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Qaagi - Book of Why

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all the physical organs and cellscontributeto the sense of smell

odorants — chemical particlestriggerthe sense of smell

The neural connections between the VNO and the ( 25 ) brain ... whose processing of odorantstriggerssensations of smell

the brain only requires the stimulation of a few receptorsto createa sense of smell

the sense of sightcan triggerthe sense of smell

triquetral e. 276 Olfactory cells within the olfactory epithelium ... moleculesresultin a sense of smell

Neil ’sleadskeen sense of smell

the taste Wild herbs , such as fennel or rosemary ... eatingto influencethe sense of smell

to activate the sense of taste than it doesto triggerthe sense of smell

certain organs or cellscontributeto the sense of smell

Chemical stimuli ... a chemicalsleadto the sense of smell

one nose 's functioncontributesto the sense of smell

All other flavor sensationsresultfrom the sense of smell

@ 09:18 PM Godcreatedthe sense of smell

The sixth function isto contributeto a sense of smell

odorants activating olfactory sensory neurons in the nose(passive) is caused byThe sense of smell

a visual medium(passive) is triggered bymy sense of smell

which transmits smell information from the nose to the braincreatingthe ' sense of smell

react with receptorsto createthe sensation of smell

The nose + cittacreatesthe sense of smell

The nose ... the faceis ... designedfor the sense of smell

Olfactory receptors are critical for transmitting the effects of odorants ,contributingto the sense of smell

binding of odorants to a set of olfactory receptors ( ORs(passive) is triggered byThe sense of smell

some damage to the nervecreatesa sense of smell

when molecules are recognised by special cells in the nose(passive) is triggeredThe sense of smell

receptors in the olfactory epithelium that lines the nose(passive) is triggered byThe sense of smell

Odorant molecules ... substancestriggerthe sense of smell

a pleasant aroma and a sweet scentcreatesa sense of smell

activating the visual cortexinfluencesthe sense of smell

the pheromone - binding receptorscreatea sense of smell

the ingredient zinc gluconate(passive) possibly caused bysmell ( anosmia

I might use incenseto triggermy sense of smell

when air molecules enter the nose and trigger specialized nerve cells , which deliver sensory impulses to the brain(passive) is createdA sense of smell

when the aroma molecule binds with these sensory cells(passive) is triggeredThe sense of smell

Circadian Rhythm Smell sensitivity varies with circadian rhythm(passive) is Influenced BySense of Smell

olfactory - receptor genesinfluencesense of smell

even very minute quantities of the moleculestriggerthe sense of smell

The massage works through the sense of touch ; food , spices , and herbs restore the sense of tasteinfluencethe sense of smell

Scent marketing expert Out of our five sensesinfluencesthe sense of smell

the olfactory receptors stimulate the brainto createthe sensation of smell

some of the strongest memoriescan triggersome of the strongest memories

emotions and memories as wellinfluencesemotions and memories as well

emotions , memories and moodsinfluencesemotions , memories and moods

emotions , memories and evaluations(passive) are triggered byemotions , memories and evaluations

intimate memoriescan triggerintimate memories

very early memoriescan triggervery early memories

all sorts of memoriestriggersall sorts of memories

memories for a lifetimecan triggermemories for a lifetime

memories that can overwhelm youcan triggermemories that can overwhelm you

you into that valued memoriescan leadyou into that valued memories

past memoriescan triggerpast memories

the moat memoriescreatesthe moat memories

great memoriescreatesgreat memories

more memories than any other smellprovokesmore memories than any other smell

natural memoriescan triggernatural memories

a flood of memoriescan triggera flood of memories

the strongest most vivid memoriescan triggerthe strongest most vivid memories

so many memories , more than any other of our sensesdoes provokeso many memories , more than any other of our senses

such strong memories and emotionscan triggersuch strong memories and emotions

so many memories and sensationscan triggerso many memories and sensations

memories better than any other sensewill triggermemories better than any other sense

right into the sense of tasteleadsright into the sense of taste

more that 75 % for our sense of tastecontributesmore that 75 % for our sense of taste

some extremely fond memoriescan occasionally triggersome extremely fond memories

powerful human emotions and memoriescan triggerpowerful human emotions and memories

more powerful memories and emotions than any of the other sensescan triggermore powerful memories and emotions than any of the other senses

pleasant memories and emotionscan ... triggerpleasant memories and emotions

a wave of memories or emotionscan triggera wave of memories or emotions

Some of my fondest childhood memories(passive) are prompted bySome of my fondest childhood memories

such strong emotional memoriescreatessuch strong emotional memories

memories more strongly than any other sensecan triggermemories more strongly than any other sense

memories , good and badcan also triggermemories , good and bad

powerful impressions and memoriescan createpowerful impressions and memories

memories of all kinds to the individualcan triggermemories of all kinds to the individual

memories of the far pasttriggersmemories of the far past

memories that last a lifetimecan triggermemories that last a lifetime

memories better than just about anythingcan triggermemories better than just about anything

memories you did n't realise you hadcan triggermemories you did n't realise you had

long - lost memoriescan triggerlong - lost memories

indelible , unforgettable memoriescreatesindelible , unforgettable memories

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