About The Olfactory Sense

Humans see the world and animals smell it!

The olfactory sense is commonly taken for granted. This sense is by far our most primal sensory modality, and it is closely tied to emotions and instincts.

Most of us are familiar with ophthalmology, however hardly any of us are familiar with olfactology. Olfactology is the medical discipline which deals with olfaction. In contrast to individuals with ophthalmologic ailments who have access to a wide spectrum of medical support services, those with olfactory dysfunctions find it more difficult to obtain proper medical care for their needs. Even health insurance companies do not provide established policies to cover patients with olfactory dysfunctions.

After 2010 and as a result of the exponential growth of the internet, much more information has progressively been made available to individuals with olfactory dysfunctions. The following article includes information that would have not been readily available to the public in the past.

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Dr. Eftekar (Dr. E) is the founder and head coach of the Center for Conquest of Longevity and Northwestern Medical Review. Following nearly two decades of rigorous academic training after his high school graduation in 1968, he began his professional career in 1986 by establishing the Northwestern Learning Center, which offered preparation for a wide range of college, graduate, and professional admission exams. From those roots emerged Northwestern Medical Review, one of the first and longest-standing medical board-preparation programs in the world. Dr. E’s broad academic background spans the biological and natural sciences, the physiology of aging and longevity, and the philosophy of science and medicine. He is the founder of Sophiatric Medicine, a wisdom-based approach to living younger, longer, and wiser.

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