Smell training kit | Enhance your sense of smell | Clove, Rose, Eucalyptus, Lemon Essential oils

What is Smell retraining therapy/ odour training?

It is a way to help rebuild the connection between the nose and the brain to recover the sense of smell. Similar to exercising a muscle, practicing smelling can strengthen the olfactory system. This concept is used to help train professionals like sommeliers or perfume creators but can also be applied to our patients who have lost or experienced a significant decline in their sense of smell.

Research has shown that a regimen of practicing smelling can aid in the recovery of the sense of smell. Patients who participated in a smell retraining regimen had significant improvement in their sense of smell, compared to those who did not. The original research was done with 4 essential oils- rose, eucalyptus, lemon, and clove.

Odor training is not a medicine but a way to speed up and stimulate recovery. Think of it as a form of physiotherapy for the nose.

Practice as follows:

Smell each scent for 10 seconds in a natural breathing way, at least twice daily.

Period of the training

To notice the effect of the odor training, you must carry out the training for several months. Various studies have shown that the first result is often noticeable after 6-7 months. It is also important that you do it daily. In the morning and in the evening. Put the fragrance in a handy place so that you do not forget it and you can train your sense of smell daily.

The Divine Aroma Smell Training Kit includes:

• Rose 100% natural essential oil
• Lemon 100% pure & natural essential oil 
• Eucalyptus 100% pure & natural essential oil bottle
• Clove 100% pure & natural essential oil

*The oil in each 5ml bottle will be 2.5-3ml 

Precautions : 

For external use only. If pregnant, nursing, or under a doctor’s care, consult a physician. Keep out of reach of children. Avoid contact with eyes, inner ears, and sensitive areas. Possible skin sensitivity.

Disclaimer: Although the research and clinical studies show positive results, the results vary from individual to individual and the products and methods recommended are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.