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Why do I taste cucumber?

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25 Mar 2013 by klemmy
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Anonymous 25 Mar 2013

Hello klemmy. It might be a result from a medication you are taking. People who take Antabuse as a example lament that they have a strong garlic, or onion taste when taking the drug. Regards pledge

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happybrandee 26 Mar 2013

Are you taking Ambien by any chance? The reason that I ask is because I take ambien once in a while when I really need to and it gives me the taste of cucumbers! lol

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