Are Scents of Nature an Untapped Well-Being Boost?
Of course they are!
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Most of them are. Some are the opposite. Cow manure is perfectly natural but its scent doesn't improve my well being.
This is very true. Fortunately, we live next to some undeveloped parkland, far enough from the stench of DC to have mostly dissipated before it reaches us.
Well, certain scents are.
Wild garlic grows here.
Sue - Unless someone works on a farm?
Bill - Plus you have lots of trees around your house.
Deb - We have to concentrate on the good ones.
Anon - I have wild onions popping up all over the yard right now.
Good or bad, natural scents are beneficial
My nose may now one trillion scents but I don't think I could list them.
I love the smell of the Ponderosa Pines in the mountains. But I think Cedar smells a little like cat pee.
Nature? yes. But let me walk past a bakery baking sweet pastries and I'm in heaven.
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