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A new study reveals that the smell of coffee is enough for the brain to work better.
In tests conducted by scientists at the Stevens Institute of Technology in New Jersey, people sitting in a room smelling of coffee smelled better of the brain reacted as if it was consuming caffeine.
Coffee is already considered to reduce the risk of heart disease, boost metabolism and reduce the risk of dying young people.
Scientists say knowledge could be used by employers and architects to change the way people behave in the building.
The theory was tested by students who did a written test of algebra. The group of students who had tested the tests in the room with the smell of coffee had better results than the other group in the room without a stimulating odor.
It is not known whether a coffee smell has the same chemical effect on the brain as when people drink. The study suggests that there is a placebo effect here. People's brains, recognizing the smell of coffee, react in the same way that coffee is consumed. Caffeine is a stimulant, which means that it activates the brain and the central nervous system, reduces fatigue and makes people more alert and more focused.
Recent studies have shown that coffee reduces the risk of depression, stimulates long-term memory, and protects against Alzheimer's disease and dementia, reports Telegram.
"The smell of hearing is one of our strongest sensations," says author of the study of Professor Adrian Madzarov.
"Employers, architects, builders, space tenants and others could use subtle smells to shape the impressions of employees or other users." This area is certainly interesting and has great potential, "she concludes. on the portal are published in real time and "News Online" can not be considered as responsible for the writing.
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