It seems like it’s never too late to start rehabilitating the sense of smell – unless it’s a case of, for example, olfactory nerve damage caused by a fall! We received excellent customer feedback: after several years of being odor-free, the odors began to return with the help of our product. “In the middle of…
Olfactory training helps the brain to recognize different smells again. The aim of the training is to help recovery based on neuroplasticity – the brain’s ability to reorganize itself to compensate for a change or injury. Training improves and accelerates the recovery of olfactory cells and the development of new ones. In all smell training…
Deterioration of the sense of smell is common with aging. The weakening of the sense of smell affects the quality of life and increases the likelihood of depressive symptoms. Scents bring to mind various pleasant and enjoyable things throughout life. Without scents and related memory traces, some of our wonderful memories threaten to be lost,…
You can train with these scents separately or to enhance your smell training with our standard scents. Special scents are designed to be used as part of olfactory training. Include the special scents in your daily training so that in the future you will be able to detect the smell of smoke, watch out for…
Use this simple self-assessment test to determine the current state of your sense of smell. It is useful to do this before you start smell training. You can then take the test again later and see if you notice any changes. First answer these questions: I can tell the difference between salt and sugar. Yes…
The purpose of the training diary is to help you note down the strengths and characteristics of scents during olfactory training, so that you can see how the sense of smell develops during olfactory training. Start filling in the training diary from the first training session. Fill in the table every week after the morning…
WellSmell special fragrances help rehabilitate your sense of smell. We recommend using special scents in smell training, complementing the scents of the training phases with them. It is very important to practice also with scents related to fire and food safety. In our selection you can find e.g. smells of mold, burnt wood and spoiled…
Olfactory training can rehabilitate a lost sense of smell. The training is based on training the sense of smell with scents selected based on scientific research. Scents form a scent group, and each training phase follows this scent group. The sense of smell develops in each person individually, depending on the acquired olfactory impairment. In…
The loss of the sense of smell and taste was recognized as one of the symptoms of corona in the early stages of the pandemic. It is common for viruses to cause loss of smell and taste, but during the coronavirus pandemic, many people suffer from loss of sense of smell and taste. Studies have…
The study “Long-term effects of olfactory training in patients with post-infectious olfaction (I. Konstantinidis, E. Tsakiropoulou, J. Constantinidis; DOI: 10.4193/Rhino15.264)” investigated the long-term effects of olfactory training in patients with complete or partial loss of smell in 111 patients as a result of infection. The study concluded that short-term olfactory training leads to a lasting…
