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Why smelling roses may help lock in memories

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If you want to ace a test, study next to a bouquet. Introducing the scent of roses while learning a task, and then pumping that exact same scent into the room while the person rests, physically forces the hippocampus to solidify those specific memory files. The smell acts as a biological save button for the day's data.

Why smelling roses may help lock in memories
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