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Can you smell COVID?
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My husband works for a large event/concert venue indoors and claims ever since he had it 4 years ago, he can smell it in a crowd.

Just yesterday we were at an outdoor even and at one point he said "Move away, fast. That direction. Someone right here has COVID." So we did, but is this a thing? He can't quite describe it other than he knows it when he smells it.

When our son got it from him, he couldn't smell it, but a year later he told me I had it 3 days before I tested positive.

I think the disease broke his smell receptors and they grew back as super powers! (Yes, I know that's not how it works, but come on!)

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The human body is a mystery, and some people have abilities that their genetically inclined for.

I wouldn't doubt that he could.

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