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Smell Training for Brain Health?

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Yes, I agree that the machine is ridiculously expensive, but I wouldn't purchase it if the only benefit was improving my sense of smell. In my research, there were so many other benefits from reducing inflammation that olfactory stimulation provides. Highest on my list is improving and maintaining brain function. I still very occasionally have "senior moments", but overall, I've noticed a significant difference.

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I have used the Memory Air machine consistently for a few months now and have also used some of the scent sticks I had mentioned in a previous post. I am not only smelling more consistently, but my sense of taste has also increased, although not as much as my overall sense of smell. Both are gifts I had thought would never be recovered!