Sniffing the body odor of others can help treat social anxiety. writes about it weather With reference to a study by the Karolinska Institute in Sweden.
The study included 48 women with social anxiety, some of whom were given body odor and some were not. All were treated with mindfulness-based cognitive therapy.
The study found that the therapy was more effective when combined with sweat sniffing. Patients who completed therapy sessions while exposed to body odor had a 39% reduction in social anxiety, while those without body odor had a 17% reduction in anxiety scores.
Researchers believe there is something in human sweat that affects treatment, but more research is needed to confirm this link.
Formerly scientists at Duke University to solveNeanderthals were less sensitive to the smell of urine and sweat than modern humans, but could easily recognize the smell of honey.
Source: Gazeta
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