According to genetic research, we each inherit a unique set of genes that governs our ability to taste foods. But there are important health implications to being what's called a "supertaster" compared to being a "non-taster." Kathy King explains.
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Supertasters vs Non-Tasters: Why the Difference Matters
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According to genetic research, we each inherit a unique set of genes that governs our ability to taste foods. But there are important health implications to being what's called a "supertaster" compared to being a "non-taster." Kathy King explains.
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