Flora Fragrance - Dealers and Suppliers of Essential & Absolute Oils

Posted by Flora Fragrance on April 6th, 2019

Flora Fragrance aims to provide value products in Fragrance, Perfumes, Absolutes & Essential oils, Aroma and Natural Essential oils,Aromatherapy Oils.

Scents can have positive effects on mood, stress reduction, sleep enhancement, self-confidence and physical and cognitive performance,” says Theresa Molnar, executive director of the Sense of Smell Institute, the research and educational arm of the perfume industry’s Fragrance Foundation. By becoming more aware of the way specific odors affect you personally, you may be able to enhance your health and well being.

An odor has no personal significance until it becomes connected to something that has meaning. With your initial encounter, you begin forming nerve connections that intertwine the smell with emotions. The capacities for both smell and emotion are rooted in the same network of brain structures, the limb system. The olfactory center also interacts directly with the hippo campus, a brain area involved in the formation of new memories. On a practical level, that means that you may be able to use your sense of smell to prompt your memory when taking a test.

Peppermint is generally invigorating. "Peppermint scent increases activity in the brain area that wakes us up in the morning ," says Bryan Raudenbush, a psychologist at Wheeling Jesuit University in West Virginia. His research has shown that exercisers run faster and do more push-ups when exposed to the scent. Try a few drops of peppermint oil on a wristband.

Lavender is generally relaxing. Exposure to lavender scent can decrease heart rate. Use the scent for unwinding at bedtime, suggests Avery Gilbert, a sensory psychologist in Montclair, New Jersey. Or take several whiffs to recharge yourself during work breaks. Japanese researchers find that the practice helps prevent an afternoon slump in concentration.

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