TO MEMORIZE FROM ORDER

“The smell of suicide tree, winter is starting.”

"I smell this fragrance, then I remind of that old girlfriend immediately."

"I don’t want to go into the durian market, because I always have a dizziness back."

    Have you ever noticed yourself? Sometimes, we smell something floating. Then we often think back to the experience of life in the past. The story is mixed with the memory of the smell that spring up suddenly amazingly. The images blend with those smells perfectly. What does it determine the match between these images and smells? Interestingly, we can take advantage of these processes. If you talk about the memory system or memorizing something including recalling those memories, it is a complicated process. The smell may be the way that we think of this complex process rarely. You can restore the smell through the smell of it. Nerve stimulation is stimulated, interpreted and stored in the brain, Hippocampus. Hippocampus is an important component of the human brain and other mammals. It is part of the limbic system, which has a key role in short-term memory, long-term memories and emotions. It found that when the hippocampus brain is destroyed or decomposed in patients with Alzheimer's disease, it will result in memory problems followed. So when we get the smell, it's like recalling the memories which we've kept. It is recalled back, and the feeling and emotion of the event is also coming back as well. Actually, when the smell can stimulate our memories, we can also take advantage of these scents to our body. You just imagine that if you get a pleasant aroma, the brain will record that this time is a good time. It's a great experience.

    Over time, when we are stressed or anxious, returning to the smell of good memories will help us to relax from stress or fatigue more or less. The interesting thing about the kind of memo is that we don’t take notes on paper or any media and we just concentrate and record in our own brain. When you want to recall these memories back, you just close your eyes and miss something or someone. These good stories will return to our hearts feeling again. You should try to record the smell that makes you feel good in the list.

References: Anyongjoo: writer, Traitep Getsil: Translator. Genius Science and Brain, Amarin Commics

Achwarong Jantamas. What is memory? Online. From: https://thestandard.co/science-find-remembrance/