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The Time Scents Bring Back
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- Columnist Kim Mihui wrote in her column that smell is the sense that first calls up memories and emotions, and introduced how to use it in caregiving.
- The author, an aromatherapist, recommended trying scents familiar to parents, such as soap, lotion or food, in small amounts and for short periods.
- Scent cannot cure illness or restore memories, but it can soothe the mind; people who are sensitive to smells or have weak respiratory systems should stop immediately if it causes discomfort.
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Official translation → Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 향이 데려오는 시간 — 아로마테라피스트가 말하는 향과 기억의 관계
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