Can You Find Your Smell Again After You Lose It?

Molly lost her sense of smell. She couldn't even enjoy food, much less cook it for other people. Molly learned that smells are an aromatic connection between chemicals and your brain. When you smell something, you are inhaling, and the aromatic compounds are coming in to your nose. These tiny, microscopic compounds are literally entering your nose and reaching the top of your nose where the olfactory neurons exist. So finn was right. You can find out more at CNN iReport.