why do we fell the milk tasteless after having something sweet?
93694
because when you eat something really sweet .. it will cause you to be used at that kind of sweet .. so when you eat something having less sweetness .. it won't feel sweet due to the last taste you had
480476
"Sweetness" is a brain interpretation of a specific signal, just like pain and pleasure- They are not physical objects that can be measured precisely, because they are subjective sensations.  One measures sweetness by tasting it, or having a population of people taste it, and rate it-you can't chemically analyze the sweetness of something (any more than you can chemically analyze pain in the absence of a person's interpretation of it).  So, since sweetness is a specific signal, generated by activation of specific receptors on specific taste receptors in the tongue, and analyzed by specific regions of the brain, there are a number of biological limitations based on what generates it.  So, number of "sweet" receptors on the taste buds, the number of specific taste buds that contain these receptors, the number of neurons that interpret the signal "sweet", would all be limiting factors.
950142
Don't do that!! You could lose feeling and all taste sensation forever!!
1174845
As long as it's still connected to your body it will still be normal, but you will temporarily muffle your sense of taste.\n\nGo ahead - allow your tongue to dry out and then put a little sugar on the tip of your dry tongue - you probably won't taste it at all.  Saliva helps facilitate your taste buds.  Without it life isn't nearly as interesting.
763036
Because you r not dehydrated. u drink enought liquids.
883139
Yeap, I developed it after my daughter was born, it has progressively gotten worst. First just milk bothered me, then cheese, now yogurt . . . it sucks! As far as diseases or medications which cause it, I am not aware of any, but I would suppose that anything which would kill the bacteria in your gut could have some type of affect. Lactose intolerance, as you stated, is simply a lack of an  enzyme that the bateria in your gut make to break-down lactose. I read (although I can not reference it at this moment) that if you stop ingesting dairy products, the bacteria stop making the enzyme, I am not sure if this is 100% correct, but perhaps it's a type of "evolutionary process" our individual bodies go through in adapting to our environment . . . that's my hypothesis :-)  Also, various ethnic groups, particulary hispanic's are lactose intolerant. \nI find it helpful to take those lactose pills, I have to take two if I want to drink a glass of milk, but every once in a while I just get a craving to go crazy on the dairy.
471549
Try drinking a bottle of water and waiting about 15 mins.  Lots of times our bodies are actually only thirsty, but trick us into thinking we are hungry, especially when craving sweets.
652354
people who cannot drink milk or eat milk products. milk contains a nutrient called lactose, and being lactose intolerant means unable to digest lactose. if a lactose intolerant person does end up intaking lactate, then it causes them indigestion, diorrhea, etc.
158063
I like sweet sugar in my coffe with milk
373575
If you want to know, you have to taste it by yourself. A lot of women you have to have with you for doing so. Not only that, you have to figure that out whether they will allow you to taste their breast milk or not.
941348
You're probably getting a small electrical charge, known as electrolysis, which happens when 2 dissimilar metals come in contact with one another, which causes that horrible flavor in your mouth.  I have a bridge that does that when eating utensils touch it, and yeah, its a disgusting taste and sensation, very bitter.
357098
hot milk and honey...tastes ok but soothes\nif hot doesnt work try cold...like icecream
171717
Are you a smoker?  Smoking can affect your senses of smell and taste because those two senses are related.  If you quit, your sense of smell should recover over time, therefore your sense of taste (beyond just salty, sour, sweet, and bitter) will return as well.\n\nIf you don't smoke, go see your primary care physician, and ask for a referral to an ENT
965002
It is a reaction that will eventually dissipate.  The more times you make it make that taste, the faster it will go away.
856600
It only tastes like crap if you don't drink it often. Once you start drinking it regularly you get used to it, and it tastes the same as drinks with sugar in them.
571209
No, your blood sugar is low.  Go have some juice. \n\nCheers!
492959
Yes, my friend was born without the ability to smell, but she can still taste.  She says her sense of taste is probably muted because taste is augmented by smell.  But she can tell the difference between eating chocolate and eggs.  But she could not smell the difference if it wasn't in her mouth.  She told a story that when she was little she saw people smelling flowers and she would make the same gesture-pretend to smell flowers- but of course didn't understand until much later that they were getting a sensation she didn't get.