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4 thoughts on “Smelling rosemary can improve memory”
Bad research method, they should have used an active control. all this shows is smelly rooms improve memory. smell and memory have long been linked.
Play it again sam, but this time with a real conrol.
The stench of Lark’s vomit may outperform rosemary, but since there are no companies selling that scent, a study of it is unlikely. Agree. Needs to be redone with ammonia as a control.
But they could at least have used lavender or smelly socks as a control.
Prozak etc… trails spring to mind where active controls out perform anti depressants
Did they? I didn’t hear that. Do you have a link to the source if that information?
Bad research method, they should have used an active control. all this shows is smelly rooms improve memory. smell and memory have long been linked.
Play it again sam, but this time with a real conrol.
The stench of Lark’s vomit may outperform rosemary, but since there are no companies selling that scent, a study of it is unlikely. Agree. Needs to be redone with ammonia as a control.
But they could at least have used lavender or smelly socks as a control.
Prozak etc… trails spring to mind where active controls out perform anti depressants
Did they? I didn’t hear that. Do you have a link to the source if that information?