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Section: Fragrance > Regulatory & Research
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Recovering a Sense of Smell
The following literature examines how researchers and physicians are attempting to treat anosmia through nasal implants, gene therapy and honey applications.
Jan 28th, 2019
Copal blanco is a sap found in the pitch pine, which hardens in contact with the air. Also known as the “blood of trees,” it was used in sacred rituals in North American Aztec and Mayan cultures to lift the veil between the spirit realm and the human realm. Pictured here is the Magician Piramide del Adivino in the ancient Mayan city Uxmal in Mexico. Photo by Aleksandar Todorovic via Dreamstime.
Scent & Spirit: A Taste of Mexican Gourmand
Between white copal, zingy peppers, hearty maize and bitter chocolate, the author explores traditional Mexican dishes, linking culinary tradition, ritual and myth through the senses.
Mar 27th, 2019
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Endpoint: From Scent Dieting to Flavor Irritants: ‘Wellness’ in F&F
What does the word wellness bring to mind? Sinking into a neck-deep mud bath? Meditating in a swirl of incense? Hitting the gym four times a week? Or maybe crunching away on home-grown, organically harvested vegetables? Recycling, composting, supporting fair trade, etc., all elicit a sense of wellness in some form.
Mar 25th, 2016
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