Gustatory hallucinations are most commonly associated with:
Gustatory hallucinations are most commonly associated with temporal lobe lesions, especially uncinate gyrus seizures. Patients repo experiencing bitter, sweet, salty, tobacco-like, metallic or indescribable strange tastes. They are found in 4% of seizure patients with temporal lobe foci. Ref: Clinical neuropsychology 4th Ed By Kenneth M.Heilman, Page 488.
Temporal lobe epilepsy
Grand mal epilepsy
Anxiety disorders
Tobacco dependence