How December Air Changes Your Sense of Smell
• December air's lower humidity can reduce the effectiveness of olfactory receptors, affecting how we perceive scents.
• Cold air often leads to nasal congestion, diminishing the ability to smell, but stronger scents like winter spices can seem amplified.
• Staying hydrated, using a humidifier, and practicing steam inhalation can help maintain a healthy sense of smell during the colder months.
December air alters perception of scents
Have you ever observed that the fragrance of garam chai feels especially comforting in December, or that festive sweets smell even more enticing? It's not just your imagination; the December air genuinely modifies how you perceive scents.
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