You have taste buds other places besides your tongue. There are also taste cells in the back of your throat. young children have even more cells that sense taste in the mucous membranes of their lips
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Your tongue can say a lot about your health.A bright red tongue may be a sign of folic acid or B12 deficiency, etc
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You dont sense different tastes in different areas of the tongue.
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The tongue is not the strongest muscle in your body. It's not just one muscle.
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Taste buds are designed to keep us alive. The back of our tongue is sensitive to bitter tastes so we can spit out poisonous or spoiled foods before we swallow them. Sweet and salty tastes let us know
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Your tongue can get fat. If you get fat, so does your tongue
