Smell Dominates Taste: How Olfaction Shapes Flavor Perception and Emotion
The sense of taste is most influenced by smell—estimated up to 80% of what we taste is actually smelled. The olfactory bulb (smell) connects directly to the limbic system (emotions, memories). Smelling triggers emotional/memory responses, explaining why scents evoke hunger, happiness, or nostalgia.
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