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Phantom tasting leaves a sudden metallic flavor

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Having your mouth spontaneously flood with the taste of old blood or copper when there is absolutely nothing around is deeply alarming. This strange sensory phenomenon serves as an involuntary supernatural palate cleanser that nobody ever asked for.

Phantom tasting leaves a sudden metallic flavor
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