Scents and Sensuality: The Essence of Excitement

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The aim of this book is to encourage people to revive and use to the full their sense of taste and smell. The author describes the functioning of the smell brain, an organ with an earlier evolutionary history than the intelligent brain, and suggests ways to heighten latent powers of smell.

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