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Eating lemons
has been noted as a remedy for seasickness. In my clinical experience, I've observed
a strange but real therapeutic effect of lemons. You can sniff them, suck on them or
sprinkle them with salt and lick them. Sometimes a natural scent has a calming effect. 
ELLS!!! You'll be able to tell in a minute which bottle of
milk is going bad, whether
pizza appeals to you, which
package of meat, fish or poultry is tainted. The 
first rule of thumb is to trust your
nose.
Bland is not necessarily best for everyone. We
have had luck with "fireballs" (cinnamon candy) to frozen potatoes
(tater tots)! Nothing surprises us anymore.
