your tongue. Not to worry, the tongue is one of the fastest healing parts of the body. I heard that somewhere. If you mean burned by hot coffee or something, give it a few days to get your taste buds back.

Answer 2

Burning your tongue and its results remain one of the biggest mysteries IN

the scientific community. However, if you look at your tongue in the mirror, you may

see occasional red spots where the covering cells have been damaged by a burn.

These areas will regenerate, and most often do NOT contain many

taste buds. Curiously, the presence of taste buds in the covering epithelium

of the tongue is dependent upon the presence of NERVE fibers. These nerve fibers

apparently secrete some unknown gooey substance (yuck) that causes epithelial cells to turn

into taste cells. It is only recently that the cell proteins on these cells

that bind tasty things (yum) and signal the sense of taste have been discovered. I know this is probably more information than you need.

Answer 3

When you burn your taste buds, it may temporarily impair your ability to taste food properly, leading to a loss of sensation or altered taste perception. The taste buds may regenerate over time, but this process can take a few days to a couple of weeks depending on the extent of the damage. Severe burns may cause permanent damage to taste buds.

Answer 4

Impossible. And If IT WASen't You Wouldn't BEable to taste

Answer 5

you start eating things that you think are chocolate bars but really they're...

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