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6.04.2005

Can peppermint be a solution to accidents?

According to recent studies, smells around us affect how we react. Peppermint, lemon, or cinnabon smells can increase our concentration while fast food, or bread smells can make us careless. Camomile, jasmine, and lavender odors are also dangerous because they can make people sleep.

So next time shopping for car freshener stay away from lavender...

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