Beyond beauty & aroma

 

 

Answering those emails diligently, staying focused on the job, and keeping a positive outlook even in overwhelming situations are constant challenge for every worker. Some people do those things better than the rest of us and they produce imposing results. No drugs, not even coffee- but their limbic system, a part of the brain that borders the subcortical structures and the cerebral cortex, plays a role in their motivation, and general mental health.

The scented candle, originally used as a placebo to enhance religious feeling was found to be truly useful not too long ago. From the early 20th century, it had become a statement of luxury for people of class who wanted to create an ambience or release stress. Aroma from their aesthetically pleasing candles improved their mental wellbeing, or so they believed. In 1878, what is now known as the limbic lobe was first identified, and in 1937 it was described as the brain circuits involved in emotions. Paul D MacLean solidified its role in 1952 as the brain’s emotional centre, while several researchers progressively clarified that the scented candle indeed impacts, independent of their senses of smell, the emotion, behavior, motivation, and general well being of people in the room it is placed. This have since added to its ornamental appeal- the gently lit candle long associated with romance, class, and beauty.

Because they are always pleasing to the eyes- the Sandalwood, Lavender, Eucalyptus, French Vanilla, and more, there is a chance you might not want more. Your scented candle vendor however should not deny you the complete experience, each with its own unique therapy.

 

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