(Vinepar.com) Go ahead and take a deep whiff of the next glass of wine you see (and the next one, and the next one). Researchers at the Cleveland Clinic in Las Vegas found in a preliminary study that master sommeliers — people who arguably rely on their sense of smell more than anyone else — are less likely to get Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s than people who don’t soak in delicious smells for a living.
The study, which was published in the journal Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, compared brain scans of 13 sommeliers and 13 people with much less interesting jobs. The researchers noticed key differences in certain areas of the sommeliers’ brains.
Read the whole article her at Vinepar.com.
Did I mention that I am a sommelier? No? I thought I did. Well, I am. Lucky me. 🙂 You will find more articles about wine right here, and if you wan´t to read my articles about travel – click here.
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Shortly about me/this blog – I am a author, journalist, sommelier, model and traveller that have experienced a lot of beautiful places all over our amazing world. With that, I have been writing articles for several magazines. You can also read about my travels right here.
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Trude Helén Hole, New Spirit Communication
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And please do remember; live by love and joy, then the world becomes a better place to be for all of us. 🙂
(Vinepar.com) Go ahead and take a deep whiff of the next glass of wine you see (and the next one, and the next one). Researchers at the Cleveland Clinic in Las Vegas found in a preliminary study that master sommeliers — people who arguably rely on their sense of smell more than anyone else — are less likely to get Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s than people who don’t soak in delicious smells for a living.
The study, which was published in the journal Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, compared brain scans of 13 sommeliers and 13 people with much less interesting jobs. The researchers noticed key differences in certain areas of the sommeliers’ brains.
Read the whole article her at Vinepar.com.
Did I mention that I am a sommelier? No? I thought I did. Well, I am. Lucky me. 🙂 You will find more articles about wine right here, and if you wan´t to read my articles about travel – click here.
……….
Shortly about me/this blog – I am a author, journalist, sommelier, model and traveller that have experienced a lot of beautiful places all over our amazing world. With that, I have been writing articles for several magazines. You can also read about my travels right here.
Please join this blog if you like, by clicking the FOLLOW icon on the right. Do you wan´t to add me up at YouTube, Instagram, Linkedin, Twitter or Facebook, or buy my books or wine courses – please do so. Thank you, and have a beautiful day with a lot of love and laughter:-)
Trude Helén Hole, New Spirit Communication
If you want to cooperate – then contact me here.
And please do remember; live by love and joy, then the world becomes a better place to be for all of us. 🙂
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