Science Says Smelling Coffee Has the Same Effect as Drinking It, So I Wore Coffee Perfume for a Week To See If It Would Help Me Ditch My Morning Cup

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Science Says Smelling Coffee Has the Same Effect as Drinking It, So I Wore Coffee Perfume for a Week To See If It Would Help Me Ditch My Morning Cup
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, researchers divided a group of business undergrad students into two testing rooms to take an algebra test: one perfumed with a coffee-like scent and the other without. The results showed that participants in the coffee-scented testing room scored “significantly higher” on the test than those without it, supporting the researchers’ proposal that because of the “well-known effects of coffee and caffeine,” the smell of coffee would create a placebo-like effect.

Because I apparently love to make my life as difficult as possible, I started this little experiment on a Monday, putting my Nespresso machine aside for a hot shower and the. I knew I would need the strongest-scented coffee product I had to get through the first day, and this scrub had that rich espresso scent that hits you when you step into a coffee shop.

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