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  Have you ever noticed how food loses its flavor when you have a stuffy nose? That is because our sense of smell plays a crucial role in ho...

Have you ever wondered why certain smells make you feel a certain way? For some people, specific body odors, especially from intimate areas,...

The Tadoma Method of communication is a unique and tactile way for deafblind individuals to connect and communicate with others. Developed i...

     Echolocation is a process where emitting sounds can help one determine the location and size of objects that can not be seen. The brain...

     Phantom pain, as described in the book, is a phenomenon of intense discomfort reported by amputees in their missing limb. It was previo...

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) has emerged as a promising tool in studying and enhancing mimicry, the automatic imitation of observ...

     Intensive speech therapy can significantly enhance lip-reading skills, transforming how individuals with hearing impairment communicati...

Pareidolia is the term for the phenomena that happens when people see patterns in seemingly unconnected things, including faces, animals, or...

Autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR) is a sensory-emotional phenomena that can be defined by the sensation of paresthesia, or a "...

  Odor has been shown to trigger memory in a Harvard Medical School lab study on how animals utilize their senses to interpret the environme...

     Anosmia is the loss of sense of smell. People unconsciously smell everything around them including people, nature, and gasses in the ai...

 Bone Conduction  Have you ever wondered how deaf people can perceive music? Those with conductive hearing loss, can perceive music through ...

 Proxy touch is when you use an object to feel or sense another object and is something that we subconsciously do all the time. Brushing our...

                                                                                  What are pheromones?      Pheromones are substances that a...

  Echolocation Echolocation is a technique that is used by some animals to determine the location of different objects in the world around t...

       Anosmia is the loss of the sense of smell through a head injury, infection or a blockage of the nose. Anosmia can be partial or it ca...

 Anosmia is the loss of sense or smell from a head injury, infection, or blockage of the nose. It can be partial which is called hyposmia or...

 A sommelier is a French term used for a wine steward or someone who is professionally trained in wine and wine pairings. They work along si...

            Anosmia, or the loss of the sense of smell, has been recognized as one of the symptoms associated with COVID-19. Many individual...

  Structured reflected sound is where sound waves are intentionally manipulated or shaped by objects in an environment, and the resulting ec...

  Verbal overshadowing refers to describing a nonverbal experience, which might impair subsequent recognition. One study found that  verbal...

 In See What I'm Saying,  the author touches on anosmia, the loss of sense of smell. Karl Wuensch lost his ability to smell dangerous od...

  Many of our senses come into play when it comes to eating food, from seeing a nicely presented meal, smelling the aromas in a wine, tastin...

  A smile can boost your emotional state because when you smile your brain releases neuropeptides that aid in fighting off stress. Also, neu...

  An out-of-body experience is a sensation of being outside one's own body, typically by being able to observe oneself from a distance. ...

      Echolocation is when animals to use reflective sound to figure out the location of an object. Using echolocation, animals are able to ...

      Phantosmia is a medical condition where you are smelling odors that are not actually present. This experience can also be called an ol...