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What could be causing a persistent increased smell of smoke in an adult with a history of Covid 19 infection? Bryan Ardis claims that nicotine may have played a major role during the COVID 19 pandemic. He argues that smokers reportedly had lower death rates from COVID and believes nicotine itself was the key @ Stephanie COVID 19 can cause significant smell disorders such as anosmia, parosmia, and phantosmia. While the majority regain their sense of smell within 2 years, up to 10% still have problems Smokers were expected to be the hardest hit during COVID yet studies revealed the opposite: many werent dying at the rates experts predicted. Human biologist Gary Brecka explains that this

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