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Sensations from our nasal cavity alert us to pleasure, danger, and food in the environment. The complicated process of smelling begins when molecules detach from substances and float into the nose. The molecules must dissolve in watery mucous in order to bind to and stimulate special receptor cells. These cells transmit messages to the area of the brain where we perceive odors, and where we remember people, places, events, or dangers associated with these olfactory (smell) sensations.
Just like an overly bright light can wash out a photographic image, Nose Jammer overwhelms the olfactory system and overpowers an animal’s ability to detect and track human scent.
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