Smell is one of the earliest indicators of brain health
And one that YOU can actively train and strengthen
“I’ve always had trouble remembering names, and all of a sudden I’ve noticed I’m remembering names better.”
— Christine L., 84, 3 months using a Memorease kitThe Forgotten Sense
Your sense of smell does more than you think.
It shapes memory, emotion, flavour, and how you experience the world.
Yet most of us know almost nothing about keeping it healthy, or that it can be trained.
WHY SMELL IS IMPORTANT
You get glasses if your eyes change, and untreated hearing loss puts you at risk for cognitive decline.
But when was the last time someone asked you about smell loss?
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