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of an important external event," he said in an email.
However, he added, "since the authors waited only one minute between stimulus and awakening, we cannot be sure whether more specific res of the smells may not eventually have appeared in the dreams."
Neil Bhattacharyya, an ear, nose, and throat surgeon at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts, said the study is interesting and novel.
"We know there's a link between smell and memory," said Bhattacharyya, who was not involved with the study, "and now there seems to be a link between smell and the sleep centers of the brain."other hand, provoked unpleasant dreams, the study found.
The different scents were not incorporated literally into a person's dreams, said study author Boris Stuck of the University Hospital Mannheim in Germany.
"There was hardly any kind of a