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Interesting report bit.ly/2RwccuG from the #FifthSenseConference discussing taste and smell disorders @FifthSenseUK #anosmiaawareness.

Great to see @stevenmunger at the recent #FifthSenseConference and hear about the latest #olfactory research going on at @UFCST. Big thanks to Steve for participating and to him and colleagues for their support of people with smell and taste disorders #anosmia

Big thanks to Richard Rees for coming to the #FifthSenseConference & talking about #PredictPD study which is looking into factors that may predict the early onset of #ParkinsonsDisease, olfactory loss being one. find out more at fifthsense.org.uk/worried-about-… @predictpdstudy @predictPD

“Until we’ve lost it, we don’t understand” @FifthSenseUK founder, Duncan shares his vision for why FS started, how we want to transform society’s understanding of the senses of smell and taste, and his ‘big bang’ beginning #FifthSenseConference

“The environment in which you eat can disrupt your experience” @FlavorActiV speaking on how important the setting in which you consume can affect your experience of food and drink 🥦🍅 #FifthSenseConference

Seems as though the #FifthSenseConference has been a great success!

I am so appreciative of what @FifthSenseUK is doing to promote #anosmia and of their amazing efforts in raising #anosmiaawareness I grew up without a sense of smell and it's been a real journey. Just knowing this resource exists is very comforting. #fifthsenseconference

I’ve only just seen the tweets about #FifthSenseConference - it looks great. I’m growing used to have no sense of smell - but sometimes it can be a real source of sadness or fear.

“We’re walking in a world of sensory disconnect. Wrapped in plastic, ordered online, no mindful examining. We just pay attention to bright slogans on packets.” @KitchenBee on how modernity has pushed us out of step with basic sensory experiences 🍎#FifthSenseConference

“How can I go on an adventure with food?” @KitchenBee talks on looking at food in a different way once affected by an olfactory disorder 🌎🌍🌏💫 #anosmia #FifthSenseConference

“I’ve learnt so much, and been on the brink of tears for most of it.” The incredible @KitchenBee speaks on #anosmia and @tastedfeed, a pioneering food education charity for children. #FifthSenseConference

“What do you get from this?” Duncan speaks on how he finds this question breaks down barriers between himself and friends with full range of their senses when eating together. Texture, visuals and temperature can be shared, even if sometimes taste cannot 🍭 #FifthSenseConference

“It was like someone had read my mind” - post-lunch discussions the foods on offer at #FifthSenseConference’s sensory menu 🌶🍦🥗

‘Helping find ways and avenues of enjoyment’ Tom Laughton and Duncan Boak talking about sensory ways to appreciate food after smell loss. Contrasting textures, contrasting colours, temperature, who you eat with can all contribute to the eating experience. #FifthSenseConference

Just hearing about @predictpdstudy at #FifthSenseConference - if you fit the criteria below, get involved and help shape the future of #Parkinsons and #anosmia research 👃🏻

‘Far more people have smell loss than ever get diagnosed’. Dr Richard Rees #FifthSenseConference

‘I’m curious about memory and smell. Sometimes I’m not even thinking about it and I get a memory of the smell of plum sauce’. An audience member asks a question during #FifthSenseConference

Smell and taste always go hand in hand. An important conference happening @FifthSenseUK thank you for these tweets! #fifthsenseconference

Rose, clove, lemon, eucalyptus. Smell training can work for some patients with smell loss (esp if caused by post-viral loss) but you don’t need to buy expensive kits says Prof Carl Philpott- just choose a range of liquids with different smells. #FifthSenseConference

‘Anosmia is a frequently dismissed complaint... apathy has occurred in the medical profession’. Hearing from Prof Carl Philpott that smell loss has been neglected by doctors. One of the reasons, he says is that very few treatments have undergone rcts. #FifthSenseConference

Great to see @stevenmunger at the recent #FifthSenseConference and hear about the latest #olfactory research going on at @UFCST. Big thanks to Steve for participating and to him and colleagues for their support of people with smell and taste disorders #anosmia

‘97 per cent of the people we see in clinic with a taste problem actually have a problem with their sense of smell’. Dr Lisha McLelland talking about smell and taste disorders #FifthSenseConference

‘Actually that doesn’t happen’. Lisha mclelland explains that the old maps of the tongue are inaccurate. All the taste receptors are actually distributed ‘in a mish mash’ across the tongue. #FifthSenseConference

‘I’d pick out the most ridiculous potent things and try to smell them..mustard, coffee, anything. But I couldn’t smell or taste them’. ⁦@farringtonsmith⁩ talking powerfully about the horror of realising that ‘just a cold’ had become #anosmia. #FifthSenseConference.

‘Far more people have smell loss than ever get diagnosed’. Dr Richard Rees #FifthSenseConference

‘The human olfactory system is like a pick n mix bag. Humans have 400 working olfactory receptors but they are expressed in different ways’. Lissa Mclellland on the astonishing variety of smells that humans are capable of perceiving. #FifthSenseConference

‘Helping find ways and avenues of enjoyment’ Tom Laughton and Duncan Boak talking about sensory ways to appreciate food after smell loss. Contrasting textures, contrasting colours, temperature, who you eat with can all contribute to the eating experience. #FifthSenseConference

Lemon, strawberry, glue, chocolate, cigarettes, sauerkraut. Some of the substances used by ENT surgeons in smell tests to test for smell and taste disorders. Prof Carl Philpott #FifthSenseConference

‘When I was a kid, dinnertimes were things of nightmares’. Fifteen year old Abi Millard is giving a very moving speech on having congenital anosmia #FifthSenseConference. I first met Abi when she was nine and it’s wonderful to see her again but sad that her anosmia is not cured.

‘We’ve only got five senses. And one of them [smell] has been hugely neglected’ by medicine says ⁦@FifthSenseUK⁩ member Tom Laughton #FifthSenseConference

Big thanks to Richard Rees for coming to the #FifthSenseConference & talking about #PredictPD study which is looking into factors that may predict the early onset of #ParkinsonsDisease, olfactory loss being one. find out more at fifthsense.org.uk/worried-about-… @predictpdstudy @predictPD

‘Anosmia is a frequently dismissed complaint... apathy has occurred in the medical profession’. Hearing from Prof Carl Philpott that smell loss has been neglected by doctors. One of the reasons, he says is that very few treatments have undergone rcts. #FifthSenseConference

Rose, clove, lemon, eucalyptus. Smell training can work for some patients with smell loss (esp if caused by post-viral loss) but you don’t need to buy expensive kits says Prof Carl Philpott- just choose a range of liquids with different smells. #FifthSenseConference