如果最近突然爱上吃这2样东西，说明你的身体确实老了

Group 1 - The article discusses how aging affects taste and smell, particularly the perception of cilantro and salt [1][3][5] - It highlights that one in five people in East Asia dislikes cilantro due to a genetic variation affecting their ability to perceive certain aldehyde compounds [1] - As people age, their olfactory function declines, leading to a reduced sensitivity to unpleasant smells, which may result in a newfound appreciation for cilantro [3][5] Group 2 - The article explains that aging also impacts taste perception, with a decrease in the ability to renew taste buds and a reduction in saliva production, which is essential for taste [7] - This phenomenon is referred to as "taste compensation," where older individuals may prefer saltier foods to compensate for diminished taste sensitivity [7][10]