Yahoo

This Therapy Promises To Speed Smell’s Return After Covid

Chances are you’ve got a favorite smell. Maybe it’s the floral scent that reminds you of your wedding bouquet, the cinnamony aroma of your mom’s fresh baked snickerdoodles, or perfume of freshly cut ...
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Loss of smell: How can it be recovered and trained, according to science?

Olfactory training—based on repeated exposure to different scents—has proven effective in improving and even restoring the ...
KTHV

Yes, 'smell training' works for people who've lost their sense of smell

NEW ORLEANS — The loss of smell and taste is a fairly common symptom of COVID-19. About 80% of people infected with the Alpha or Delta variant experiences it. It can be scary, but something called ...
Self

Smell Training: How This Therapy Could Help People Having Trouble Smelling After COVID-19

More than a third of individuals diagnosed with COVID-19 report a temporary loss of taste or smell, according to recent research. So it’s no surprise that many people are looking for unique ways to ...
KTNV Las Vegas

COVID patients try 'smell training' to help taste, smell return

A number of things can cause you to lose your sense of taste and smell and it's been a common side effect from COVID-19. People say they can't smell at all while they have the virus and some say this ...
Gizmodo

‘Smell Training’ Is a Great Way to Get Your Sense of Smell Back After Covid-19, Scientists Say

Researchers in the UK say people who have lost their sense of smell due to covid-19 are better off using “smell training” at home, rather than steroids, to help get their sniffer back in working order ...
The New York Times

Covid Stole Your Sense of Smell? Try Physical Therapy for Your Nose.

Doctors are recommending smell training for patients with lingering olfactory problems. Credit...Patricia Voulgaris for The New York Times Supported by By Christina Caron When Laura Drager contracted ...