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Other causes include: Aging Smoking cigarettes Hormone imbalances Dental problems Medications such as antibiotics or antihistamines Nervous system disorders (Parkinsons disease, Alzheimer's disease) Types of smell disorders There are four types of smelling disorders: Hyposmia: a decrease in ones ability to detect an odor Anosmia: a complete inability to smell Parasomnia: change in perception of how something smells Phantosmia: smelling an odor that isnt there It is hard to determine the exact number of people who have a smell disorder as most cases are self-reported

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Data compiled by DoD states that chewing tobacco is used by 19 percent of 18- to 24-year-old military males, which is approximately twice the national average