Scents and Sensuality
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Scents and Sensuality — The Essence of Excitement |
| Authors and Contributors: | Max Lake; Tim Baker (Illustrator). |
| Publisher: | London, UK: John Murray. 1989. |
| Detail: | Printed by Butler & Tanner. Pages: 242. ISBN: 0719546001. Hardcover. Condition: Book: Good. / Dustjacket: Good. First Edition. Includes bibliographical references (p. 227-234) and index. This book stems from the premise that humans woefully neglect their powers of smell and taste, and thereby miss out on a whole range of pleasurable experiences. The author argues that the smell brain, an organ with an earlier evolutionary history than the more complex intelligent brain, was designed both to recognize and to send out markers, taste and smell signals which, for example, direct the animal towards useful food plants. Max Lake explains how to revive and use to the full these neglected powers, first through a better understanding of human responses and second through a raised consciousness achieved through comparative tastings of wines and foods, and a heightened response to smells. |
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