In the last two months, I have committed to a healthier diet of stuff that is not crap. Nothing I've made is anything I will ever try to impress the 11th (or 12th) Doctor with if he crashes in my yard, but it's not crap. I can't emphasize enough how not crap the things I'm putting in my body are.
I've noticed quite a few changed in my health. Nothing major, but enough to notice that my diet along with some of the other healthy things I'm doing are the main reasons behind the changes. (Diet leads to third arms growing from the cranium right?)
One of the things I noticed is that my sense of smell seems to be improving. I've always lived in this state of perpetual allergies, which if you've smelled the things I have to deal with throughout the day you would be grateful for. There are moments of clarity where I'll smell something very strongly and then I stuff right back up again. But since I've made these dietary changes, I've noticed my allergies aren't so strong that they completely block out the sense of smell.
Am I alone in this, or is there a correlation between diet and allergies?
I've noticed quite a few changed in my health. Nothing major, but enough to notice that my diet along with some of the other healthy things I'm doing are the main reasons behind the changes. (Diet leads to third arms growing from the cranium right?)
One of the things I noticed is that my sense of smell seems to be improving. I've always lived in this state of perpetual allergies, which if you've smelled the things I have to deal with throughout the day you would be grateful for. There are moments of clarity where I'll smell something very strongly and then I stuff right back up again. But since I've made these dietary changes, I've noticed my allergies aren't so strong that they completely block out the sense of smell.
Am I alone in this, or is there a correlation between diet and allergies?