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Smell Therapy Kit

Smell Therapy Kit

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Support your sense of smell with our Smell Therapy Bundle. Featuring a variety of distinctive aromas, this set is ideal for retraining your nose and exploring new scents.

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Smell Therapy Kit Phase II: Scent Diversification

Smell Therapy Kit Phase II: Scent Diversification

Bundle - Smell Therapy

Bundle - Smell Therapy

Benefits

The smell therapy theory refers to the four primary odor categories as the “odor prism.” Rose, eucalyptus, lemon and clove classify the four primary categories of the Odor Prism: floral, resinous, fruity, and spicy.

Research shows that adapting training to incorporate similar aromas helps to cement the odor categories (fruity, floral, resinous and spicy) in your brain and expand the scents you’re able to recognize and differentiate between.

This scent diversification makes recognition easier and reinforces your smell system regeneration.

Where you may have once perceived rose as only vaguely floral, with phase II you’ll not only be able to recognize its scent category but also be able to name it as rose and differentiate it from lavender, another floral oil.

Why MOXĒ?

- Expand your sensory capabilities with 8 different essential oils
- Get a more diverse smell experience going from our original Smell Therapy Kit to the Smell Therapy Kit Phase II
- Recognize and differentiate between odors
- Train your sense of smell to get better at scent identification
- Create stronger smell connections to help remember, identify and recall smells better

Ingredients

Research shows that adapting training to incorporate similar aromas helps to cement the odor categories (fruity, floral, resinous and spicy) in your brain and expand the scents you’re able to recognize and differentiate between.

This scent diversification makes recognition easier and reinforces your smell system regeneration.

Where you may have once perceived rose as only vaguely floral, with phase II you’ll not only be able to recognize its scent category but also be able to name it as rose and differentiate it from lavender, another floral oil.

Recommended Use

1. Find a relaxing and calm area where you can focus.
2. Twist open an inhaler of your choice and place near your nostrils. Inhale through your nose gently and freely for 20-30 seconds. While doing this, smell with intention and really do your best to concentrate on memories of your experience with that scent.
3. Diligence is key here! Rewiring neural connections in the brain is no small task! This will take time. Do this twice daily with all four inhalers for a minimum of 12-16 weeks.
4. Record your results in the Smell Log provided.
5. You should begin Phase II after approximately 3 months of diligent training with the Phase I Smell Therapy Kit by following these same steps.

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The four main odor categories that make up our sense of smell

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    Floral

    A subtly sweet, soft scent. The Rose essential oil is the perfect scent to embody this category.

  • Resinous

    A piney, woodsy, leathery, cool scent similar to pine and balsam fir. Eucalyptus oil represents this category of the Odor prism.

  • Fruity

    A sweet, vibrant, citrus-like scent. The Lemon essential oil is used to represent this category.

  • Spicy

    A warm, sharp, scent similar to cinnamon. Clove essential oil is classified as being the best scent to represent this category.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I stick the Inhaler directly in my nose?

We DO NOT recommend sticking the inhaler directly in your nose or making direct skin contact with the tip of the inhaler. The reason is that, in an effort to deliver the strongest possible smell from our inhalers, we do not dilute the Essential Oils that are inside of the inhaler. Essential Oils on their own are extremely potent and can cause skin irritation or discomfort. Please follow the instructions on the packaging to ensure proper use of our product.

How long does each inhaler last?

Our Inhalers are surprisingly long lasting, especially if you are diligent about recapping the product after use. The life span of an inhaler depends on the frequency of use. On average, for an inhaler being used multiple times daily, although the scent rarely ever completely disapears, you will find that the potency begins to diminish after 30 days. During less frequent use, the inhaler will last much longer, up to 3 months or more

Can I refill my MOXĒ Inhaler?

Due to the extreme potency of Pure Essential Oils, we do not recommend attempting to refill your MOXĒ Inhaler.

What if I don't feel the benefits?

It is commonly stated that Essential Oils have been used for a wide range of purposes, including medicinal, therapeutic, and aromatic benefits, for thousands of years. Because of this, the expectation is often that Essential oils will provide instant or dramatic results for everyone.. This is not the case, and it is due to several important factors. Individual Variability: Each person's body and physiology are unique. What works effectively and quickly for one individual may not have the same effect on another. Factors like genetics, age, overall health, and individual sensitivities can all play a role in how a person responds to essential oils.

Specific Needs and Goals: People use essential oils for a wide range of purposes, from relaxation and stress reduction to pain relief and skincare. The effectiveness of an essential oil often depends on whether it addresses the specific needs and goals of the individual. An oil that works well for one purpose may not be as effective for another.

Consistency and Timing: Essential oils sometimes require consistent and regular use over time to produce noticeable results. It's not uncommon for individuals to experience gradual improvements rather than instant or dramatic changes. Patience and consistency are often key to achieving the desired outcome.

Proper Usage: The effectiveness of essential oils also depends on their proper usage. Dilution, application methods, and dosage all play a significant role in how effective an essential oil can be. If not used correctly, an oil may not produce the expected results.

Complex Health Factors: Some health conditions are complex and may require a multifaceted approach to treatment. Essential oils can be a valuable part of a holistic wellness plan, but they may not be the sole solution for more serious or chronic health issues.

Psychological and Emotional Factors: The perception of benefits from essential oils can be influenced by psychological and emotional factors. Aromatherapy is closely tied to our senses and emotions, and a person's mood, expectations, and mindset can affect their perception of an oil's effectiveness.

Safety Considerations: Essential oils should be used safely and in accordance with recommended guidelines. Using too much or applying undiluted oils to the skin can lead to adverse reactions, which may overshadow potential benefits.