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Our sense of smell is deeply entwined with our memory, and recent research shows it is possible to improve memory and thought by improving our sense of smell through exercises for the nose.

A new study suggests that nightly aromatherapy with seven different essential oils may help increase cognitive capacity in older adults.

Two hours of aromatherapy every night boosts your memories of the past, and more than triples your cognitive capacity, a study finds

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Discover how inhaling pleasant scents during sleep can improve brain health, cognitive capacity, and potentially deter dementia.

Individuals who breathed in a pleasant odor while sleeping experienced a dramatic improvement in memory compared with healthy controls, early research shows.

A recent study has found that drifting off while smelling certain natural oils could help boost memory.

A study by the University of California Centre for the Neurobiology of Learning and Memory has discovered that falling asleep while smelling certain natural oils could actually increase memory

Researchers found infusing aroma in the bedrooms of older adults for two hours each night resulted in significant improvements in their memory.

Older adults who slept with a diffuser that released seven different odors at night showed improvements in verbal memory, a new study shows.