Re: [CH] thick tongues

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In a message dated 6/5/99 4:32:15 AM Pacific Daylight Time, 
av8d-ysb@asahi-net.or.jp writes:

<< Apparenlty, in reaction to all that heat, the skin of the
 tongue is supposed to thicken and this impairs to some agree our sense of
 taste. This sounds like a bunch of compost to me.  >>

As far as I am concerned my own sense of taste is actually assisted by 
regular doses of our favorite fruits.  The only time I can say that my taste 
has been impaired has been when I overindulged in something way out of my 
league or used a hotsauce that was too heavy in the vinegar taste.

Maybe the capsicum opens some pores(?) in our tongue? I don't know, but Im 
not going to stop eating chile peppers either.

Just my two cents!

John ChefChile Whalen

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