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    The Joys and Disappointments of Being a Supertaster

    Humans can all taste the same things, but things don’t taste the same to all people.
    by Nicola Twilley Mar 14, 2017 1 minute
    Source: Fred Ernst / AP

    Taste is the oldest of our five senses, and yet perhaps the least understood. It’s far more complicated than salty versus sweet: New research is dramatically expanding our knowledge of taste, showing that it’s intimately connected to obesity,

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