Jonas Olofsson

Yeah, it is very individual. And I think it's also interesting to what you said that we don't really talk about it very often. It's really hard to communicate and talk about smells and try to put it into words what we are experiencing. So a lot of it...

kind of affects us in an in an unconscious way so part of my efforts is to kind of make people aware and to talk more about smells and to attend to smells and and i think that will kind of lead to a better understanding of who we are and why we do the things we do one of the things about the sense of smell that i

kind of affects us in an in an unconscious way so part of my efforts is to kind of make people aware and to talk more about smells and to attend to smells and and i think that will kind of lead to a better understanding of who we are and why we do the things we do one of the things about the sense of smell that i

kind of affects us in an in an unconscious way so part of my efforts is to kind of make people aware and to talk more about smells and to attend to smells and and i think that will kind of lead to a better understanding of who we are and why we do the things we do one of the things about the sense of smell that i

Yeah, many people have at least a few of those childhood memories that can be instantly triggered by a certain smell. And yeah, it's not really well known why this happens. But we know that the sense of smell is fully developed already when we are born. So we are born with a really keen sense of smell. And that makes us...

Yeah, many people have at least a few of those childhood memories that can be instantly triggered by a certain smell. And yeah, it's not really well known why this happens. But we know that the sense of smell is fully developed already when we are born. So we are born with a really keen sense of smell. And that makes us...

Yeah, many people have at least a few of those childhood memories that can be instantly triggered by a certain smell. And yeah, it's not really well known why this happens. But we know that the sense of smell is fully developed already when we are born. So we are born with a really keen sense of smell. And that makes us...

probably able to encode new memories related to smell before we are able to do the same with other senses. And that is maybe why the sense of smell can bring back these old memories. Other sensory events, they tend to bring back memory from the teenage years or young adulthood. For example, our favorite music is usually the music that we loved when we were teenagers.

probably able to encode new memories related to smell before we are able to do the same with other senses. And that is maybe why the sense of smell can bring back these old memories. Other sensory events, they tend to bring back memory from the teenage years or young adulthood. For example, our favorite music is usually the music that we loved when we were teenagers.

probably able to encode new memories related to smell before we are able to do the same with other senses. And that is maybe why the sense of smell can bring back these old memories. Other sensory events, they tend to bring back memory from the teenage years or young adulthood. For example, our favorite music is usually the music that we loved when we were teenagers.

But with smell, it goes earlier than that. So childhood memories are evoked by the smells.

But with smell, it goes earlier than that. So childhood memories are evoked by the smells.

But with smell, it goes earlier than that. So childhood memories are evoked by the smells.

Yeah, it is, unfortunately. So a lot of the people who have smell impairments, they have that because of wear and tear over our lives. So as I mentioned, these olfactory receptors are exposed in the nasal cavity. So they are exposed to all kinds of things, viruses, etc., that we breathe in and that can have harmful effects. And even if the

Yeah, it is, unfortunately. So a lot of the people who have smell impairments, they have that because of wear and tear over our lives. So as I mentioned, these olfactory receptors are exposed in the nasal cavity. So they are exposed to all kinds of things, viruses, etc., that we breathe in and that can have harmful effects. And even if the

Yeah, it is, unfortunately. So a lot of the people who have smell impairments, they have that because of wear and tear over our lives. So as I mentioned, these olfactory receptors are exposed in the nasal cavity. So they are exposed to all kinds of things, viruses, etc., that we breathe in and that can have harmful effects. And even if the

The biological system is very good at regeneration and recovering from these insults. It's rarely as good as it was when we were young. So it's a normal consequence of aging. And unfortunately,

The biological system is very good at regeneration and recovering from these insults. It's rarely as good as it was when we were young. So it's a normal consequence of aging. And unfortunately,

The biological system is very good at regeneration and recovering from these insults. It's rarely as good as it was when we were young. So it's a normal consequence of aging. And unfortunately,

unlike the sense of vision we don't have anything comparable to to eyeglasses to compensate for for these impairments so there is no technology yet for fully recovering or compensating for an impaired sense of smell is it true that women have a better sense of smell overall Not quite, actually. It's a notion that was present already in ancient times.